Yabin Yoyogi Kitasando store was a bit hard to see from the station, but I found it easily since I was purposefully looking for it. It was a weekday, so there were many office workers there. I ordered the 2 types of curry with cheese naan set for 1,250 yen. I chose the lentil spinach curry and the shrimp curry (medium spicy) with an extra charge of 100 yen to change the naan to honey cheese naan. The set also came with salad, drink, and dessert. The lentil spinach curry had a chunky texture with a hint of spinach paste, which some may like or dislike. The shrimp curry had 3 shrimp and a sweet flavor with a hint of coconut. It was easier to dip the naan in this curry compared to the lentil spinach curry. The honey cheese naan had pools of honey on it, and I enjoyed dipping the plain parts in it. The cheese was stretchier compared to other Yabin stores. The plain naan for refill was fluffy and crispy, which I really liked. For dessert, there was yogurt with mango sauce, fruit pulp, and what seemed like nata de coco. The restaurant was spacious, and the staff were attentive, making it easy for solo diners. Many people were ordering Thai food sets, which left an impression.

This is my first visit. The restaurant is hidden under the elevated expressway of the Shuto Expressway, making it a hidden gem location. I ordered the "recommended lunch set" at 1050 yen including salad and a drink. There are 12 curry options to choose from, and I selected the "Spinach Chicken" and "Keema Cheese". The spinach curry had a rich flavor and the chicken was tender. The Keema curry had a good level of spiciness and the cheese added depth to the flavor, but I had to be careful as it stretched like threads. Sunday lunches in this area are a rare treat.

During a stroll from Shibuya to Shinjuku, I had lunch at an Indian restaurant called "Evin Yoyogi-Kitasando" near Meiji Shrine. The restaurant is located near the Kitasando intersection where Meiji Avenue and the highway intersect. I had passed by the restaurant many times before, but this was my first time having lunch there. It was a slightly chilly day, and I was feeling hungry, so I couldn't resist stopping there before heading to Shinjuku. Inside the restaurant, I was surprised by the sky-blue ceiling, which created an atmosphere that didn't feel like your typical Indian restaurant. I was the first customer for lunch that day and was guided to my preferred seat, a bench seat by the wall. The recommended lunch options included the "Evin Special" set, which came with curry, naan, chicken tikka, salad, and a drink, as well as the "A Lunch Set" which included curry, naan, salad, and a drink starting from 850 yen. The main choices were naan or rice, with unique options like cheese naan and sesame naan, along with plain naan and rice available for unlimited refills. There were 12 curry options to choose from, including chicken, keema, dal (lentil), and sag (spinach). I decided to go for a curry lunch with my spouse, and we both ordered curry sets. We were served a salad first, with the familiar orange dressing commonly found in Indian restaurants, which had a pleasant sesame flavor. My wife chose the spinach curry from the A Lunch Set (850 yen), which came with a large piece of naan that slightly overflowed the tray. The naan was slightly sweet and had a crispy texture on the surface, while the curry had a rich and flavorful taste with plenty of spinach. For my lunch, I opted for the Cheese Naan Set (1,150 yen) with chicken and spinach curry. The cheese naan was generously filled with melted cheese, creating a chewy and satisfying texture that complemented the curry well. The saffron rice I tried was freshly cooked and served hot, with delicious grains that made it enjoyable on its own. We also tried the hot chai tea after our meal, which had a slightly sweet taste that provided a comforting end to the meal. Although we hadn't checked the restaurant's reviews beforehand, we were lucky to discover the delicious cheese naan, which impressed my husband so much that he wanted to come back just for it. Even my wife, who doesn't usually eat cheese, found it delicious and we look forward to trying different curries on our next visit.

I have tried ethnic curries in many places, but the naan here was exceptionally delicious. I ordered the spinach and lentil curry with medium spice level, and it was really tasty. Maybe even the spicy version would be good too? The salad dressing was also homemade and delicious.

