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Bombay Bazaar Indian Spices
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GroceryClosedHalal · Self-declared

Bombay Bazaar Indian Spices

Ojima 6-12-11, Koto-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

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A halal food grocery one minute from Ojima Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line, run by an owner from Mumbai. Sells spices, beans and other Indian ingredients; the same operation also runs a cafe-and-restaurant outlet in the Ojima area.

Eating in Tokyo

Tokyo's South Asian food is dominated by a specific format: a Nepali-run kitchen serving a largely North Indian menu, built around a weekday lunch set of curry, enormous naan and a small salad. It is so consistent that it is effectively its own genre. Underneath it sits a smaller, more interesting layer of genuinely Nepali cooking, and a handful of serious regional Indian restaurants.

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