First time at this restaurant. I came with my child who loves Indian curry because I got tired of cooking at night. I decided to come here because I have to use up my Smile vouchers by August 31st. The prices for both lunch and dinner are reasonable. The restaurant is not very big, but there are plenty of staff members! They also offer takeout. Surprisingly, there were quite a few people dining on a Friday night after 7 pm. The restaurant is located on a main street next to a famous soba shop, so it stands out. I ordered two types of curry - the special of the day (Indian cheese curry) and spicy chicken curry. My child always goes for butter chicken wherever we go. The cheese curry had a tofu-like texture inside, but I couldn't really taste the cheese. The spicy chicken curry was delicious. The butter chicken was different from what I expected, it was lighter than what I've had before. It was a bit thin, but still tasty. The naan bread was crispy, not chewy. They offer free refills on naan, so it's a good deal. You can upgrade to cheese naan for an additional 200 yen, but the second refill will be regular naan. When I asked for two extra naans, they brought two for each of us. It was a bit much, but we managed to finish everything.

I visited this restaurant for lunch on a Sunday, located a 2-minute walk from Shirokane Takanawa Station on the Toei Mita Line and Tokyo Metro Namboku Line. There were 3 groups of customers waiting in line during lunchtime. Uber Eats delivery guys were constantly coming in to pick up orders. For lunch, you can choose from 1-3 types of curry sets, including Biryani. There are 11 different curry options to choose from, including daily specials. I ordered the daily special Egg Keema and Chicken Spicy Curry. The Egg Keema had a mild flavor suitable for Japanese taste, while the Chicken Spicy Curry was quite hot. The naan bread has a hint of sweetness, which balances well with the curry. You can get unlimited naan for an additional 60 yen, which is recommended since there is no price difference. You can find more information on Instagram at kuidaore.8.

One day on a holiday, I went out for some errands and decided to try the lunch menu at Samrat Curry House that I found on Tabelog. I ordered the Chicken Biryani, which came in a Korean stone pot, surprising me. The dish was hot all the way through, with the top layer of Basmati rice slightly crispy. Biryani is always a favorite of mine, but I have yet to find a place that surpasses the best one I've had before. Unfortunately, that particular restaurant is no longer around, so I hope to find a new favorite spot soon.

Curry restaurant in Shirokanedai. Visited for dinner on a weekday. Many customers use takeout. The restaurant is filled with the fragrant smell of curry and garlic. [2 types of curry set] (1,020 yen) One curry is 970 yen, two curries are 1,020 yen. If the difference is 50 yen, the two types are definitely more cost-effective. Butter chicken curry is rich and creamy. The sweetness is moderate. There are several small pieces of chicken in it. Mushroom and spinach curry. Naan is all-you-can-eat. A typical offering from a curry restaurant that provides naan and salad.

Takeout from Samrat! I chose a set of three types of curry - dal, chicken butter, and daily special, opting for the non-spicy options. The naan was warm and the salad surprisingly delicious! The curries were generous in portion size and satisfying. Perhaps I made a mistake in choosing ones that were not spicy enough, but Samrat never disappoints!

I wanted to eat spicy curry, so I went to this restaurant in front of Shirokanetakanawa Station. I bought a meal ticket from the ticket machine first and then took my seat. This time, I ordered two types of curry and rice set. You can choose between rice and naan! I ordered spinach and butter chicken. I asked for it to be spicy! But it was spicier than I thought, and I had to drink water at the end (lol). I was debating between house wine and beer, but the staff recommended Indian beer, so I had it. I don't usually drink beer, so I thought, "This is Indian beer," as I drank it. It was a bit late, so I was the only one in the restaurant, but I enjoyed chatting with the staff, and I thought the taste and the people were charming at this restaurant.

I felt like having Indian curry for lunch, so I visited a curry restaurant near the station. It seemed to be a chain store, but it was my first time there! I bought a meal ticket, handed it to the staff, and took a seat. Today, I had a set of two curries. I chose chicken minced curry and spinach and mushroom curry. The set came with salad, naan or rice, and curry. The naan was delicious with a nice bounce and buttery aroma. The curries were simple and easy to eat, both medium-spicy and just right. The service was quick, making it convenient for a quick meal. It also seemed popular on Uber Eats, with many orders coming in. Many people dining alone, so it's a casual place to eat. Plus, it's open until 5 am, so it could be handy for waiting for the first train.

When you're alive, do you ever feel an intense craving for curry? I certainly do. Sometimes I crave curry rice, and other times I crave naan with curry. I have a regular urge for naan with curry, and when that craving arises, I order the 2-curry set (1,000 yen). There are about 10 curry options to choose from, but this time I decided on the minced meat curry (spiciness level: ★★★) and the squid and shrimp curry (spiciness level: ★). I really love the sweet taste of the squid and shrimp curry, so I always order it. When you place your order, a small salad arrives first, and I ponder my love for naan while nibbling on it. Then, after a short 5-minute wait, the long-awaited naan finally arrives!! Its unique shape, with a flat round part and a handle-like tip, already gets me excited. Why is naan so delicious? The chewy texture, the satisfying thickness, the sweet taste unique to naan... the healing naan. The comforting naan. I want to lie down on a soft naan. It gently wraps around my tired body in this stressful society. It's calorie-rich because they use plenty of butter, but who cares today! Plus, at Samrat in Shirokanedai, you can have unlimited naan refills!! They bake the naan after you order it. When I asked for a refill, they brought me a whole extra piece of naan haha. Can I finish it all? Well, naan is so delicious, I could eat as much as I want... Oh!!!... Yes, naan fills you up quickly, so you suddenly feel full. If you're not confident you can finish it, I recommend ordering a small amount. So, after devouring a total of 2 whole pieces, I was satisfied!!!... Well, I've had enough naan for now... (laughs) I'll revisit when the craving arises again in a few months!

