There is a restaurant located about a 10-minute walk from Oshiage Station B3 exit on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line. It's called cafe Sora, where the daily curry dishes are made by the artist Luca Tama. Today's daily curry options are a rich pork curry and a large hamburger curry. The prices are 800 yen for the pork curry and 1,000 yen for the hamburger curry. They also serve various types of alcohol, such as Corona beer for 500 yen. I chose the hamburger curry, while my companion went for the pork curry. The hamburger curry was served on a bed of spicy but not too hot keema curry, creating a delicious combination. The hamburger was also big and tasty. It was a satisfying and delicious meal. They have irregular closing days, so it's best to check their Instagram or Twitter before visiting. I will definitely come back to try Luca Tama's curry again. Thank you for the meal!

A bar located in a residential area in Oshiage, run by an artist named Rukatama. Rukatama is known for his various performances at events where he also takes charge of the food, which has earned him a reputation as a skilled food provider. Finally, he opened his own shop. The main dish is curry, with a variety of daily specials ranging from spicy curry to Japanese-style curry, all with a warm and welcoming taste that reflects Rukatama's friendly personality. The bar has many regular customers, but first-time visitors are also welcomed with open arms. I happened to visit on a day when it was one of the staff's birthdays, and even though I didn't know, the regulars treated me to celebratory drinks and we all had a great time. The owner's personality seems to have spread to both the staff and the customers, creating a lovely atmosphere in the bar.

There is a restaurant located about a 10-minute walk from Oshiage Station B3 exit on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line. It may be a bit hard to find as it is tucked away in a narrow alley. The sign outside said "Daily Curry," so I decided to give it a try. The interior has a cozy atmosphere with counter seats and tables in the back. They offer a daily curry special (Summer Vegetable Keema) for 800 yen, and various alcoholic drinks (like Corona beer) for 500 yen. They operate as a cafe bar with delicious curry from 8 pm to midnight. They seem to focus on lunch as well, and the Summer Vegetable Keema curry was really tasty. I'd like to try their other daily curries too. It was a curry that made me want to come back. It's nice that all alcoholic drinks are 500 yen. The owner, who looks quite young, is the one running the place. It's cool that they have a collection of Japan photo books. They have irregular holidays, so it's best to check their Instagram or Twitter before visiting. I'll definitely be back. Thank you for the meal.