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“ About 35 seats in a rather narrow linear layout, but feels comfortable and quite a Nepali atmosphere, including the music. Strong Covid precautions but we're into the 7th wave just now. Unusually broad menu throughout Asia and good prices, too. Free WiFi under their own name, though the 5-supposed-to-be-faster connection seemed a bit erratic. The other one seem to be fine. The service was fast and friendly, though a bit of a communication problem in both languages. No special curry of the day, but the saag chicken had only a nominal surcharge and was quite tasty. I was cautious on the spice level, but they provided some extra spice on the table. The naan and the salad were both quite interesting and tasty. The naan was skillfully cooked and had a flavor like some unusual Spice in it. I asked about the naan but he says there's nothing special in it, and he said the dressing is a homemade special recipe for a sesame dressing. Lack of a fork was a bit unusual, but there was a spoon for the curry and I used the chopsticks for the salad. Overall a solid high four stars. ”
“ Tandoor and Nan portions were huge, ordered way too much but did take away and will have for lunch!!! ”
“ Delicious, authentic Indian cuisine. Best garlic naan! ”
“ Rock solid Indian food with good lunch/dinner takeout options. The cheese naan is killer. Highly recommend ”
“ Their curry and naan were delicious and a very good price too. Would recommend ”
“ This is one of the best Indian food I ever had. It was so good I probably gained 10kg tomorrow! The place near the Komagome station in Tokyo. I used chopsticks for Indian food for the first time. ”
“ During our 10 day stay in Komagome our family of 7 dined here 3 times! Can't get enough.... The hospitality and food were excellent. We mostly had curries and naan, sooo good. The owner and chefs all super friendly. Definitely recommend eating here, with a large range of food to choose from. ”
“ Excellent service! The stuff is super friendly and thoughtful. Vegetable curry is tasty and highly recommend the cheese nan. Will be there again definitely. ”
About
THIRD EYE
Welcome to THIRD EYE, a culinary gem tucked away in the heart of Tokyo, Japan. Located in the bustling Toshima City, this restaurant invites you into a world of authentic Asian flavors, with a particular focus on Indian cuisine. The cozy space features about thirty-five seats arranged in a narrow, yet comfortable layout, reminiscent of a true Nepali atmosphere, complete with soothing music that transports you far from the urban rush.
One of the standout features of THIRD EYE is its welcoming approach to diners, reflected in their commitment to health and safety with strict Covid precautions. The vibe feels relaxed and easy-going, allowing you to truly enjoy your meal without any worries.
The menu is impressively broad, showcasing a variety of dishes that cater to different tastes, all at reasonable prices. From the moment you step in, the friendly staff aim to provide attentive service. Although some language barriers might arise, it adds to the charm of dining in a multicultural setting. Guests can take advantage of the free WiFi, making it convenient for those who wish to stay connected.
Many patrons rave about the saag chicken, which offers a rich flavor accompanied by an optional spice kick, showcasing the kitchen's dedication to authentic taste. One cannot overlook the naan, consistently praised for its exquisite preparation—some say it's inherently flavorful, elevating any meal. One guest eloquently noted the unique seasoning in the naan that made it stand out. The homemade sesame dressing is also a delightful surprise in the salads, further enhancing your dining experience.
Portion sizes are generous, with diners mentioning that it’s easy to over-order and end up with delicious leftovers. The garlic naan has been hailed as the best in town, while the cheese naan comes highly recommended by regulars, creating a perfect pairing for the rich curries offered.
Overall, THIRD EYE presents a solid, flavorful experience that leaves a lasting impression. With its blend of authentic dishes, inviting atmosphere, and excellent service, it’s no wonder diners continue to return. If you're on the hunt for delicious Indian cuisine in Tokyo, this is a must-visit destination that promises to satisfy your appetite and awaken your senses.
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