Indian restaurant chain "Evin". In addition to the classic combo of naan and curry, they also offer Thai dishes, which is unique. It gives off the impression of being mainly located in Kanagawa Prefecture, with branches in Hakone and Mizunokuchi. This time, I ordered the recommended lunch set (950 yen). The two curry options were spinach chicken and keema cheese, and I also ordered a hot chai drink. The hot chai was unsweetened, and you could add sugar with stick packets. It was delicious when I added the right amount of sugar. The naan and curry were served. The curry was thick and flavorful. The naan was sweet and tasty on its own. It had been a while since I visited a casual Nepalese restaurant targeted at Japanese customers, and the food was easy to eat and delicious. The naan was all-you-can-eat, and I had a small second serving. The portion was satisfying, and with the drink included, I left content. When I crave naan and curry again, I would like to casually visit this place. [Rating] ★★★★★★★ 7/10

Lunch was used, but dinner is also available ✨ **┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈** D Set 1 type Curry Cheese Naan Set 1050 yen (tax included) Honey Cheese Naan +100 yen Salad, (after 1:00 pm) with drink *Normal naan, rice all-you-can-eat *Cheese naan can be changed to garlic naan **┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈** ✨Recommended points ① [Irresistible honey & cheese ♡] No explanation needed for this perfect combination! Plenty of cheese in the naan, topped with plenty of honey, creating an irresistible shine. The sweetness of honey enhances the flavor, making it highly recommended for those with a sweet tooth. For those who are not into sweet flavors, the cheese naan alone is satisfying enough. ② [Rich variety of curry with customizable spiciness ★] I chose the spinach curry as I love it and have been comparing flavors. The spiciness level was medium, with a perfect balance of richness and spice. It was delicious and highly recommended for beginners. ③ [Normal naan and rice are all-you-can-eat!] A great service for naan and curry lovers! **┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈** Other menus: - Lunch menu - Dinner menu (course) - Takeout menu There is also a children's set for 500 yen, making it family-friendly. Indian restaurants always seem to offer great value for money, with prices that are hard to beat... haha **┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈** Atmosphere: It's a typical Indian restaurant, so it's not fancy... There were only women there when I visited. The cheese naan seems to be very popular, so it's a nice place for a casual date, for women hanging out together, or even for solo dining. The high percentage of women may have been a coincidence, so I think the atmosphere is also suitable for men. Feel free to stop by and check it out! **Location:** Shatoré Yoyogi, 4-27-13 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Tel: 03-6432-9973 Business hours: Lunch: 11:00-15:00 Dinner: 17:00-21:00 No regular holidays

I had lunch at an Indian restaurant a little away from Yoyogi Station under the highway (information as of September 2020). I ordered the 750 yen curry set, which came with chicken curry and salad with orange dressing. The salad was tasty, and the curry was chicken with medium spiciness and thick consistency. The naan was large and crispy on the outside but soft inside. I also tried the 450 yen seekh kebab, but it was too soft for my liking. My companion ordered the 950 yen set, which allows for unlimited naan refills.

