About this spot
Partik brings authentic Indian flavors to the bustling Kyoto Station area with bold curries and naan breads that stand out among the city's traditional options. The kitchen specializes in rich, spice-forward dishes like butter chicken and lamb rogan josh, served on warm, fluffy flatbreads that melt in your mouth.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order the garlic naan first to soak up the extra sauce from your curry bowl.
- Ask for tandoori roti instead of plain naan if you want a crispier texture with less garlic flavor.
- Share a large platter of mixed curries to try more varieties without ordering too many sides.
Videos
Common Questions
How much does Partik cost?
Expect to pay between 1,500 and 3,000 JPY per person ($10–$20 USD) depending on whether you order a set menu or à la carte.
Where is Partik?
It is located in the Kyoto Station area, specifically near the main exit of the station building in central Kyoto.
What should I know about ordering Indian food here?
The staff can customize spice levels for dishes like the chicken tikka masala, and they often serve raita as a cooling side to balance the heat.
About this page
Restaurant: Partik
Cuisine: indian
Location: Kyoto Station, Kyoto, Japan
Source: Curated from local review platforms