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Indian cuisine is distinguished by its wide use of spices and herbs Food is an
integral part of India's culture, with cuisines differing according to community,
region, and state. Indian food is world famous. You can easily find Indian restaurant
in any part of the world.
Similarly the city of Kyoto features many restaurants serving international
cuisine including Indian, continental, English and western. The Indian Restaurants
in Kyoto offers a wide array of delectable dishes and sumptuous spread along
with world class drinks and cocktails.
There are many restaurants which offer Indian food in Kyoto:
ASHOKA
One of the first international restaurants to open its doors in this capital
of culinary daintiness, Ashoka offers a Thali dinner, including about 10 small
plates consisting of several curries, along with rice and tandoori dishes. Red
carpets, carved screens, brass lanterns, and tuxedoed waiters set the mood,
and diners wear everything from denim to silk. The last dinner order is taken
at 9 PM, 8:30 PM on Sunday. AE, DC, MC, Visa accepted. The restaurant is closed
on second Tuesday of the month.
KERALA
Opposite Royal Hotel, on Kawaramachi, north of Sanjo; Tel: 251-0141; Open:
11:30-14:00, 17:00-21:00; serves Indian regional cuisine; specialized in South
Indian dishes including Kerala style shrimp curry, Masala and Kulcha Kerala
stuffed with egg and almond; all dishes prepared by Indian chefs using spices
imported from India.
Didi
On Higashioji Street, a five-minute walk north of Kyoto University, you will
come across this smoke-free eatery. Indian, other Asian and original dishes
are served here.
Garamsala
A long-term favorite with Asian curry lovers, Garamsala offers wholesome curry
based dishes in northeast Kyoto. It is well worth seeking out despite the long
walk from the nearest station.
Nataraj
This is a long-established, atmospheric, and very friendly Indian cafe-restaurant,
with a smart, new look. Nataraj is situated near Ichijoji station in the heart
of studentville in northeastern Kyoto.
Pakistan Curry
Pakistan Curry provides a taste of the sub-continent at reasonable prices, making
it an eatery very popular with nearby office workers and students.
Tranq Room
Located in Kyoto's most popular tourist zone, the Tranq Room doubles as a live
music salon on weekends. Choose from a wide range of drinks, including Neo-Asian
teas, chai, lassi, beer, wine and sake.
Mughal
Handily situated between Kyoto Hotel and Fujita Hotel, this excellent Indian
restaurant is a delight for fans of Indian cuisine.
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