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Minami-asagaya Station

A South Indian Restaurant in Minami-Asagaya

Prabhat

Some veganSome veggie
¥1,000〜¥2,000〜
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Prabhat is a South Indian restaurant in the Asagaya-minami area of Suginami Ward, near Minami-Asagaya Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line. It sits on the second floor of a building along Ome-kaido and opened in November 2017. Its signature is meals (a South Indian set of rice with several curries and side dishes on one plate), and it also serves dosa and biryani.

— South Indian meals near Minami-Asagaya

The signature is the South Indian meals set, serving rice with sambar (lentil soup), several curries, and side dishes. It also offers dosa (a thin crepe of fermented rice and lentil batter), vada, chicken 65, and biryani. Daily curries and set menus are available. The chef trained at a South Indian restaurant in Toranomon. It is used as a South Indian restaurant near Minami-Asagaya Station.

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2025.02.27

“Shop where you can enjoy authentic South African cuisine”

A South Indian restaurant offering daily curries and special menus. Indian curry isn't just naan — this shop serves authentic dosa and parotta-based South Indian cuisine. You can have "dosa," a crepe-style made with a fermented rice and urad bean batter — a traditional South Indian dish. Few shops in Tokyo serve authentic dosa! What I ordered: Masala Dosa Set ¥1,500 (vegan-friendly menu) Contents: Masala Dosa & 2 chutneys & sambar The size made an impact! The dosa surface is crispy, with a crisp texture followed by chewiness — personally I prefer it to naan. The 2 chutney-like things (curry-like) — one sweet, one quite spicy — paired wonderfully with the dosa. The surprisingly large dosa was easy to polish off — a satisfying first dosa experience! All menu items can be made vegetarian, and if you tell them about allergies, they'll cook without those ingredients on the spot. Most Indian restaurants in Japan have decor with elements of that country, but this place doesn't really look like an Indian restaurant — white-based, almost Mediterranean atmosphere. The staff are friendly — a comfortable space.
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元陸上自衛隊 カナダ2年滞在🇨🇦 フリーで広告・WEBデザイナー謙ヒーラーとして活動しております✨ なるべく肉類や小麦を避けた菜食を心掛け、心身や波動ともに健全な方を増やす活動に取り組んでいます🕊️🌏