
8-8-11 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tōkyō-to
Khan Kebab Biryani is an Indian restaurant located on the 6th floor of a building in Ginza, Tokyo's Chuo City district. The restaurant serves biryani, tandoori dishes, and other Indian fare at moderate prices and has received a 4-star rating from over 1,400 Google reviews. It draws both Japanese and international customers to its Ginza location.
The owners are Muslim and have confirmed its halal status. From the management: 'All the recipes are strictly selected in halal standard.The ingridents used in the dishes are inquired.'
Score reflects admin-confirmed halal status, with an active issue report under review.
Ordinary taste and service, but excellent cost performance for Ginza. Arrived around 8pm as some customers were checking out and stood in the entrance for about 2 minutes before the proprietor (back turned) acknowledged me. I was standing about 1meter away from him, so how could he not have known? He ignored me. Whatever. I had to say すみませんが! He showed me to a table, then I waited about 10-12 minutes until some more observant (much more service-oriented) staff came to take my order, the set meal for ¥3,190. Once the order was placed, the food came out in good timing. Lassi Papadum with relish Green Salad Mixed grill (the tandoori chicken, tikka, and fish) was the highlight. I really enjoyed the well-marinated chicken tandoori and tikka with a condiment sauce. Then came 3 curries, fragrant saffron rice, and half a Nan. Good. The curries (keema, butter chicken, veg) were topped with strands of ginger, which I removed. Apart from the mixed grill, the food was just OK for me. They offer party plan meals which would be great for a group. The deliciousness and quality of the mixed tandoor was not enough to recover the poor attitude of the first guy (-1 star) which left a bad impression. Otherwise, I would have given this place 4 stars.