A new Indian curry restaurant has opened near the southeast exit of Shinjuku Station. When I see an Indian curry restaurant, I always check the lunch curry options first. I saw Saag Paneer for the first time, which is usually on the à la carte menu but not on the lunch menu. As I climbed the stairs, I could hear a cheerful voice saying "Welcome!" even before entering the restaurant. The friendly Indian (or Nepalese?) staff greeted me. There was only one person in charge of the dining area, with 2-3 people in the kitchen. I ordered the C set with three types of curry (990 yen): Saag Paneer, Mutton, and I hesitated for a moment before choosing Saag Chicken, but the staff gently advised me, "It's the same taste..." So I went with Butter Chicken instead. It's rare to have Butter Chicken included in the lunch menu at no extra cost. I chose all the curries to be of medium spiciness. For my drink, I had Mango Lassi. They don't have Iced Chai on the menu, but they will make it if you ask. The lunchtime dessert service coupon attached to the store flyer allows you to choose a dessert or a second drink after your meal regardless of the coupon. A great service, I wonder if it's for a limited time? The restaurant seems to be trying various things since it just opened. Indian curry restaurants in Japan tend to be quite similar, so I hope they continue to stand out with their unique offerings. The drink and salad were very standard in content and taste. The Mango Lassi seemed to be stored already mixed. Similarly, the Iced Chai seemed to be stored chilled. The Saag Paneer had large chunks of cheese and melted cheese on top. The taste was different for me, with a strong garlic flavor. I had only tried Saag Paneer once at a restaurant in Varanasi for tourists, so I'm not sure what's considered normal. Paneer is a non-melting cheese, and this one had a softer, crumbly texture. The Butter Chicken was different from what I had tried before, where it had a slightly sweet and sour taste like raisins, but here it was delicious and not too sweet. It wasn't spicy at all, even though it wasn't mild. The large chunks of chicken were actually Chicken Tikka, crispy and flavorful. The Mutton curry had the most normal taste. The meat was not as tender as the chicken, but it required a lot of chewing. Personally, I didn't mind it, but it might be a bit too tough for some. Of the three curries, the Saag Paneer was the spiciest (still considered "medium"), while the other two were on the sweeter side. I think I liked the Mutton curry the most. The Naan was thick and chewy. The rice was long-grain. At first, I focused on eating the Naan without touching the rice, and when asked if I wanted more, I barely managed to finish the half-size Naan, as I had become very full from the rice. Carbs on carbs really hit you hard. I couldn't even finish 1/3 of the half-size Naan and had to take it home. I'm sorry for ordering more and leaving it. Maybe I have a separate stomach for dessert? The dessert was ice cream, which was much appreciated. I received a point card at the checkout. After 15 visits, I can get a free lunch or 2 free draft beers during dinner. I was so full from overeating that I felt uncomfortable until the evening. I should stop ordering extra Naan or getting extra noodles. I hope they remember this for my next visit.

Ordered: Cheese Naan Set with option to change to mentaiko cheese naan and selection of Butter Chicken Curry (1550 yen). This unique and delicious Indian curry is not very spicy, with a strong sweetness that pairs well with the naan. The mentaiko cheese naan has a surprisingly strong mentaiko flavor that is very satisfying. The lassi is sweet with a mild sourness. I recommend the Butter Chicken Curry with medium spiciness, as it would allow you to enjoy the naan even more.

Two of us went for lunch and tried the matcha cheese naan that caught our eye on Instagram! We waited in line for about 10 minutes to get in. The staff were smiling and kind despite the heat. The taste was also very satisfying. I want to come back to try other flavors. Thank you very much.

