Smoothly revisited ♡ 1,100 yen Ladies Special Lunch Set is just too good of a deal!! With the coupon they were giving out, I got a vanilla ice cream (❁´ω`❁)*✲ﾟ* The staff is also wonderful ♡ Definitely a place I will visit again.

【Kichijoji/SITAL Kichijoji Kitaguchi 2nd Store】¥1,000-1,999 Located 5 minutes on foot from the north exit of Kichijoji Station When you're feeling hungry near Kichijoji, this is the place to go! I visited the sister store of SITAL Kichijoji that I introduced before! It's an Indian restaurant where you can enjoy all-you-can-eat naan and rice all day long at the 2nd store, and they have exclusive menu items like "Mentaiko Cheese Naan Set" and "Student Set" that you can only get here. They are both delicious and satisfying! The lineup of naan flavors like cheese naan, honey sesame naan, garlic naan, chocolate cheese naan, and fruit chocolate naan is amazing! Whether you want something hearty or have a sweet tooth, there's something for everyone to enjoy. My recommended point is definitely the cheese naan made with 100% luxurious cheese! The special naan dough mixed with cream and milk is so chewy and delicious. The amount of cheese overflowing from the naan was amazing! Recommended items include: Mentaiko Cheese Naan Set (2 curries + Mentaiko Cheese Naan) ¥1,300 - A rare combination of mentaiko and cheese! Both the cheese and mentaiko are generously packed in, making it very satisfying. Student Set (1 curry + Chicken Tikka) ¥950 - A giant naan that overflows from the plate! This is student-friendly for those with big appetites. Chocolate Cheese Naan Set (2 curries + Chocolate Cheese Naan) ¥1,300 - The king of dessert naan! The harmony of high-quality chocolate, melty cheese, and chewy naan is genius, and I highly recommend it to those with a sweet tooth. They offer 10 authentic curries made by a skilled chef who worked as a head chef at a top Indian restaurant, and you can choose from them at no additional cost! You can also adjust the spiciness, so it's suitable for children to spice lovers. Additionally, you can choose from 9 drinks, including Strawberry Lassi, Coconut Lassi, and Chai, which is a lineup that will trouble the indecisive. The spacious atmosphere compared to the main store makes it ideal for drinking parties, large group gatherings, and family use. Address: 1-10-1 Kichijoji Higashicho, Musashino City, Tokyo Business Hours: Weekdays 11:00-15:00 (Lunch) 17:00-23:30 (Dinner) Weekends and holidays 11:00-16:00 (Lunch) 16:00-23:30 (Dinner) Open on Sundays Reservation available Ubereats, Demae-can, Takeout available.

In Kichijoji, there are two SITAL stores. The second store is a little further from the station. The first store is in a building near Menchi Katsu. The menu seems to be slightly different. This time, I ordered the New Delhi Set for 1200 yen. It includes salad, naan, rice, two types of curry (you can choose from mutton and butter chicken), and a drink (I chose mango lassi). The naan was delicious as always, especially the hot refill. The mutton curry didn't have a strong mutton flavor, so I prefer it to be more intense. The restaurant is not very spacious, but it was crowded as expected due to its popularity. Thank you for the meal.

SITAL's affiliated store located slightly off from the north exit of Kichijoji. I had lunch here on the way back from an appointment nearby, as I had been to their other store in the shopping street near the station a few times and found it delicious. During the weekend lunchtime, there were only two customers ahead of me. Perhaps due to its location, the place seemed less crowded compared to the center of Kichijoji. I ordered the Cheese Naan Set for ¥1,210 including tax. The set included Butter Chicken Curry, a choice of one curry, Cheese Naan, salad, rice, and a drink. First, I had a mini salad with the typical orange dressing common in Indian cuisine. I chose the spinach chicken curry from the three options available, which had plenty of spinach and was moderately spicy as I opted for the spicy version. The Butter Chicken Curry had a good tomato flavor and wasn't too spicy. Both curries came with two large pieces of chicken. The Cheese Naan was quite heavy and when torn, it stretched a bit before breaking. The Naan itself was soft and fluffy, pairing really well with the curries. I usually only have regular Naan, but this time I ordered the Cheese Naan as it was listed as the most popular item, and it was definitely the right choice. I had a lassi as my drink, which was pretty standard. Despite not having high expectations due to the lack of customers, the food was surprisingly delicious. They also offered takeout options.

In November 2021, I visited the second branch of Sitar in Kichijoji, which is located along Itsukaichi Highway. I used to love the main store at Cosmo Building when my kids were young, and I have been there countless times. I may have exchanged my second stamp card there. The store on Suenohiro Street closed down quickly, so I was wondering what happened, but it seems they opened this branch instead. The menu here may be slightly different from the main store. I ordered the B set with the daily curry, which was eggplant and chicken curry with naan. I also had a lassi to drink. Every dish was delicious, and the naan was soft and chewy. The interior of the restaurant is clean, and the tables are more spaced out compared to the main store, which is often crowded. This branch might be a hidden gem. Thank you for the meal!

