I chose the lunch set with daily curry, and I chose spinach and cheese. It came with salad, rice, and naan. The curry was lukewarm, not hot. But the most important thing... I couldn't taste any curry at all. The flavor was very weak. While spinach curry may not be as spicy as other curries, it was lacking in flavor. Maybe spinach curry is supposed to be mild, but this was too bland.

I visited the restaurant alone before noon on a regular day. The interior is quite spacious with an Indian theme. The customers seem to range from office workers to moms with children. I had the B lunch set (Saag cheese curry and butter chicken curry). The curries were quite mild in flavor, with both spiciness and umami being weak. You can get unlimited refills of naan and saffron rice, but since the flavors are mild, it's not really necessary.

It's hot outside, so I felt like having some spicy curry and decided to go to Triton nearby. On this street where Bombay Cafe is located, there is also CoCo Ichibanya and Jalana, which serves Indian curry and Thai cuisine. I came here specifically for the butter chicken and lentil curry. Today, I ordered a set of butter chicken, lentil curry, and egg curry. It costs 1200 yen and you can have unlimited rice and a large naan. I also added a mango lassi for 150 yen. The mango lassi is rich and leaves a lingering taste in your mouth. The butter chicken I was looking forward to has a strong tomato flavor that goes really well with the naan. The egg curry is very spicy, and when I asked for extra spice, they made it really hot! For those who love spicy food, this intense heat is amazing. The lentil curry is rich and almost like a dessert. The naan is large but light, so you can keep eating more. I, of course, had an extra serving of naan. They ask if you want half or a whole piece, so there is no food waste, and you can eat according to your hunger level. The staff is friendly and attentive, always refilling your water without having to ask. It was a great lunch experience!

It is an Indian restaurant located on the 2nd floor of Triton Square, about a 5-minute walk from Tsukishima Station. I visited around 12:30 during lunchtime, and although the restaurant was crowded, I managed to enter without waiting in line. I ordered the daily lunch special for 800 yen, which came with a complimentary lassi. While many people eat curry with naan, I decided to have mine with rice this time. The turmeric-infused rice paired surprisingly well with the curry sauce. The mild curry sauce was delicious, and I found this Indian curry restaurant to be quite satisfactory.

On a regular day at 13:30, I felt like having something warm, so I decided to visit this place. Even though Indian cuisine is usually known for its spicy dishes, I wanted to try something warm like lentil curry (dal) as well. The interior of the restaurant was surprisingly beautiful, spacious, and well-decorated. I ordered the "Two Curry Set" (1000 yen) with pumpkin curry, dal curry, and chicken butter curry. The food arrived quickly with a generous portion of naan, rice, salad, and lassi. The pumpkin curry was light and paired well with the rice. It had just the right amount of spiciness. The chicken butter curry had a rich tomato flavor and the chicken was tender. The naan was crispy and flavorful. The lassi was not too sweet, just perfect. The dishes were not overpowering and easy to eat, making it a delightful dining experience. The restaurant also had proper COVID-19 measures in place, such as hand sanitizers and clear dividers between tables. Overall, it was a great meal in a lovely setting.

Dantory Chicken is really delicious! Even though it's breast meat, it's very juicy, maybe the best I've had! The chicken is a bit cold and has a decent texture. The daily spinach chicken curry has lots of chicken and is very cost-effective, but the flavor is a bit weak, lacking the abundance of Indian spices. The service included a lassi, the restaurant is clean, overall I think it's good!

This evening, I decided to have dinner at Triton once again. Triton has a decent selection of food and drink options, making it a convenient choice. I have used it continuously for several days now. I have visited Triton with my family in the past, and we found the spacious interior and large tables to be very convenient. It seems to be popular among groups of four or three, as well as Triton staff. I ordered the double curry plate with keema and chicken. The meal came with salad, plate, and lassi, keeping it simple. I felt like I wanted another side dish, but I didn't want to be too greedy. I asked for it to be very hot, but it turned out to be spicy. Triton is known for its curry dishes.

