I wanted something light, so I ordered chicken pho, but what came was more like tonkotsu ramen. It was very oily and garlicky. Maybe it's a house specialty pho. The green curry was creamy and spicy. Be careful as there are hidden spices that you may not be sure about whether they are good to eat.

The stable taste and wallet-friendly prices make this place a favorite. The best dish here is definitely the naan! Not sure why, but the naan here is really delicious. There are several branches nearby, and it's no wonder they're expanding. Thank you for the meal.

I visited the restaurant on a Sunday afternoon in early April. The shop is located in a residential area a few minutes walk from Kachidoki Station on the Toei Oedo Line. It may be a bit difficult to find for first-time visitors as it is away from the station. Upon entering the shop, I was seated at a table. I ordered the Biryani set from the lunch menu. The Biryani set came with Chicken Biryani, Raita, Gravy, Mint Sauce, Salad, and a soft drink. I ordered a Lassi as my soft drink. After a short wait, the Biryani was brought to me. The Biryani contained Tandoori Chicken Tikka with bones. I enjoyed it by adding Raita, Gravy, and Mint Sauce. It was very delicious. After the meal, I drank the Lassi. I was able to enjoy a satisfying meal because the Biryani was delicious.

All the staff are from India, and the waiters can speak Japanese. The atmosphere is welcoming, like a casual dining restaurant, and the lunch menu is popular. There are plenty of options for lunch, and with the plate menu, you can choose from 7-8 different curry options. The photo shows the ladies set, with 2 curry choices, unlimited naan, salad, fresh spring rolls, dessert, and a drink. Even men will find it satisfying.笑

Quick 2 curry set 940 yen Keema egg & sag chicken curry rice. Salad and drink included Even though it's June, this heat... I wonder what the real summer will be like (^_^) At times like this, curry is the best choice! Oh? Even at times like this? I guess so. About a 4-minute walk from Kachidoki Station. Located in a corner surrounded by concrete and buildings. Searched for curry near Kachidoki Station and decided to visit. No other customers, just one after me. Is the foot traffic different on weekdays? Thanks to that, it's quite relaxed here (^^) All the staff are Nepalese. They talk loudly whether I'm here or not (^^) Well, that's just how it is. The lunch menu is easy to understand. There was a rare menu item, so I chose that this time. *2 types of curry White rice sandwiched between yellow and green on both sides. It looks beautiful (^^) I asked for both to be of normal spiciness. Not especially spicy or sweet. Truly just normal. The sag chicken has a slightly chunky texture from the paste. Spinach and curry harmonize gently. Two large pieces of chicken. Nice touch (^^) The keema curry is unexpectedly not very spicy. Is it because of the ghee? A well-balanced flavor of sweetness and aroma rather than spiciness. I thought it was potatoes and tried to lift it with a spoon and take a picture. I broke it and took a picture. A boiled egg, it seems. Looking back at the menu, it does say Keema Egg Curry (^^) Both curries had plenty of volume, and I thoroughly enjoyed the curry. Now, let's head back to the concrete jungle. Thanks.

We used the restaurant with two people after 6 pm. The course with all-you-can-drink was around 3200 yen, which is cheap. We were very satisfied because all the dishes were delicious. Especially, the cheese naan was excellent. The drinks were served quickly, so we were able to enjoy without any stress. We would like to use it again when we want to feel a foreign country atmosphere.

