Ganges - Osaka

Full taste and the cheese naan is really amazing! the place is hard to find! they must be in the mall, they go on level b1, which is on the first story and then they go down the stairs and they will see it. when they get lost they ask the information button in the first floor it is not far from there worth the trip!

Small portions, typical price for Indian food in Japan. 1000+ yen. The curries were tasty. Good food!

Yesterday there had about $40 for three lunch sets, two letis, and one side of the sweets (a kind of Indian gyoza) and cheese naan. tasty, but not the best Indian food I ever had, but still, wonderful, so close to the tennoji station on a cold winter day. they had a healthy set and a vegetarian set as well as pakodas and momos who were vegetarian. update: went back 3/2019 and eating was better than remembered and the service and the prices were just as good as before. very popular room in the evenings, beautiful atmosphere.

This restaurant can be a bit tricky to find, but it’s definitely worth the effort! The owners and staff are very friendly and knowledgeable about vegan options. However, the complimentary soup was definitely not vegan—I took a spoonful and could tell right away, so I left it untouched. The dal and rice, on the other hand, were super tasty and absolutely worth it. If you order the salad, I recommend asking for a different dressing since the standard Italian one isn’t vegan. Overall, for the price of 900 yen, it’s definitely a good deal!

The restaurant offers good and affordable food, but I found that there were limited vegan options on the menu. During my lunch visit, I ordered the vegetarian set, but the staff informed me that only the daal curry was vegan. Unfortunately, the naan and pakodas are not vegan, which left me with just curry, rice, and salad. My waitress was understanding, especially when I pointed out my concerns about eggs and milk, and she even brought me a second salad when she realized that the dressing wasn't suitable either. I believe that the sweet samosas and the mama might be vegan as well. The menu descriptions were quite minimal, so it's best to ask for clarification, although I didn't check if anyone spoke English.