On a rainy Saturday, there hasn't been much talk about hay fever this year. It used to be a common spring concern, with drugstores making a significant income from selling hay fever prevention products, but it didn't turn out to be a major problem. I had visited the Cosmo Building store before, and although the second branch was a different street store, I assumed the taste would be similar and planned to visit eventually. However, due to the pandemic, they now only offer takeout and delivery. Passing by the store at night, I was approached by what seemed to be a staff member asking if I wanted takeout. I inquired if dine-in service had resumed, and was informed that they were open for lunch as well, including Saturdays. Today, I decided to dine in. Despite the rain, there was only one customer inside, but there were four male staff members. It seemed like a lot of staff, but I noticed that some of them were heading out for deliveries. The restaurant had contracts with food delivery services like Demae-can and Uber Eats, and it was quite popular with frequent delivery orders. I sat at a table for two near the entrance. Looking at the menu, the lineup was mostly unchanged, with many options offering unlimited naan and rice refills. I ordered the D lunch set (1,045 yen tax included) with Sag Chicken curry at a medium spiciness level (Hot 2) and a lassi drink. There was a map of Nepal on the wall, so I wondered if the staff were from Nepal. The meal arrived with a salad and drink first, followed by the curry, and finally the naan. It took about 5 minutes for everything to arrive. I noticed that there was no rice, but since refills were allowed, I planned to add more if needed. The curry was a slightly dark green color, with a generous portion. It had a faint vegetable aroma when I scooped it up with the large naan, and the spiciness was not very strong. The chicken pieces were tender. I couldn't remember the taste of the store in the Cosmo Building that I had visited before, which was referred to as the North Exit Main Store. The rice options were regular rice and Indian rice. I decided to add the Indian rice, which turned out to be a Basmati rice. It had a slightly sweet fragrance and each grain was long and slender, unlike Japanese rice. It paired well with the curry, but I personally prefer Japanese rice with curry. I ordered an extra serving of naan, which was slightly smaller in size this time. It seemed like a thoughtful gesture from the staff to offer smaller portions. By the time I finished eating, there was hardly any curry left, and I was full. The lassi had a mild yogurt flavor and was not too sweet, similar to a less sweet Calpis. It would be suitable for those who are not fond of yogurt. When I asked if the Indian rice was Basmati, the staff mentioned that they had two types of rice, including Japanese rice. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience.

When I went to Kichijoji for the Mode Off sale, I used this deal. New Delhi Special for 1,298 yen (including 10% consumption tax). Showing the flyer at the entrance reduced the price to 1,169 yen. Chicken Masala Curry: Rich flavor of chicken, delicious Indian curry that you can't make at home. The consistency is ideal! Shrimp Masala Curry: Sweet and delicious flavor, plump shrimp. It pairs well with the Chicken Masala Curry. Recommended for children, if no allergies. Plain Naan: Just the right amount of stretchiness, great texture! Rice: Unfortunately, not Asian rice. Papad: Thin crispy crackers, enjoyable crunch. Salad: Hmm, cucumber?

The store had a normal appearance. I ordered the A lunch set for 842 yen, which came with a mini salad and a drink, so I chose lassi. Honestly, I didn't need the white rice, but everything comes with nan and rice (;^_^A). I ordered the 1-spicy lentil curry and chicken curry. It was just the right level of spiciness and easy to eat. The nan at this kind of restaurant is really delicious. The nan was so big that I couldn't finish it, and the curry was also delicious, leaving me feeling full. There was no line even on weekends, and I was satisfied with being able to eat delicious curry.

We were guided to the counter even though there were empty table seats available. When we declined and insisted on a table seat, we were seated at a table. I ordered the C lunch set (1180 yen) and the staff, who seemed to be new, did not ask about the level of spiciness (apparently, we could have chosen). When asked about our drink, I had already decided on a mango lassi, which seemed to surprise the staff. The shrimp curry, chicken curry, salad, mango lassi, shish kebab, tandoori chicken, and ice cream (a complimentary service from a flyer handed out at the entrance) were all delicious. The portions of shish kebab and tandoori chicken were large! However, the service was not great as they forgot to bring the complimentary ice cream until I reminded them. Overall, the food was satisfying, but the service left something to be desired.