There is a restaurant located near Shirokanetakanawa Station, just a short walk towards Uoran-zaka. It is an Indian restaurant called Curry House Samrat. They serve two types of curry, chicken and vegetable, with delicious naan bread. The fragrant naan bread baked in a special oven and the spicy curry are perfect for a hot day after a typhoon. It was a delight to have spicy Indian curry after a long time. Let's gear up and keep going!

Platinum Highball Lunch is a rare Indian restaurant in Shirokanedai. It is located near the station. The staff always try to attract customers in. I usually pass by without being interested in the menu, as it is expensive and nothing particularly appealing. However, on this day, my lunch was delayed due to a hectic schedule and I didn't feel like traveling far, so I decided to go here for a quick meal. During the day, the windows are always open, creating an open-air atmosphere. I wonder how it is at night. I ordered the lunch set for 950 yen from the ticket machine. The staff, despite the empty restaurant, tried to seat me at a crowded table... not very welcoming. Since they didn't seem interested in my preferences, I decided to just stay as it is. The Chicken Tikka Masala that arrived looked far from the picture. I was expecting at least a salad, but all I got was curry and a piece of naan. I was told that I could choose both rice and naan after ordering (which was not mentioned earlier). I ordered both. The curry tasted as expected, with a few small pieces of chicken. The portion was generous. Just when I was feeling disappointed, the naan turned out to be surprisingly delicious. It was soft and tasty even when cold. I couldn't resist ordering an extra mini naan. If only the cost performance was a bit better... Maybe it's just the location that makes it like this.

This type of restaurant is rare, as they use a food ticket system! One type of curry with no refills for 780 yen, one type of curry with unlimited refills for 950 yen, two types of curry with no refills for 950 yen, and unlimited refills for 1,000 yen. The naan bread is the highlight, with a crispy outer layer and a soft, chewy inside that is delicious!

I had lunch at an Indian restaurant across the busy road from Shirokanetakanawa Station. It's a small shop where you buy food tickets, and the Indian-looking staff recommended the mutton biryani. I usually have curry at Indian restaurants, so it was my first time trying biryani, and I wish I had chosen more carefully. The restaurant is small with only a few counter seats and a few tables. There are no Indian decorations, so the atmosphere is more like a small izakaya. The Indian staff speaking their native language in the kitchen adds to the foreign feel. The mutton biryani came in a pot-like container with less aroma than I expected. It came with a yogurt-like side, which was a bit confusing. The rice was different from Japanese rice, long and not sticky, with a nice fragrance. The biryani had plenty of tender mutton pieces, which were delicious. I didn't really like the rice, but it tasted surprisingly good with the yogurt. They only accept cash for food tickets, and the restroom was a bit of a hassle, but overall, I enjoyed the mutton biryani. Rating: 3.36

I love this curry restaurant that serves delicious curry with fluffy naan even late at night. It's great that they are open late. The staff seems a bit too laid-back, but I still really like this place and would go back when I feel like it!

It's been a while since I found a generous restaurant! The cost performance is amazing with 3 curries for 1100 yen, free refills of naan and rice, and the option to upgrade to cheese naan for an extra 100 yen. The taste was okay, with slightly watery consistency and similar flavors in the curries. The cheese naan passed the test. Overall, it's a good option when you're in a pinch and considering cost performance. Satisfaction level: ☆★☆. Thank you for the meal! ☆★☆

The curry was delicious, but the meat dishes like shish kebab were also very tasty! We shared the naan and rice between two people, which allowed us to enjoy the meal without getting tired of it until the end!

The restaurant had a mix of dine-in customers, takeout orders, and Uber Eats deliveries coming in and out. My elderly father wanted something sweet, so we ordered butter chicken and squid and shrimp curry. I paid extra for a lamb and bean curry combo for myself.

This restaurant used to be open until late at night. I used to stop by after a night of drinking, have some Indian beer and butter chicken curry before heading home. But recently, I've been drinking less and no longer visit late at night. So, I decided to try going during the day. I skipped the lunch rush and ordered butter chicken and bean curry. They also offer all-you-can-eat naan, but one piece was enough for me. It was my first time eating here during the day, and I found the butter chicken to be slightly sweet and thin. Maybe it's because my taste buds are different after drinking? The restaurant is hardworking, staying open all the time. Impressive.

Two curries with naan or rice (no refills) for 1,030 yen. Comes with a shredded cabbage salad. The curry plate is the smallest I've ever seen, and even with naan, it's barely enough. The curry lacks spice and flavor. As a result, I end up using a lot of naan and running out. Even with the refill plan (+60 yen), I might end up just eating more naan. Perhaps the curry portion might increase, but it's uncertain.

An all-you-can-eat curry and naan restaurant. I refrained from getting seconds of naan at night. It's easy to eat quickly.

I used it for lunch. I was surprised at how big the naan was! I got full. The price changes depending on whether you can get a refill of naan. It's a little cheaper without a refill. It's conscientious!