
Ceylon Inn
A long-running Sri Lankan and Indian restaurant in Nakameguro serving home-style curry plates. No lunch on Sundays and no dinner on Mondays.

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A long-running Sri Lankan and Indian restaurant in Nakameguro serving home-style curry plates. No lunch on Sundays and no dinner on Mondays.

A Sri Lankan restaurant and bar near Kuramae station cooking home-style curries from the chef's mother's recipes, with spices brought in from Sri Lanka. Closed on Tuesdays; lunch is walk-in only.

The Jimbocho branch of Taprobane, a small Tokyo group of Sri Lankan restaurants known for lamprais. Closed on Sundays; dinner can be booked, lunch is walk-in.

The Monzen-nakacho branch of Taprobane, a short walk from the station. Lamprais and rice-and-curry sets; closed on Mondays.

A weekday lunch counter in the basement of the Shin-Tokyo Building, known for lamprais and Sri Lankan curry plates.

A small Sri Lankan curry cafe and bar in Sendagi with Ceylon tea on the menu. Closed on Wednesdays.

A Sri Lankan restaurant near Yotsuya-sanchome with curry plates, vegetarian dishes and Ceylon tea. Closed on Mondays and on the second and fourth Tuesdays.

A small Sri Lankan restaurant near Nerima station serving home-style curry plates, with Ceylon tea for sale. About fifteen seats; closed on Mondays.

A Sri Lankan restaurant and bar near Ueno station serving curry at lunch and Sri Lankan dishes with drinks in the evening. Closed on Mondays.

A Sri Lankan lunch and daytime spot in Bunkyo, open from late morning to early evening and closed on Mondays.

A Sri Lankan restaurant and café-bar between Daimon and Hinode stations serving Ayurveda-style curry plates, with vegan and gluten-free options. Closed on Sundays and public holidays.

A small Sri Lankan curry restaurant and bar south of Koenji station, open Thursday to Sunday.

A Sri Lankan cafe near Narimasu station, opened in May 2026 by a Sri Lankan-born owner, serving rice and curry plates, Sri Lankan drinks and Ceylon tea.

A Sri Lankan curry shop in the Jimbocho curry district where you choose your spice level. Vegetarian options are on the menu and Sri Lankan groceries are sold too.

A Sri Lankan restaurant and bar three minutes from Nakano Station south exit, known for a wide range of Sri Lankan curries cooked by its owner.

A long-running Sri Lankan restaurant and bar near Omokagebashi station, with curry plates for lunch and dinner.

The Kamiyacho branch of Araliya Lanka, open for weekday lunch with Sri Lankan curry plates and lamprais. Closed on weekends and holidays.

The Yotsuya branch of Cinnamon Garden, a Sri Lankan rice and curry restaurant a few minutes from Yotsuya station.

A Sri Lankan restaurant near Higashi-Ikebukuro, known for lamprais wrapped in banana leaf and for group dinners.

A Sri Lankan curry specialist in Yotsuya serving mixed rice-and-curry plates from early morning, introduced locally as a bridge between Japan and Sri Lanka.

A Sri Lankan-style curry and bar in a Kita-Senju back street, serving rice and curry plates.

A Sri Lankan restaurant on the ground floor of KABUTO ONE by Kayabacho station, listed in the Michelin Guide, known for hoppers.

A well-known Sri Lankan curry restaurant on the fifth floor of a building between Shibuya and Shinsen.

A Sri Lankan curry shop on the fourth floor of a building near Shimokitazawa station. Pork and mackerel curries are among the regulars. Closed on Wednesdays.

A Sri Lankan curry and bento takeaway near Ohanajaya station; opening days vary, so call ahead.

A Sri Lankan restaurant in a residential street between Hasune and Nishidai, known for chicken biryani and flavoured teas.

A Sri Lankan curry restaurant between Ogawamachi and Jimbocho, with rice and curry plates including a sardine curry.

The original Minami-Aoyama branch of Taprobane, a Sri Lankan spicy bistro known for lamprais.

A Sri Lankan cafe and restaurant in Narimasu, opened in May 2026, with curry plates and Ceylon tea.

The Kyobashi branch of Araliya Lanka, serving lamprais and rice and curry, opened in July 2026.

A Sri Lankan curry shop by Jiyugaoka station known for its rose curry, opened in April 2026.

A Sri Lankan restaurant and bar by Asagaya station, a sister of FukuLan, opened in June 2026.
A Sri Lankan grocery by Kamiitabashi station, opened in November 2025, stocking kithul treacle and other Sri Lankan staples.

A Sri Lankan-style curry restaurant beside Togoshi-koen station, which grew out of a once-a-week lunch pop-up.

A lunch-only Sri Lankan curry shop near Kameari, the permanent home of the former Shimbashi pop-up THE CIRCLE.
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