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Located on the 7th floor of the Ginza Belvia building, right next to Ginza Itchome Station, this South Indian restaurant's name means "bliss" in Sanskrit. Opened in August 2019 by Nirvanam, which has its main branch in Kamiyacho, this is one of the brands built by owner Raj, who has established it based on Kerala cuisine. Window seats offer views of the Ginza nightscape, and private rooms are also available.
— From Kerala to Goa, the South Indian Table
According to its official website, Nirvanam showcases the flavors of Kerala and Goa on the Arabian Sea coast, Karnataka on the Deccan Plateau, and Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu on the Bay of Bengal coast. The menu features dishes named after these regions, such as "Chettinad Chicken Curry" from Tamil Nadu, "Malabar Shrimp Curry" from the Malabar region, and "Goan Fish Curry" which uses roasted spices. They also offer dosa, a thin rice crepe, and appam, a bowl-shaped rice crepe. It's a restaurant where you can compare the regional flavors of South India right here in Ginza.
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