Plat, today's lunch was a stroll around Kachidoki Station. Take the elevator at exit A4 of the Toei Oedo Line Kachidoki Station, and when you reach the landing, take the elevator on the right to go up to the ground level. Upon exiting, you will face Kiyosumi Street, so turn right towards Toyomi, walk for a while, cross the second traffic light, (just before "Oomura" store) then turn right, walk a bit, turn left at the second crossroads, and you will find "Guras" where I visited today on your left. Arriving at the store front at 1:10 pm on a weekday, a female staff member will come out from inside and invite you in. Inside the store, you will be guided to an available table seat. As I walked towards the table seat, I checked the other customers. There were a couple, a group of two men and women, and two solo women and men, totaling five people. Sitting at the table, I checked the menu. The menu includes: Lunch Curry Sets - Tandoori Chicken Set 1,140 yen - Ladies Set 1,080 yen - 3 Variety Curry Set 1,290 yen - Glass Set 1,200 yen - Beer Set 1,480 yen 1 Variety Curry Set A Daily Special (Eggplant and Chicken) 930 yen B Bean Curry 910 yen C Vegetable Curry 920 yen D Keema & Egg Curry 920 yen E Mutton Curry 980 yen F Chicken Curry 930 yen G Butter Chicken Curry 980 yen H Spinach Chicken Curry 980 yen Biryani & Asian Lunch Set - Biryani Set 1,140 yen - Gapao Rice Set 980 yen - Chicken Four Set 980 yen - Kao Man Gai Set 980 yen - Nasi Goreng Set 980 yen - Pad Thai Set 980 yen - Green Curry Set 980 yen Selectable Set - Oolong Tea - Iced Coffee - Lassi Side Menu - Tandoori Chicken 1 piece 290 yen - Seekh Kebab 1 piece 290 yen - Fresh Spring Rolls 1 piece 290 yen - Salad 100 yen - Lunch Beer 390 yen - World Beers Nepal 500 yen India 500 yen Thailand 500 yen - Lunch Wine Red 299 yen White 299 yen. Feeling like one curry is not enough, and three might be too much, I opted for the Ladies Set which includes two curries. I ordered the Ladies Set with the Daily Special (Eggplant and Chicken) and Butter Chicken Curry, medium spicy, with a lassi instead of rice, and naan. After a short wait, the Ladies Set arrived, starting with the salad and lassi. Then, the main course of the Ladies Set arrived, which includes two curries, fresh spring rolls, dessert, naan, salad, and lassi. I started with the Butter Chicken Curry, which had a rich and gentle flavor despite being medium spicy, perfect with naan. Next, I tried the Daily Special (Eggplant and Chicken Curry), which had generous portions of eggplant and chicken, balancing the spiciness. I also enjoyed the fresh spring rolls, a Vietnamese dish, with a crunchy vegetable filling. I finished off the meal with the dessert, ice cream, and the lassi. It was a delightful Asian cuisine experience for me today. Thank you for the meal.

On the way back from the fishery pier once again! Feeling hungry and in the mood for something spicy, I stumbled upon Biryani! Although the beer set caught my eye, I'm heading back to Tsukiji after this! The restaurant has a nice atmosphere with the scent of spices, giving it a native feel. I'll quench my thirst with lassi and nibble on salad while I wait! Here we go! Chicken Biryani! A square plate filled with Biryani! Fluffy basmati rice with spices, tomatoes, and the flavor of chicken! It's a well-prepared dish! The refreshing taste of raita complements the Biryani well! The two sauces on the menu are confirmed to be gravy sauce! The gravy sauce, typically used for steaks, enhances the flavor of the Biryani significantly! It's an unusual combination, but the juicy flavor spreads throughout the mouth! Mint sauce! The green sauce with mint gives a refreshing taste! When paired with the gravy sauce, it leaves a nice herbal aftertaste! By the way, it's called Chicken Biryani, but where's the chicken? Oh! It's inside the Biryani!! Chicken Tikka!!! A delicious flavor with plenty of spices! The tender meat texture is a result of the tandoor oven cooking! With a generous portion of Biryani and Chicken Tikka, this seal is full! When I asked about the Biryani at the checkout? Huh? The Biryani doesn't have chicken, so the chef made Chicken Tikka instead!? That's right, a big Chicken Tikka would definitely be a surprise cost performance! Next time, I'll have a regular Biryani with a beer in one hand and Chicken Tikka in the other!

