Today's dinner was at "Indian Nepalese Cuisine RARA" in front of Hattori Tenjin Station, chosen by the children. The price felt a bit higher compared to when we visited for lunch before, but the RARA set we ordered comes with curry, naan, tandoori chicken, salad, soup, and a drink. The best part is that you can choose from soft drinks or even draft beer for the drink. Honestly, the salad and soup weren't that delicious, but the curry and naan were very tasty and filling, making it a good value for money.

Today, my family and I went to "Indian Nepalese Cuisine RARA" for lunch. We ordered the lunch set (Keema curry) which came with salad, soup curry, tandoori chicken, freshly baked naan, and rice. All of this for 790 yen. It was delicious and very filling. We were very satisfied. The curry was mildly spicy, but they provided extra spicy seasoning if needed to adjust to your taste.

I visited during lunchtime and the curry rice set, curry ramen, chicken chili set, and daily special set were all priced at 620 yen (tax included). The daily special set with a student discount was only 650 yen, which is a great deal. I ordered the Malai set for 850 yen (tax included), which includes soup, salad, Malai chicken, Shish kebab, small rice, choice of 2 curries (daily special, keema, chicken, vegetable, mutton, pork), soft drink (chai, coffee, lassi, orange juice, oolong tea), and unlimited naan. The curry options range from mild to very spicy, and I chose the medium level which was flavorful with a subtle heat. The naan was moist and slightly sweet, and you can even add cheese for an extra 200 yen. The portion size is generous, and you can take the leftovers home. Overall, the Malai chicken and Shish kebab were delicious and the value for money is excellent.

I heard that an Indian curry restaurant opened in my town, Fuku Tenshin, so I went to check it out right away. They offer a special set for 850 yen, which includes soup, salad, tandoori chicken-like dish called Tika, a drink, and a choice of two curries. Unlike other curry restaurants, the soup and salad here are not just a small side dish but come as part of the set. The soup was especially delicious! Additionally, they offer all-you-can-eat naan bread! The naan bread is no joke, it's easily 50 centimeters in diameter, and it's so big that it hides the curry underneath (laughs). I wonder if anyone can actually eat enough to get seconds of this naan bread (laughs). Personally, I couldn't finish it all. Anyway, the fact that you get all of this for 850 yen is truly astonishing! They seem to have many other courses as well, so I'll definitely visit again when I crave curry. Thank you for the meal!

The atmosphere is like an Indian curry restaurant. It seems like there is something refreshing like mint in the curry. You can get one free refill of naan and it is good value for money.