I casually explored Harumi Triton Square for lunch today. I took the A2b exit at Kachidoki Station on the Toei Oedo Line, and as I emerged, I saw Kiyosumi Street to my right and Harumi Street straight ahead. I walked along Harumi Street towards Harumi for a while until I reached a moving walkway bridge. After crossing the bridge, I continued straight and on my left, I saw an escalator leading up to the second floor of Harumi Triton Square. I took the escalator up to the second floor, entered through the entrance, and walked diagonally to the right. There was a post office on the left, and I continued straight between building W until I reached an automatic door. I exited through the automatic door and immediately saw the restaurant I visited today, "Bombay Cafe." I arrived at 12:55 on a holiday and was seated at the fourth table to the right upon entering, guided by a male staff member. As I looked around the restaurant, I noticed two pairs of men and women, two pairs of women, a family of three, and a solo male diner, totaling eight people in the restaurant. I sat down at the table and checked the menu. The lunch menu included: A. Daily curry lunch - 800 yen B. Two types of curry lunch - 1,000 yen C. Three types of curry lunch - 1,200 yen D. Tandoori special - 1,350 yen E. Mild lunch set - 1,350 yen The curry types available were: Eggplant chicken, Chicken butter masala, Chicken bhuna, Keema matar, Sabze imanday, Sag paneer, and Dal tarka. I asked the male staff member what the daily curry was, and he said it was eggplant chicken. Since I like eggplant, I immediately ordered the "Daily Curry Lunch" with naan. After a two-minute wait, a salad was served. Three minutes later, the "Daily Curry (Eggplant Chicken)" and naan were served. I wondered if the naan would be spread with ghee, but it was not. The naan was slightly smaller in size, thinner, and naturally sweet, making it delicious. I scooped the curry onto the naan and took a bite. The curry was mild with tomato-based vegetables, and the spiciness didn't hit my tongue right away. For those who prefer spicy curry, it may have lacked a punch. The eggplant and chicken pieces were well incorporated into the mild curry, enhancing the taste. The chicken was tender, releasing juices that blended well with the curry in my mouth. Since the curry was mild, I asked for extra spices and sprinkled them on top with each bite. I finished the meal by scooping the curry with naan and adding the spices. I enjoyed a mild tomato-based curry today at "Bombay Cafe" and left the restaurant. This was my experience, Q-chan. Thank you for the meal.

Today's lunch was at Harumi Triton Square! I crossed the canal and took a little stroll! It's late on a Saturday, so there aren't many open restaurants, but I stumbled upon Bombay Cafe! It's a curry place affiliated with Bombay! The prices are reasonable and the atmosphere is nice! Let's have a leisurely curry lunch! Here we go! Today's special: Chicken and Eggplant curry lunch! First, the curry! It's a rich North Indian-style curry with plenty of chicken and eggplant! The sauce is a bit sweet and lacks a strong spice flavor. It's tomato-based with cream, giving it a mellow taste! This might be a hit or miss depending on your preference. The turmeric rice is fluffy and complements the creamy curry well. The Chicken Tikka is grilled to perfection, with a concentrated meaty texture. I added extra spice to the curry, but I'm already full! It's a relaxing space to unwind and enjoy! It wasn't quite what I expected, but sometimes this kind of experience is nice! This place seems perfect for leisurely nights with beer in hand!

There were different types of curry lunch available, with a daily special for 800 yen. Changing the type of curry would cost an additional 100 yen. The naan was small, making it just the right size for women. Refills cost an extra 100 yen. The taste was mild, so it was a bit lacking in spiciness. It would have been good to ask about the level of spiciness. The restaurant is spacious and there are other curry restaurants lined up in the same area.

This is an Indian restaurant located on the 2nd floor of the complex facility "Harumi Triton Square" in Harumi. The restaurant is on the way from the office building of Triton Square to the residential building. It is a small dining area with other eateries nearby such as Coco Ichibanya and an Indian-Nepalese curry restaurant, making it quite competitive. The interior of the restaurant is different from typical Indian-Nepalese curry restaurants, with a unified Indian theme and well-decorated. It has a somewhat stylish atmosphere for an Indian restaurant. The seating consists of table seats arranged in three rows. The lunch menu offers sets starting from 800 yen, including salad, naan or rice, curry, and a drink. The prices may be slightly high, but considering it is located within a building complex, it seems reasonable. An interesting point is that curry is given as a gift on birthdays, as mentioned on a notice. It may be a bit awkward to go alone on your own birthday, but it could be a nice gesture to take a colleague out for their birthday. I had the "Today's Daily Curry Lunch" (800 yen) on this visit. This menu is extremely cheap but you can only choose between naan or rice, and refills are not allowed. The curry of the day was a coconut-based chicken curry. It is made with coconut milk as a base, with coriander and turmeric as the main spices, giving it a mild flavor. The color and ingredients are similar to Thai green curry, but the main difference is that it is milder in spiciness. However, it is not lacking in flavor, as it does not rely on oil for richness like Nepalese-made Indian curry, making it quite delicious. The curry only contains chicken pieces, but there are about 4-5 pieces, which is quite generous for the price. The naan is smaller compared to other places that boast large-sized naan, about half or three-quarters in size. An adult male could probably eat about two pieces. Although not being able to have refills may be a bit unsatisfying, it is probably just right considering health aspects. The naan is not fluffy from baking powder, but has a natural sweetness and is quite tasty. A small amount of onion marinated-like side dish is also served with the thali. As for drinks, lassi is always provided. When I ordered "Mango Lassi," it was served without additional charge. It was delicious with plenty of mango and a rich flavor. I initially thought it was a typical Indian-Nepalese curry restaurant, but the spices were not strong, yet it turned out to be quite authentic and delicious curry. It is a great spot for a quick and satisfying curry lunch that fits your budget.