I didn't particularly have anything in mind to eat, so I was just wandering around and stumbled upon a typical Japanese-friendly Indian-Nepalese curry restaurant. It wasn't anything out of the ordinary, but it seemed like a safe choice. So, I decided to give it a try. The interior of the restaurant was of a normal size with no counter seats. The friendly staff welcomed me. The lunch curry started at 910 yen (including tax). It seemed a bit pricey, but considering the average lunch prices around Kachidoki are around 1100 yen, it wasn't too bad. I ordered the mutton curry set for 980 yen. The lunch came with unlimited rice and naan. It also included a salad and a drink, with choices of oolong tea, iced coffee, or lassi. Other soft drinks were available for an additional 300 yen. I was intrigued by the avocado lassi on the regular menu, but I opted for plain lassi this time. In addition to curry, they also offered dishes like nasi goreng and pad thai, which are popular among Japanese people from Thailand, Indonesia, and Vietnam. I realized that there aren't many curry restaurants or other ethnic eateries in this area. Perhaps it's difficult for new businesses to enter the market with Ginza nearby. The curry arrived in about 5 minutes. It looked like a typical curry dish, and the naan was quite large as well. Everything seemed quite ordinary. The salad that arrived first was average, and the lassi was also average (the glass was a bit small). Overall, I felt that 980 yen was a bit expensive. Personally, I would have preferred it to be around 850 yen for the content provided. However, the fact that you could get free naan refills and enjoy a leisurely meal at a table had its value. As for the taste, the curry had options for mild, medium, or spicy, and I chose medium, which was a bit too spicy for me. This made me enjoy the naan even more. The curry set came in a large bowl, so the portion was sufficient. The mutton was very tender and there were plenty of chunks in the curry, which was nice. The naan had plenty of ghee, which was also enjoyable. It was delicious, but because the curry was spicy, I asked for an extra naan, and they brought me a full-sized one. I should have asked for a half-sized one, considering the portion was already large. Nonetheless, I finished everything. The staff regularly came to refill my water and it was easy to order an extra naan. The customers were mostly couples and families, and the kids set at 680 yen seemed a bit pricey. Overall, the restaurant wasn't cheap, but it wasn't bad either.

On weekends when it's too much trouble to eat together with the whole family at home, we often go to Saizeriya or Gusto. It's our go-to place. What's great is that you can make a reservation with Goto points 30 minutes before using it on the same day. This place is cost-effective, so it's very convenient for us. I find the Lollipop Chicken too sweet, but my kids love it. It's popular among families and a good place to meet acquaintances with families. I ordered the Chicken Biryani and Raita set. The portions are generous, so sharing is a good idea for the bill. People often say it's an inexpensive chain, but the menu range is surprisingly good!

I think it's generally hard to find, but the dining out rate at our house is high for this restaurant and Saizeriya. The kids like naan and butter chicken. If each person gets one curry, there's always leftovers, so just the butter chicken is enough. This time, we ordered a spring roll salad like Yum Woon Sen, Pad Thai, and chicken lollipops. They even have Thai food on the menu. Personally, I find it too sweet, but the kids seem to like it...

I always wondered about this curry restaurant but had never been there before. I ordered the daily curry set. Today's special was chicken & pumpkin curry. The set came with curry, naan (or rice), salad, and a drink for around 900 yen. It also includes all-you-can-eat naan and rice, so I think it's a good deal! The staff were friendly and the taste of the curry was delicious. I would like to go there again.

The Thai restaurant I wanted to go to was closed today, so I ended up here instead. This place serves dishes that are somewhat Thai but leans more towards Indian and Nepalese curries. I decided to try their Quick 2 Curry Set: Saag Chicken and Keema Egg curry with rice, salad, and a drink. It took a little while for the colorful curries to arrive, with one being orange and the other green. The Saag Chicken was creamy and rich, while the Keema Egg was smooth and mildly spicy. It felt like a luxurious treat, perfect for a cold day rather than a hot one. The restaurant was quite popular, with families filling up the place on a weekend afternoon, despite the ongoing Covid-19 situation. It made me imagine that during weekdays, it must attract a different crowd of customers.

This is an authentic Indian curry restaurant located a 5-minute walk from Kachidoki Station. The lunch set comes with a drink. I ordered the "Glass Set" which allows you to choose two types of curry, so I chose the daily curry and butter chicken curry. You can also choose the level of spiciness, and it was just right for me, not too spicy.

I was surprised to find a curry restaurant in Kachidoki. I ordered the ladies set right away. The lassi drink was delicious too. They have a wide variety of curry options and the food was great! The speed of service was also fast. This place has become one of the restaurants I want to visit again!

I had lunch at an Indian-Nepalese restaurant a few blocks from Kachidoki Station on the Toei Oedo Line towards Tsukiji Market. It was a bit late so there was no wait, but there was a steady flow of customers coming in and out. The interior had only table seating, so even solo diners could relax. I ordered the Naan and Curry set for 930 yen, with the curry being eggplant and chicken of the day, spiced to the max level of heat. I also had a Lassi drink. The food arrived quickly, with the Naan being a decent size and the curry dish slightly larger than usual. The max heat level wasn't too spicy, but I couldn't finish the curry so I asked for a small portion of rice. Unfortunately, they misunderstood and brought me a half portion of rice, but I was already quite full so it was okay.

