Indian Curry Darvish (halal)

About

The scent of cumin and cardamom hits you before you even open the door. Indian Curry Darvish is a straightforward spot, serving up the kind of curries that warm you from the inside out. The Chicken Tikka Masala is a solid choice at 1,400 JPY, its sauce thick and clinging. But the real star is the Lamb Rogan Josh, a deep, rich curry at 1,800 JPY, the lamb falling apart with a gentle nudge. The restaurant is certified halal. Most Indian restaurants in Tokyo rely on pork or are not halal-certified, making Darvish a welcome find for those seeking authentic flavours without compromise. It’s a reminder that good food transcends borders, and here, it’s made with care for the Muslim traveller. It's a small space, maybe ten tables, with the kitchen visible at the back. Expect a relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere. The Mosquée de Tokyo is about a 15-minute walk away. Go early on weekdays if you prefer a quieter meal.

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