Today, I was late for lunch and was worried about being a lunch refugee! Luckily, there was no line, so I decided to go for it. I ordered the A lunch set for 960 yen, and chose the "Keema Curry" from the various curry options. The turmeric rice and naan were all-you-can-eat. The food was quickly served and it felt like they made authentic Indian curry tailored to Japanese tastes. It's convenient that it's not crowded, so I'll definitely come back again. Thank you for the meal.

Today, in between work, I felt like having curry for lunch (I've been craving curry lately haha) so I decided to stop by this place. It's usually crowded, but maybe because of the bad weather? There weren't many customers, making it easy to get a table even as a solo diner, which was nice. I ordered the Happy Lunch (without rice) and the curry of the day was Eggplant Chicken, so I got that along with the Spicy Pepper Chicken. I had requested no rice at the beginning, so they brought me a whole piece of naan, but apparently, if you order both naan and rice, they give you a half portion of each. It arrived in about 5 minutes, typical of a lunch spot in the office district. The Eggplant Chicken was mild, but not sweet, with the eggplant nicely soaked in oil and a smooth texture. The Spicy Pepper Chicken was actually spicy! Capsaicin!! I could feel myself starting to sweat as I ate. The naan was the type without ghee spread on top, and it was quite thin. I didn't feel like having a heavy naan that day, so the lighter version was actually appreciated. It reminded me of when I worked at a certain restaurant, where the manager would kindly offer refills as I dined. The only downside was that I found the prices a bit high...! Thank you for the meal~

I visited Bombay Cafe in Akemi Triton, an Indian restaurant. The spacious and open atmosphere is decorated with various Indian ornaments. They offer an Indian curry buffet for 1100 yen on weekends and holidays at lunchtime. They serve a plate of naan, potatoes, and tandoori chicken. The buffet includes three types of curry - Chicken Kashmiri Curry, Egg Curry, and Bean Curry, as well as several salads. None of the dishes are particularly delicious, and the price may feel a bit high. This buffet is more suitable for those who want to eat a lot.

I used it for a holiday lunch. I ordered a set with butter chicken and vegetable curry, naan, tandoori chicken, turmeric rice, salad, and a mini dessert. It cost 2,000 yen. It was delicious, but personally, I thought it would be more reasonable at 1,500 yen or less. Apparently, this menu is half price from 5:00 PM. I should have gone at that time.

I have been trying out various curry restaurants for the past two years, but this buffet style place is a first for me. The menu here includes salad, potato fries, chicken, yogurt, and naan. You can have unlimited servings of three types of curry: lentil curry, spicy chicken curry, and egg curry. The lentil curry is typical and creamy, but it's not something I would usually order. I prefer to eat beans separately. The egg curry has a lot of boiled eggs in it, and the egg yolk adds a nice creaminess to the curry. The spicy chicken curry was really delicious. Even though I love spicy food, I found it quite spicy. With beans, egg, and spicy curry, it may be a lineup that not everyone can easily accept. I would like to visit again for a regular order rather than the buffet.

Triton Curry Shop I recently visited Triton for work and ended up having lunch there as well. The location is in a corner with various restaurants like Ikkyu Steak, CoCo Ichibanya, Lawson, Subway, etc. Despite the lively atmosphere due to lunchtime, I was pleased that the Butter Chicken Curry arrived quickly! The naan was very chewy and delicious, and the chicken was tender and paired perfectly with the curry. I would definitely want to visit Triton again when I'm in the area! ✨

2 types of curry lunch (chicken, spinach cheese) with appetizer.

I wanted to eat curry so I tried the lunch buffet. They had three types of curry: bean, egg, and chicken. Honestly, the taste was quite unsatisfactory. The spices were not prominent. There were no drinks included. The tandoori chicken was delicious, but you couldn't get seconds. Compared to the limited competition at Triton, I hope they put in more effort. I'm looking forward to improvements. I think it's better to choose the curry you want to eat rather than going for the buffet, to avoid feeling regretful.

I really like Indian curry, and this restaurant was quite delicious. However, I think the Kabirnan (a type of curry) here was on the sweeter side, which I didn't enjoy as much. The stuffed bell peppers dish was tasty, and I would definitely go back again.