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Gandhi
B1F Washington Hotel 3-2-9
Shinjuku, Tokyo 160-0023
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A casual dining Indian Restaurant located underneath the Washtingtom Hotel in Nishi-Shinjuku. With a traditional tandoor oven for cooking tandoori chicken and naan bread. A good range of traditional Indian curries and tandoori. They have an open kitchen so you can see inside, right at the front is the tandoori oven. Gandhi has dine in or take away available. Lunch sets start from 980Y or 1100Y for lunch set A with naan bread, 1 curry and tandoori chicken. Added on October 23, 2016 and last updated 8 years ago
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 +81-3-3342 9116
 Full halal menu
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The owners of this restaurant are Muslim and have confirmed its halal status.
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zynensey
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★★★★☆ I came here while I was in Japan. I had just gotten in from a long shinkansen ride from Nagoya and was missing Pakistani food. The owners were very pleasant and were happy to see someone me. The naan is very good. The rest of the food isnt quite as good as you would find in America or Pakistan, but that's okay-they are limited by Japanese ingredients. They did a good job despite that. Should I return to Tokyo I will come here again. Posted on October 23, 2016