A new branch of a well-known restaurant in Kichijoji where you can enjoy delicious Indian curry and huge naan! The "Indian curry" I had was spicy and incredibly tasty! The naan was hot, fluffy, and satisfying to eat. Despite being cheap, it's very delicious, so I'm sure there will be long lines in the future. - Lunch is available until 3:30 pm (4 pm on holidays) - They have cheese naan - The naan is chewy - Very delicious

After finishing up some business at the Yodobashi Camera in Kichijoji, I had planned to have Korean food for lunch, but to my surprise, it had been replaced by an Indian curry restaurant. This is the second location in Kichijoji, and I occasionally visit the main store. I decided to go in and ordered the set that came with Tandoori chicken, Seekh kebab, and a mango lassi for 1180 yen. You can choose the level of spiciness, and I opted for a spicy one. The Tandoori chicken from SITAL was served piping hot on a sizzling plate. The seasoning was really good, and the portion was large. However, it was a bit too much for me, and I ended up leaving quite a bit of naan. Nonetheless, it was a satisfying lunch. The restaurant had just opened, so there weren't many customers. I'll definitely stop by again next time I visit Yodobashi Camera. [Today's lunch: C lunch 1180 yen] Shrimp curry, chicken curry, naan, rice, salad, Seekh kebab, Tandoori chicken, papad, mango lassi.

SITAL has opened its second store at Kichijoji Station on the Chuo Line. While there is already one store each from Nishi-Ogikubo to Mitaka, this is the second store in the north exit area of Kichijoji. The restaurant seems to be quite ambitious. When I visited the newly opened store, there were only two customers ahead of me. I quickly ordered the Mutton Curry Dinner Set for 1280 yen. While waiting for my order, I noticed two customers in a row ordering bento boxes. It seems that there is a high demand for Indian curry bento boxes at this type of restaurant. The curry at this restaurant is of the In-Nepal style, known for its well-balanced flavors. In-Nepal curry is often criticized for not being very delicious, but this restaurant has managed to strike a perfect balance between Nepalese and Indian flavors, resulting in exquisite deliciousness. The only downside is that the naan bread is a bit oily. This can be a bit of a concern as it may hinder one's ability to eat a lot. Nonetheless, this restaurant serves delicious curry dishes. It is a great addition to the curry options in Kichijoji.

In March 2019, I visited a popular curry restaurant located near Kichijoji Station's north exit for the first time. This was the second branch of the restaurant, and I decided to check it out after hearing about it on a certain website. I arrived around noon on a weekend and found that the restaurant was not too crowded yet. The interior was nicely decorated, with a long layout and tables on both sides. I ordered the B lunch set, which included curry, salad, a drink, and all-you-can-eat naan or rice. I chose the butter chicken curry, which had a rich flavor with a hint of spiciness that was not too overpowering. The naan, which was generously coated with butter, was a highlight of the meal. Overall, the food was delicious and I enjoyed the meal.

Lunch on March 10, 2019 (Sunday) with my partner. Sitar has opened a new location in the north exit this time. Their previous store on Machida's Suenohiro Street closed quickly last year, so it will be interesting to see how this new location fares. I found out about the opening on Tabelog and decided to give it a try. The restaurant is located along Itsukaichi Highway, where a Korean restaurant used to be. We arrived after 2:30 PM and the restaurant was about half full. We ordered the C Lunch set (shrimp curry, chicken curry, naan, rice, salad, mango lassi, tandoori chicken, seekh kebab, papad) and the G Ladies Special set (two curries, cheese naan or plain naan, mini rice, salad, chicken tikka, drink). We chose the bean curry and butter chicken for the curries, cheese naan, and mango lassi for the drink, all with medium spiciness. I've been to Sitar's location in Cosmo Building before and thought the food was delicious, but this time, it was just okay. Maybe I should have chosen the hot spiciness level. It could also be because I've been eating a lot of delicious curries lately. Sitar is still doing well, but it seems a bit more mature, or should I say, older (laughs). The total bill, including tax, came to 2,332 yen. By the way, the famous Rodgers in Kichijoji will be closing on March 12th and relocating nearby. The city's landscape will change a little once again.

I used a 3,000 yen all-you-can-eat and drink course for a New Year's party. There were around 10 types of curry, several types of naan, and a variety of soft drinks including lassi and chai on the all-you-can-drink menu. They also had tandoori chicken, fish, edamame, and more. The curry with shrimp and cheese naan were delicious! If you have one curry and 3-4 pieces of naan (1 piece), you'll be full, so the 3,000 yen with all-you-can-drink might be a good deal depending on the person. It's a good place to gather cheaply!

I recommend the delicious vegetarian curry set at this place in Kichijoji. I've tried curry at many different restaurants in the area, but the cheese naan here is filled with plenty of cheese and goes really well with the curry. All the curries here are tasty and satisfying, even for a vegetarian. I often come here after working out, and the protein from beans and cheese is just right. It's great that you can adjust the spiciness level to your liking.

An Indian restaurant in the Nishi-Ogikubo and Kichijoji area! The friendly manager and the large, buttery-smelling naan are the best! You can enjoy a generous portion of curry and leave the restaurant feeling satisfied. The cute "Thank you very much" coming from the kitchen as you leave is charming. It's a place you'll want to visit over and over again.