An Indian restaurant on the second floor of a Dotonbori building, known for curries, tandoori dishes and halal-friendly options.
Mithila Restaurant is an Indian dining spot on the second floor of the Hiramatsu Ogiya Building along Dotonbori, just a short stroll from the canal. The menu specialises in Indian curries, tandoori dishes, dosa and rice plates, with plenty of vegetarian and vegan choices.
Lunch is served from 11:00 to 15:00 on weekdays and 11:30 to 16:00 on weekends and holidays, while dinner runs from 17:00 to 23:00 every day. The kitchen can also prepare halal Japanese small plates and Malaysian-influenced options, and the team is comfortable with English-speaking guests.
This is a useful stop for halal eaters, vegetarians or anyone craving a curry break between Dotonbori walks; arrive early in the evening to avoid the late-night crowds.
+81 6-6484-0480
Japan, 〒542-0071 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Dotonbori, 1 Chome−6−14 平松扇屋ビル 2F
Dotonbori, Osaka
Operating Hours
Opening Soon
Opens at 11 am (in 5m)
Monday
11 am–11 pm
Tuesday
11 am–11 pm
Wednesday
11 am–11 pm
Thursday
11 am–11 pm
Friday
11 am–11 pm
Saturday (Today)
11 am–11 pm
Sunday
11 am–11 pm
Menu information is not available at this time.
Overall Rating
4.2/5
Based on 710 Google reviews
Negative Reviews
Jon K.
The restaurant feels somewhat lifeless in the lively Dotonbori district, as if it exists in its own world. The interior looks outdated and could use a refresh. While the staff may not appear especially warm, the service itself is acceptable…
Positive Reviews
Jack Kaz (HyeProfile)
Delicious Indian curries are served on a quiet second‑floor restaurant with a view of Dotonbori streets. The atmosphere is enhanced by upbeat EDM tracks and playful bead decorations. You can pick a set menu with one, two, or three curries, each well prepared.
Erwin D.
After five days of nonstop Japanese cuisine, we craved something different. While exploring Dotonbori, we noticed an Indian restaurant sign and went up to the second floor.
Moiz K.
We loved the food and appreciated that everything was halal. The portions were huge. The naan was delicious, the butter chicken was perfect, and the tandoori chicken, which we thought would be a small starter, turned out to be a generous serving. Service was fast and the dishes arrived quickly.
Prashant T.
We loved the lively atmosphere, with classic 90s Kumar Sanu songs playing in the background while we enjoyed Indian food in downtown Osaka. We almost tried every vegetarian dish on the menu and found the flavors and quality to be excellent.