Vegan-friendly
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Indian
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Has a special vegetarian/vegan menu in English. Serves combo lunches until 5pm. An a la carte dinner menu is also available. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-10:00pm.
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1-1-2 Oshiage, 6th Floor, Sumida-ku (at Tokyo Sky Tree), Tokyo, Japan, 131-0045
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Last update on 12 Jul 2013 by Guest
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10 Reviews
First Review by MorganSafford
crisXxX
Points +55
Delightful indian cuisine and a specific menu for vegetarians - Edit
The menu for vegetarians helps selecting food with a few questions only, much appreciated as not only don’t we speak japanese but hindi neither.
Read moreAs food is concerned, we recommend dal and curry with vegetables
Updated from previous review on 2024-05-04
Pros: Vegetarian menu available, Very kind staff, Pleasant venue
Guest
LaureDeprez
Points +69
All right for a quick meal - Edit
Not many options but the daal is vegan, as well as the roti. The staff is nice. Good for a meal if you visit the Sky tree.
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arashi22
Points +241
Not that bad - Edit
As other have said, the only vegan option is the daal, which is ok. I tried to order samosas, but they said they weren't vegan; they could make me a roti though.
Read moreI thought the daal was fine and not that plain, the roti wasn't great.
Daal, rice and 1 roti for just over 2000 yen, and considering you are inside the Sky Tree, I think it's fine.
I was starving so I'm glad I could have at least one option for food.
Guest
joel_laun
Points +2703
Quite alright - Edit
Amara has one vegan main dish (for takeaway) on the menu (daal with lentils and vegetables). We also ordered some rice and roti with it an enjoyed the food on the terrace after a visit to the sky tree. The food was quite tasty and the size of the portions was also alright. It cost us about 3400 yen for 2 daal, 1 rice and 1 roti, which is also okay. So if you visit the sky tree, this is a decent option.
Read morePros: Tasty food, Affordable
Cons: Only one vegan option
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kaus19
Points +942
Average Indian food - Edit
Food was okayish. A bit expensive.
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Kerouac32
Points +230
Good Option at Tokyo Skytree - Edit
There aren't a ton of vegan options but the samosas were good. It's a good option when visiting the Skytree.
Read morePros: English menu
Cons: Not many vegan options
Guest
shibbygem
Points +40
Ridiculous price - Edit
Popped in for lunch. They only had a daal for vegans which was fine. A normal lunch set which includes daal was around 1500yen. For two bowls of daal, two rice, two roti and one set of samosas it just cost us almost 5000yen!! Ridiculous. If you're vegan don't bother as you'll just get ripped off.
Read morePros: no pros
Cons: expensive
Guest
paulkates
Points +1833
Great Spot at Tokyo SkyTree - Edit
We went in for a snack while visiting the tower. Friendly, accommodating staff with fast, efficient service. We had the masala nuts, samosas, and the Amara salad (with a vegan dressing, as requested). All really, really good!
Read morePros: Great staff, Great food, Great value
Guest
Meggie and Ben
Points +1786
Not for vegans, bland food - Edit
Amara is a nice-looking Indian restaurant inside of the Tokyo Skytree.
Read moreUnfortunately the food is very bland and there is only one option for vegans. My husband and I shared the samosa appetizer and both got daal since it was the only thing thing they could make vegan. They could not make any of the breads vegan.
The daal was very bland, which is surprising considering this is an Indian restaurant. The samosas were just ok but were also pretty bland. I would not go back.
Cons: Only one vegan option, Bland food
Guest
MorganSafford
Points +21
Great location - Edit
My favorite thing about Amara was it's location. We were able to spend a day at the aquarium and Tokyo Skytree, then get dinner- all in the same building.
Read moreTheir staff spoke English and explained all of the curry dishes and sets, which was of course helpful.
My only complaint is that it really is not "inexpensive" as the listing says, so watch out for that if you're on a budget. Most of the curry dishes are over 1200 yen, and you have to buy a plate of rice to go with it as well. We also got the garlic nan and a mango lassi, which made our total for 2 people just over 4000 yen.
Everything was really good and filling though! I loved the PANIR BHURJI curry, which was vegetarian and mild. The vegetable curry was slightly more spicy, less of a sweet curry, but still mild and yummy. I was also really happy with the size of the rice dish.
Overall, very good, filling, veg-friendly food that is just a bit expensive :)
Pros: yummy, filling, good location
Cons: expensive, rice doesn't come with curry
Guest
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