It is an Asian dining & bar in Kanamachi! I used the lunch menu and planned to eat two types of curry and cheese naan, but there was only a ladies' set with two types of curry, so I splurged and ordered the Lali Grass set with three types of curry and changed it to cheese naan. It started with a salad, and after a while, the curry was served! Now, as for the taste... I chose chicken, mutton, and pork for the three types of curry. Even though it said to choose from curry A to H, I could still order I, which shows the casualness of foreign cuisine restaurants. However, considering the price, it would be strange not to have I as an option. Despite ordering medium spiciness, there was some variation in the heat level of each curry. The curries were relatively mild in flavor, not heavily spiced. Therefore, there was no addictive quality, but overall, the taste seemed to appeal to everyone. The cheese naan was a typical one with cheese inside the naan. It was good that the cheese did not harden even after some time had passed. However, it felt somewhat ordinary as a cheese naan. The set includes three types of curry, salad, tandoori chicken, seekh kebab, dessert, and a drink. The tandoori chicken and seekh kebab that came later were also mild in flavor like the curries. As the meal was nearing the end and dessert had not arrived, I checked the set contents, and it was immediately brought out, but it was ice cream. Well, no wonder it took a while to come out. Confirming it was my downfall, as the ice cream started to melt before I finished the curry. There was nothing particularly noteworthy, but looking back after eating, the taste was not remarkable, but surprisingly cohesive. However, it may be too bland for just one type of curry. PayPay was accepted.

Located about a 10-minute walk from the south exit of JR Joban Line Kanamachi Station, there is a Nepalese restaurant called "Asian Dining & Bar Laliguras." Laliguras is the name of a flower depicted on the flag of Nepal, which is a lovely restaurant name. I ordered the "Mutton Curry Set" (tax included 880 yen). I chose the spicy option, which comes with naan and a mini salad. A lunch drink is also included (I chose iced oolong tea). You can get one refill of naan (additional refills are extra). The naan is quite large and fluffy with a generous portion. The spiciness of the curry was just right, and the mutton consisted of four bite-sized pieces. Both in terms of price and portion size, it was a satisfying meal.

Surprisingly popular among young families, this Indian curry restaurant has been featured on TV for its quality. The spacious and clean interior creates a comfortable atmosphere. The menu is similar to other curry restaurants, where you choose the type of curry, set or side dishes, drinks, and level of spiciness. Additionally, a complimentary salad is served. You can have free refills of naan, which is already large and satisfying in portion! The taste is delicious, with a noticeable level of spiciness in the medium curry. The juicy mutton meat is a highlight! The mango lassi in the set is also delicious! Overall, highly recommended restaurant!

The interior of the restaurant was a bit dark and made me a little uneasy, but I was able to enter with the baby stroller. The portion of rice was equivalent to more than three bowls, and there was no place to pour the curry sauce - it wasn't spread out flat on a plate, it was piled up high! And the curry portion was huge for this type of restaurant! It was about double the size of a regular Indian curry restaurant. One dish is definitely enough. The rice didn't need a refill, but my wife had multiple refills of naan and we finished it all. The simple taste of naan was perfect for our one-year-old. The all-you-can-eat refill was much appreciated. Thank you for the meal.

This was my first visit to the restaurant at night. I was not very impressed with their curry when they first opened. When I visited early in the evening, it was bustling with families. With the increase in apartments in the area, it seems to be popular among locals. The prices on the menu were reasonable and easy to afford. I ordered the Tandoori Chicken set, which was served on a bed of vegetables to keep the meat from drying out. It also included shrimp and tuna, making it a luxurious platter. I also tried the Seafood Biryani, which was freshly cooked upon ordering and had a different texture to the rice. It was different from the Biryani you would find in the city center, but it paired well with the side dishes. Although I thought I had left without forgetting anything, I realized I had left my camera on the table. This was the second time I had forgotten my camera at a restaurant, so I now have a name sticker on it. I confirmed with the restaurant the next day and retrieved my camera, and also had dinner there. I had the Nepal set meal for 800 yen, where they allow unlimited refills of naan and rice. I also used an 8% discount coupon from Tabelog. I was relieved to have my camera back.

