We visited the restaurant for lunch on a Saturday with our family. We were seated right away this time, but it quickly filled up with students from Kansai Gaidai nearby. The menu had a lot of options, and we were indecisive about the lunch sets, but since it was our first visit, we went with the B lunch set which included two curries, naan, salad, drink, and dessert. We chose the chicken curry and cheese keema curries, but there were other options like seafood and vegetable curries as well. You could choose the level of spiciness from 1 (mild) to 5 (very spicy), and we went with level 5, but it wasn't overwhelmingly hot. The curries had a sweet taste like coconut or mango at first, followed by a gentle spiciness. The naan was large and had a hint of buttery sweetness, which complemented the curries well. The salad had shredded chicken and a creamy sauce, providing a mild and sweet flavor. The lassi was thick and rich, similar to yogurt. The dessert was a coconut pudding with mango sauce, not too sweet and refreshing. Overall, the Indian cuisine was mild and gentle in flavor, suitable for all ages.

After finishing work in Moriguchi, I arrived at this restaurant without knowing what to eat. I let myself be guided by the aroma of spices. It was so cold outside that it was snowing. I decided to warm up with a hot curry. I changed the naan in the lunch set to cheese naan and enjoyed it very much.

Great atmosphere! The moment you walk in, you can smell the spices in the air. They have a wider variety of curry dishes and side options compared to other Indian curry restaurants. The service is quick and the food is delicious.

The restaurant is clean. The lunch set with two daily curry options is 980 yen and comes with salad and a drink. I ordered a mango lassi, which was delicious. The curries were boiled egg curry and keema curry, both mildly spicy. The option to refill naan for 300 yen is available, but it would be better if they offered a free refill option in a set priced around 1500 yen.