Indian businesses and services in Amagasaki, Japan

Amagasaki lies between Osaka and Kobe, the first city in Hyogo Prefecture across the Kanzaki River from Osaka, and three railways cross it from east to west: Hanshin along the coast, JR through the middle and Hankyu to the north. Most of its Indian restaurants are in the north of the city, along the Hankyu Kobe line. Mukonoso has the largest group, around the station and in Minami-Mukonoso and Mukonoso-higashi, and Tsukaguchi, served by both Hankyu and the JR Takarazuka line, has another.

In the south-east, Kuise, on the Hanshin line, has three, and there are single places in Inadera, Shimosakabe and Tsuneyoshi; one more is listed on the border with Itami. A few are tagged or named as Nepali. Every place that publishes its hours splits the day into lunch and an evening service running to 22:00 or later. Osaka is ten minutes away by train, and Nishinomiya and Kobe, to the west, have pages of their own.