I visited this restaurant after seeing it on Instagram, specifically for the cheese naan. It was a weekday afternoon during summer vacation, and when I arrived it was not too crowded, but more and more customers kept coming in. By the time I left, there were even people lining up. I noticed that even office workers in suits came to eat here, so it seems to be a popular spot for lunch during their break. The interior is a bit small, but the service from the staff is smooth, so the turnover seems to be good. Apart from the regular cheese naan, they also offer unique flavors like matcha cheese, mentaiko cheese, and chocolate cheese, which is quite attractive. On this day, I chose the matcha cheese naan. They also have a variety of curry options. I opted for a lunch set with just one curry flavor. You can also choose the level of spiciness. As for the taste, it exceeded my expectations! The amount of cheese in the naan was just right - plenty and satisfying without feeling too heavy. The curry was authentic and delicious. The staff members were friendly and created a fun atmosphere, which was nice. It's understandable why this place is popular among nearby businessmen. I feel like I would visit again when I crave cheese naan. Thank you for the meal.

I ordered the Honey Cheese Naan. It had plenty of cheese and a slightly sweet taste, which was delicious! For the curry, I chose Butter Chicken and opted for the mild flavor. There was also a sweet option, but I'm not a fan of spicy food so the mild was perfect for me. Next time, I want to try the Matcha Cheese Naan!

【Asian Dining Yummy】Shinjuku Toro Toro Cheese Nan, where you can enjoy authentic Indian curry, is just a 2-minute walk from JR Shinjuku Station. I went to @asian_dining_yummy and tried their dishes, all made with authentic spices. The standout for me was their Cheese Nan, with a crazy amount of cheese. They offer 5 different types of Cheese Nan, making it hard to choose. Here are the three I tried: Mentaiko Cheese Nan - the spicy kick of mentaiko combined with cheese was a delicious combination. Matcha Cheese Nan - the surprising harmony between matcha and cheese was truly impressive. Chocolate Cheese Nan - the sweet and salty combination will leave you craving for more. I also ordered three types of curry: Butter Chicken Curry - the buttery flavor adds richness and creaminess, making it a hit with those who don't like spicy food. Spinach Chicken Curry - the deep flavor of spinach and tender chicken was delightful. Mutton Curry - the flavor of the lamb meat soaked in spices was a real treat. The turnover rate in the restaurant is fast, with a mix of customers enjoying their meals. The staff is friendly and thoughtful, even offering to pack up leftovers. A highly recommended place for curry lovers! 【Store Information】 Address: 2F Azemi Building, 3-35-11 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Reservations/Inquiries: 050-5589-2403 Business Hours: Lunch 11:00-17:00, Dinner 17:00-23:00 Budget: Starting from 1000 yen #AsianDiningYummy #ShinjukuCurry #ShinjukuGourmet #ShinjukuLunch #ShinjukuDinner #IndianCurry #CurryLovers #TokyoLunch #Foodies #Foodstagram #FoodPorn #FoodDiary #DeliciousFood #FoodieLife #InstaFood #JapaneseFood

I visited after 2 months and found out that the lunch set prices had increased. The Cheese Naan Set (curry, naan, salad, soft drink) went up by 100 yen to 1,250 yen. You can change to Garlic Cheese Naan, Honey Cheese Naan, Chocolate Cheese Naan for an extra 200 yen, or to Matcha Cheese Naan for an extra 300 yen. The A Set (curry, naan or rice, salad, soft drink) is 990 yen, while the B Set (2 curries, naan or rice, salad, soft drink) is 1,090 yen. The Special Set (2 curries, naan or rice, chicken tikka, salad, soft drink) remains the same. This time, I changed from the Butter Chicken Cheese Naan Set to the Mentaiko Cheese Naan. The Mentaiko flavor was not very spicy, but had a nice texture. Personally, I prefer to order this as a single item and enjoy it with beer. The Butter Chicken curry was still the same, mildly spicy with a hint of spices, making it easy to eat.

