Indian businesses and services in Naha, Japan

Naha's Indian restaurants are mostly Nepali: eight of the eleven places in this list are tagged or named as Nepali. Nepalis are the largest group of foreign workers in Okinawa Prefecture, many of them first arriving as students at the prefecture's Japanese-language schools, and the city's kitchens show it.

Makishi has the most, on and around Kokusai-dori, Heiwa-dori and Paradise-dori, close to the Makishi monorail station. Asato, the next stop on the Yui Rail, has two, one beside the Sakaemachi market. Others are in Tsuboya, the pottery district, in Kume and Kumoji near the port side of the city, in Tsuji and Maejima, and in Shuri near the castle. Two say they serve vegan as well as vegetarian food, one of them gluten-free too. Most of those that publish their hours stay open until 22:00 or later, one until 01:00. Chatan, on the west coast north of Naha, has a page of its own.