About a 5-minute walk from Kanamachi Station, this Indian curry shop is located in a downtown shopping street. The standout feature of this brightly lit shop is definitely the cost performance of their set menus. "Menu Items" *Prices include tax* ◆Cheese Naan Set 980 yen Cheese Naan, Rice, Curry (choose from medium-spicy mutton curry), Salad, Drink (choose Mango Lassi) ☆All-you-can-eat Naan and Rice☆ How about that cost performance (laughs)? Getting Cheese Naan with Rice, Mango Lassi, and all for under 1,000 yen is quite a deal. After enjoying the pre-meal salad, the Naan and Curry arrive. The Cheese Naan is filled with plenty of cheese! It was a bit difficult to eat at first because it was piping hot, but dipping the cheese-rich Naan into the slightly spicy mutton curry was delicious. I couldn't stop tearing apart the Naan (laughs). After savoring the Cheese Naan, I got a refill of Plain Naan! While waiting for the Naan, I enjoyed the Rice. It was luxurious♪ In the end, I devoured the Cheese Naan, Rice, and Half Naan, and finished with Mango Lassi. It was sweet and delicious until the end٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و♪ *For the Ladies Set, you get 2 types of curry, Rice, Salad, Drink, Chicken Tikka, and Dessert all for 1,000 yen. Refer to the photo for details. Such a great deal! During our visit with the family, everyone was highly satisfied! We didn't even have to be asked to come back, we already wanted to return. There were a few other families dining, so it seems to be a popular spot for families in the neighborhood. They also accept PayPay payments, which was convenient! Thank you for the delicious curry! --- Basic Information --- ■Tabelog Rating: 3.10 Google MAP: 4.0 ■Business Hours: Lunch 11:00-15:00 (Weekends until 17:00), Dinner 17:00-23:00 ■Payment Methods: Accepts PayPay

I have been to both Theta and this place, but I preferred this one in Kanamachi! The green one is a spinach chicken curry and the yellow one is an egg curry. The flavors of both didn't seem that different, but you can choose the spiciness level from mild to extremely spicy, so even if you don't like spicy food, you can feel at ease! On the day I went, there was a family with children who seemed like regular customers, so you don't have to worry about the spiciness being too much! There was also chili pepper on the table, so even if you feel like it's not spicy enough, it's okay! I finished it in no time, so maybe next time I'll try the all-you-can-eat option... I'll definitely go back!

I visited Kinshicho for the first time in a while. It's a familiar town for me, as I was born and raised in Katsushika Shibamata. But it seems to have changed quite a bit while I was away, so I was looking around. I came to a curry restaurant in Kinshicho. I ordered the Butter Chicken Curry Set and the Lali Grass Set. Both sets came with salad and a soft drink. As a side, I also ordered samosas and the Chicken Biryani that I've been hooked on recently. With the Lali Grass Set, you can choose two types of curry, so I chose spinach paneer and bean curry. The spinach curry was very creamy, with large cubes of paneer that you could enjoy by taking big bites. The bean curry was coarsely mashed, allowing the sweetness of the beans to shine through. The samosas were smooth, with mashed potatoes, spices, and lentils giving off a nice aroma. There was no spiciness to it. The Chicken Biryani was made with Japanese rice, slightly al dente, and had a deep red color from the spices. As always, I am amazed by the beautiful presentation at Indian and Nepalese restaurants. The papadums here were delicious, but the naan was not crispy and had a texture more like firm bread. It had a hint of sweetness and tasted good though. The customers were about evenly split between those dining in and those getting takeout. The interior of the restaurant had Bollywood movies playing, which caught my attention.

I ordered the ladies set and you can choose your curry. It was undeniably delicious.

The red wine was delicious. Of course, the curry was also delicious without any complaints.

It is cheap and delicious.

Spinach with medium spicy cheese naan.

The cheese naan was incredibly delicious.

The Lariguras set is good.

Reasonably priced and delicious.