Visited on Sunday at 11:00 am with no other customers present. Stayed until around 11:45 am, and only one man arrived after us. I really wanted to try the mentaiko cheese naan that I saw on social media, so I visited with my toddler intending to have a light meal. When I asked for just the mentaiko cheese naan on its own, I was told that for two people, ordering a minimum of 2 items + a drink is a must for individual orders. However, if it's a lunch set, one item is sufficient. So, we reluctantly ordered the lunch set. If you order two items + a drink, it will cost at least over 2,000 yen. We upgraded to the mentaiko cheese naan for an additional 300 yen, and I ordered a mango lassi for the drink and a mild Sag Paneer curry. The Sag Paneer was really delicious. It had three thick slices of cheese and the spinach with a rough texture was like a soup, which I really enjoyed. The mentaiko cheese naan that I was looking forward to was quite salty. It had plenty of cheese, and the naan was fluffy and delicious. However, since I had set my expectations quite high, the taste was just as I had imagined. The curry was delicious! But, the attitude of the staff, maybe due to language or cultural differences, felt quite rough and unpleasant. It's understandable to have restrictions on individual orders, and if you can enjoy delicious curry, it doesn't really matter. However, the vibe of being irritated was strongly felt, and if I didn't have my child with me, I would have left the restaurant. It's a shame because the food is delicious. I probably won't be going back.

It looks like an Indian restaurant, but it's actually a Nepalese-run restaurant serving Indian-style dishes as well as Nepalese and other Asian cuisines. It's a type of restaurant that is commonly seen in Japan, resembling Indian restaurants but offering a variety of Asian dishes. It may not be considered authentic Indian cuisine by purists, but it has its own unique dishes that are popular among food enthusiasts. I visited during a weekday at 6 pm and was surprised to find the restaurant almost full, mostly with young female customers. I ordered a curry set with a choice of mutton dopiaza, which turned out to be the expected non-authentic version. The rice was a bit too watery, and the taste was average. However, I was curious about why there were so many female customers, all ordering cheese naan. Despite there being many other better and more affordable Nepalese restaurants, this one seemed to be thriving. It's a mystery why this particular restaurant is so popular. If you know the reason, please let me know.

The restaurant was small, but the seats were spacious! I changed the lunch cheese naan to the popular matcha cheese naan. I could faintly taste the matcha flavor! The cheese was gooey and very delicious! I chose the medium-spicy spinach and cheese curry. It was medium-spicy, but quite spicy and hot!

I arrived a little after 11:30 a.m. on Saturday and was seated right away. By the time I left the restaurant, there was a line forming so I'm glad I went early. I ordered the Cheese Naan Set (with Saag Paneer and Mentaiko Cheese Naan). Both the curry and the naan were filled with plenty of cheese and delicious! I wanted to have seconds but I was too full to do so.

Visited with 3 people on a Saturday afternoon. We had made a reservation so there was no wait. The restaurant is on the second floor and the seating felt a bit cramped but not uncomfortably so. Ordering curry was a bit confusing as the menu didn't clearly show which set came with which naan and curry. The staff kindly helped us with our order. Both the curry and naan were delicious.

Shinjuku's Asian Dining Yummy✨Cheese Avocado Naan and White Gapao! Shinjuku is a fierce battleground for cheese naan, with Masara Dining and Masara Station as well♬ Unique menu items are delicious and make you feel extremely happy. They also have Sekwa and guacamole, making it a fun restaurant (#^.^#)

I visited during lunchtime at around 12 o'clock on a regular day. It wasn't too crowded. There were many people dining alone in the restaurant. I ordered the delicious Cheese Naan Set. For curry, I chose the Saag Chicken (spinach curry) with medium spiciness. I also had a Plain Lassi to drink. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I hesitated to leave the station gate that I thought was the entrance to Asian Dining Yummy. I should have been able to reach it easily if I just walked normally. I was brainwashed by the interesting posts that kept flowing on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter, even though I am not used to using these platforms. I was able to enter the restaurant right away, but there were surprisingly many customers for a weekday. - Cheese Naan Set ¥1,150: It came with Sag Paneer Salad and a drink. I chose Sag Paneer because there weren't many lunch options available. I felt that the medium spiciness suited me personally. The cheese inside was firm and delicious. I felt like getting a refill of curry. The Cheese Naan was the talk of the town. I think I was smiling while eating it. The menu had a variety of naan options, but I was very satisfied with the normal Cheese Naan. I would like to try the Mentaiko Cheese and Avocado Cheese if I have the chance. I wished for a friend to eat curry with. The refill of Plain Naan was a bit small for me, but I thought this size was just right. It had a gentle sweetness and was even more delicious when hot. - Salad: The dressing everyone is talking about. It was basically lettuce. Despite the hype, it was reasonably priced, tasted good, and looked nice. I had no problem dining alone. Throughout the meal, I silently told the friendly staff that even if I didn't have any business in Shinjuku, I would definitely come back.

