パオ キャラヴァンサライ
Pao Caravansarai
An authentic Afghan restaurant in Tokyo's Higashinakano district, offering traditional dishes in a culturally immersive setting.
Dining
Afghan Cuisine, Halal Options, Cultural Dining Experience
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Pao Caravansarai provides a genuine Afghan dining experience, featuring a menu rich in traditional dishes such as lamb kebabs, karahi gosht (a tomato-based mutton stew), and freshly baked flatbreads. The interior is adorned with handmade clay pots, colorful rugs, and cushions, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of an Afghan yurt. The restaurant accommodates various seating preferences, including table seating and traditional carpeted areas.
Facilities & Services
Halal Ingredients Used
Vegetarian Options Available
Non-Smoking Environment (with designated smoking area outside)
Free Wi-Fi
Prayer Space Available
Reservations Accepted
Private Use Available for Groups (20-50 people)
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