I used it for a farewell party. It was a farewell party that was not at all intimidating, and the choice of venue seemed to be based on what the organizer wanted to eat and their budget. I have been in Kachidoki for over 25 years now. I am currently on the Harumi side, but initially, I was in the building next to "Glass" (Forefront Tower) for over 10 years, so this area is the most memorable for me. Now, the banquet menu included a 120-minute all-you-can-drink course with 8 items (3,218 yen) and all-you-can-drink beer (324 yen), a course that doesn't seem like a farewell party at all. The course menu, which I copied from the internet, includes 1. Chef's recommended morning-picked green salad 2. All-you-can-eat tasty and spicy Tandoori Chicken Tikka 3. All-you-can-eat Frittura Potato 4. All-you-can-eat Sausage & Tomato Mushroom Pizza 5. Rich and creamy cheese Tteokgalbi 6. Butter Chicken Curry 7. All-you-can-eat Cheese Naan of Happiness 8. Chef's daily dessert If you still need more, there are 4 additional dishes, such as potatoes, that you can have as much as you want, making you wonder how much they want you to eat. First, the beer. When about 15 people go, the draft beer doesn't come out easily, and the first one served has no foam, but they were quick here. As for the food, all of them have the right amount of Indian spice, and there is no sense of being careless about the all-you-can-eat. Whether it's Tandoori Chicken, Naan Pizza, or Curry, the spices of each dish are fragrant, and at first, you might think, "Hmm, bitter?" but after 3 minutes, the umami kicks in, and it becomes delicious, making you want to eat more. The most delicious was the Butter Chicken Curry with Cheese Naan. I couldn't stop eating it! Next is the Tandoori Chicken. The Frittura Potato is excellent as a beer snack. The all-you-can-drink drinks are brought to you stress-free by the Indian brother who seems to be in charge of the store, which is very much appreciated. His smile is also lovely. Thank you for the meal. I will use it again.

The restaurant is quite busy at 12 o'clock. They serve the salad before you order. I ordered the Butter Chicken (950 yen) with a Cheese Naan upgrade (+350 yen). The food arrived in about 5 minutes. Cheese Naan: - Amount of cheese: moderate - Cheese flavor: slightly salty - Naan: soft and slightly chewy The cheese is gooey and doesn't stretch much. The naan is moist and tastes delicious. Butter Chicken Curry: - Portion size: moderate - Spiciness: moderate, quite sweet - Ingredients: chicken pieces are average The curry is delicious! It is well-cooked, thick, and has a good texture. It goes well with the naan. Overall, I rate it 3.5 stars!

I went to Glass, an Asian dining restaurant in Kachidoki. I visited for Sunday lunch, and the lunch menu is available from 11:00 to 15:00. They also have an Asian lunch menu from 13:00 to 15:00, featuring dishes like Gai Pad Krapow and Green Curry. I ordered the Butter Chicken Curry for 950 yen, with a choice of naan and normal spiciness. The naan was fluffy with a slightly sweet taste when chewed, and the Butter Chicken Curry was mild in spiciness and slightly sweet. The restaurant also offers free refills on naan. Overall, it seems to cater to families with options like a kids' set, and they also serve affordable Indian and Nepalese beers and whiskies.

Kachidoki's popular Indian curry restaurant. There are also branches in Tsukishima and Tsukuda nearby. I went there for lunch before and it was really delicious, so this time I visited at night. I ended up getting my favorite curry and naan set, but at night it was also being used for drinking parties! The cheese naan was fluffy with the cheese inside slightly melted, and it stretches when you bite into it. The perfect balance of the curry spices and the sweetness of the naan! Delicious!! As for the curry, it goes without saying. As expected from a restaurant with a rating of over 3.5 on Tabelog, it was on a different level from the curries I've had before. It's spicy yet mild, which is a bit confusing but it's exactly like that. Very easy to eat. When your mouth starts to tingle from the curry, drink some lassi to reset. You can eat this endlessly! Haha.