I received a flyer while walking on Meiji Street in the past. It was a very ordinary curry restaurant where you can get free refills on naan. I passed by during lunchtime the other day and decided to go in. The sound of cicadas could be heard all around, on a hot summer day. It's close to Meiji Shrine, but there's a road leading to the National Stadium in between, with the Metropolitan Expressway Shinjuku Line overhead, so it's not exactly quiet. Upon entering, there was only one group of customers. I was guided to a table that was said to be cooler by a male staff member. The air conditioning seemed to have some unevenness. I had already decided to order the recommended lunch set C for 950 yen (tax included). There were two curry options to choose from, and I ended up choosing spinach and chicken, as well as mutton. The daily special was mushroom and shrimp. I opted for the spicy level to be hot and ordered a mango lassi for my drink. The TV was showing a lunchtime variety show, and there were posters of local beers on the walls, but the interior didn't really enhance the atmosphere. The menu also included Thai dishes such as gapao and pad thai. I started with the mango lassi, which was a vibrant orange-yellow color. Then the food arrived. The naan was large and slightly glossy. The curries were a bright green spinach curry and a mutton curry that also had squid. There was also a salad, a very ordinary combination. I tore off a piece of naan and dove into the spinach curry. The spiciness was not very strong, and even when I ordered it hot, spinach curry never seems to be very spicy at any restaurant. The sweetness of the vegetables seemed to neutralize the heat. The naan had a crispy texture. It had a subtle sweetness, but it wasn't satisfying on its own; it needed the curry. The chicken was in flaky meat slices, with a gentle and bland seasoning that was pleasant, but again, the spiciness was mild. By the time it was past noon, the restaurant started to get crowded, and before I knew it, almost all the seats were taken. It had a feel of people dropping by during their lunch breaks or living in the area. If this restaurant were near my workplace, I would come once a week and try all the curries. There is also a party course with all-you-can-drink option, but unfortunately, it requires a minimum of two people to order. There was a poster of Tokyo's thorough infection prevention declaration at the entrance, but there were no shields, reduced tables, or disinfectant at the entrance. I'm not saying this restaurant is negligent for just putting up posters without taking any action. It's not necessarily guaranteed to be completely safe by taking measures, but it might be more effective to add handwashing facilities at the entrance or make disposable towels with alcohol mandatory.

Located about a 5-minute walk from JR Yoyogi Station West Exit, right near the Meiji-dori Kitasando intersection, is the ethnic cuisine restaurant "yabin Yoyogi Kitasando Store". I visited for the first time during lunchtime in early July. The restaurant has a total of 40 seats, including counter seats and table seats. I chose to sit at a 4-person table. I looked at the lunch menu on the table. There were 5 types of curry sets and 4 types of Thai cuisine sets on the lunch menu. On that day, I ordered the "E set" (1150 yen). Set contents: - Choose 2 curries from 12 types of curry - Cheese naan or garlic naan ⇒ I chose garlic naan - Salad - Soft drink ⇒ I chose lassi The curry plate was brought to me shortly. I chose "mutton" and "spinach chicken" curries. I tore off a piece of the fragrant garlic naan and dipped it in the curry to try it right away. The spiciness level I chose was the highest, "extra spicy", but as someone who can handle spice well, I found it to be just the right amount of heat and enjoyed it. Since naan and rice are free for refills, I asked for an additional half portion of naan. I finished the meal soon and felt satisfied with a full stomach. Thank you for the delicious meal.

The restaurants along Yoyogi Street were all crowded and couldn't get in. At times like this, personally, I recommend trying an Indian curry place with fewer chances of disappointment! I found a restaurant on a side street off the main road when I looked it up on Tabelog. The place didn't stand out, and there were no other customers inside the silent restaurant. Suddenly, a woman from India or Nepal came out with a smile! The interior of the restaurant was surprisingly spacious, with only table seating available. They offered a variety of lunch and dinner options, as well as beer and party set menus. Surprisingly, they even had Thai cuisine, which I wouldn't usually order at an Indian restaurant. I thought it might be a confused restaurant, but it seems to be a chain with about 12 locations mainly in the Tokyo area. Today, I ordered the "Evin Set (990)". You can choose from 12 types of curry and 6 levels of spiciness. I chose my favorite Keema curry and medium spiciness. The freshly baked naan was deliciously chewy, and the Keema curry was consistently tasty. A salad was also included, so the meal was quite filling. One thing that caught my attention was that they provided chopsticks instead of forks... It may be a consideration for Japanese customers, but it gave a slightly disappointing feeling of cheapness. The fact that they accept credit cards is highly appreciated by me! They also offer stamp cards, coupons, discounts for set menus, and takeout, making it a place I would likely visit often if it were in my neighborhood. Being located on a side street, it's quite a hidden gem. Visit rating: 3.27

The cheese naan was delicious and the shrimp curry was excellent. The speed of service was fast and the restaurant was clean. I would like to try the Khao Man Gai next time.

The naan was not very delicious. It was not chewy and did not go well with the curry, making it taste mediocre.

- Visited while taking a walk - A day for craving Indian curry - Located near a main street but with a quiet exterior - Delicious naan bread - Spinach curry