I visited this restaurant for the third time this month without getting bored. Originally, I planned to go to a different restaurant, but their lunch ended earlier than expected, so I ended up coming here instead. I was thinking of getting the Saag Paneer with Plain Naan lunch set for 950 yen, but I was drawn to the Cheese Naan set after looking at the menu. I decided to challenge myself with the medium-spicy Butter Chicken this time. As soon as the dish arrived, a fragrant spice aroma filled the air, making me suddenly hungry (laughs). However, thanks to the mellow taste of the cheese, I was able to enjoy the spiciness, even though I'm not good with spicy food. Even in the mid-afternoon, almost half of the seats were occupied. This restaurant is convenient because it's close to the station, has a long lunchtime, and is always helpful when you know about it. Thank you for the delicious meal today.

This is an Asian dining restaurant located a short walk from Shinjuku Station! I made a reservation and visited on a weekday evening at 7:00, and the place was almost full - a very popular spot. I ordered a set that allows you to enjoy two curries, a large naan, rice, salad, and a soft drink. The lunch menu apparently has long lines as well. The drink menu is extensive, with lassi also available as a chaser. You can choose the level of spiciness for the curries, so even if you're not a fan of spicy food, you can enjoy it. The chicken in the butter chicken curry is delicious.

I love cheese naan so much that I ended up visiting two weeks in a row. This time, I chose the cheese naan set with sag chicken. The curry, with a spinach base, was rich and satisfying, with large pieces of chicken. It definitely had a good amount of spice. The lunch hours are until 5:00 PM, with the last order at 4:45 PM, making it convenient for those looking for a lunch spot.

I visited this restaurant for the first time. They offer the option to take home any leftover naan, so I chose the Cheese Naan Set for 1,150 yen. You can choose from Butter Chicken, Chicken, Keema, Mutton, Sag Chicken, Dal, and Sag Paneer with no additional charge. Since it was my first time, I ordered Butter Chicken with medium spice level and a plain lassi. The lunch set with plain naan is 950 yen. You can also choose from garlic, cheese honey, avocado cheese, and other types of naan for an additional charge. The Avocado Cheese Naan seems like it would be quite filling even as a single item. The order arrived in about 10 minutes. I took a bite of the Cheese Naan first. It was just to my liking, not too heavy on the cheese like some places. The cheese was sandwiched just enough to still appreciate the flavor and texture of the naan. I managed to finish the normal-sized Cheese Naan on the spot, even though I was quite full by the end. When I tried the remaining curry, I could still taste the strong spices. Personally, I think choosing medium spice for plain naan and mild spice for cheese naan would be just right. The staff was friendly, offering to pack up any leftovers and checking if the spice level was okay.

I wanted to compare Masara Dining and Cheese Naan, so I went there. I definitely prefer Masara! Masara's cheese level is about 70, while Yummy's is around 65. Yummy's cheese naan had a good amount of cheese, but there was hardly any cheese on the edges, just dough. The dough itself was sweet and delicious, but for cheese lovers, it might be a bit lacking. I chose the chicken curry, which was tasty and had 5-6 large pieces of chicken, giving a satisfying feeling. However, the portion looked small on the plate, which was a bit disappointing. They accept PayPay!

Overwhelmingly the most delicious. I have tried various places, but the smooth and mellow spinach and paneer with just the right amount of richness are particularly exquisite. It's unbelievable to find saag paneer at this price for lunch. The cheese naan with a wide variety like avocado and mentaiko is also a favorite! The chicken and other dishes were also delicious.