Siddique · Akihabara Kanda Sudacho

The branch on Yasukuni-dori

The former address was the first and second floors of the Asaga Building, 1-7-15 Kanda Sudacho. Historical listings describe 37 seats: 20 downstairs and 17 upstairs. It was a different location from the Siddique that once stood on Akihabara’s Chuo-dori.

A brand that began near Shinjuku Gyoen

Siddique’s official history names founder Mian Ramzan Siddique and traces the business to a first restaurant near Shinjuku Gyoen in 1997. The brand grew around Indian and Pakistani cooking, with curry and tandoori dishes as central parts of its identity.

The same official story describes almost 40 curries and 17 tandoori dishes across the brand, and a Tokyo Tower opening in 2025. Those figures describe the wider business, rather than the menu or opening date of this former Kanda Sudacho branch.

Why people chose the thali

A March 2023 Akibaru visit paired prawn and mutton curries in a two-curry thali. The writer contrasted a mild prawn curry with a more gently spicy mutton curry, and singled out the chewy naan. Refills depended on the set: the thali included naan and rice refills, while the simpler curry order did not.

Why this page is an archive

AKIBA PC Hotline! reported on 15 July 2025 that Akiba Bistro Blue Sky was preparing to open in the former Siddique premises, with renovation photographed on 5 July. That establishes that this Siddique branch had already closed. The exact final service date has not been established.