The restaurant is so close to home that it has become a part of my daily routine, and I often forget to visit. The smell always lures me in, but I keep putting it off. Finally, I visited today! The foreign staff speaking Japanese with such effort was impressive. I ordered the Deluxe Set with Sag Chicken Curry and Keema Curry at spice level 1 (could have handled level 2). With a coupon, I also got a half-size Plain Lassi. I love the green, gooey Sag Curry, and the Keema Curry was tasty too. I was tempted by the Butter Chicken Curry and Seafood Curry as well, but I'll save those for next time. The Naan was different than expected, light and airy with a crispy texture. It's surprisingly healthy with the hollow center. My companion accidentally ordered Chicken Curry and Lamb Curry, but they could tell the difference when they tasted it. I look forward to stopping by for a casual lunch on my own next time.

My favorite item at this restaurant might be the lassi... It's a bit pricey so I can't order a second one, but I really wanted to! The naan is refillable, the dough is chewy and the size is big so it's very satisfying! The curry is delicious, with just the right amount of spice and it goes perfectly with the naan. I'd love to try different curry flavors next time!

Yesterday, I was craving curry and happened to come across this restaurant while searching. Without waiting for the perfect timing, I decided to go today. The name of the restaurant is straightforward, and when I looked at the menu, I saw that they also offer soup curry. Plus, during lunchtime, you can have unlimited naan. Eating soup curry with naan sounds great. And since naan is unlimited, there's no reason not to go, right? So, I convinced myself and drove there. The weather at lunchtime today was uncertain, as it often is this time of year. I arrived at the restaurant around 11:30 am, and while there were parking spaces in front and on the side of the store, the way the previous customers parked was not ideal. I found an empty spot and parked there. Inside the restaurant, there were only two other groups of customers. I was quickly seated at the counter, and when I looked at the menu, I couldn't find the soup curry in the lunch menu section. The menu prominently featured pesto curry, and I had to flip through to find the soup curry. I chose the "10 kinds of plenty of vegetables" for ¥1180, with a spice level of 3, and opted for naan instead of rice. I also used a Hot Pepper coupon to add a half-sized lassi. While waiting for my order, which took about 10 minutes, I noticed a LINE QR code in front of me, offering a free ice cream service for adding friends, so I added a friend immediately. When my soup curry arrived, it didn't look as vibrant as in the menu photos, but when I scooped up the ingredients with a spoon, I found that there were quite a lot. The naan was hot, as usual, so I cut it into small pieces to cool it while dipping it into the soup to eat. The spiciness was just right for me, with a unique spicy flavor that you don't usually find in Japanese restaurants. I felt that whenever I come to this type of restaurant, I have to have soup curry. I was quite hungry, so I ate quickly, and before I knew it, I had finished all the naan. I ordered more, and in the meantime, I tried the vegetables. While they weren't particularly unique, the pumpkin had a nice stewed flavor. When the second naan arrived, I waited for it to cool down by sipping the soup. Once it had cooled, I enjoyed it again. I debated whether to have more, and eventually decided to add a half-sized portion. However, the half-sized portion turned out to be cut naan. I wasn't sure if it was the half-sized portion or not, but I continued to enjoy it by dipping it in the remaining soup. After finishing my meal, I almost finished the lassi in one go and then ordered the ice cream. The ice cream was a simple vanilla flavor, which I savored slowly. I paid using PayPay and another coupon, so I ended up paying ¥1099 for the meal. It was a small discount, but I appreciated it.

I visited the restaurant around 1 pm on a weekday. There was one group of customers before me and one after me, and the two foreign staff members seemed busy handling orders from UVER, Demae-can, and Wolt. There were many great deals on Nepalese curry sets, but I chose the Chicken Vegetable Soup Curry for 1150 yen with the spiciness level set to the maximum of 5. I also ordered a naan bread for an additional 100 yen with a drink included. The naan bread was freshly made and had a nice texture. The soup curry had a Nepalese flavor but was adjusted to suit Japanese tastes, with just the right amount of spiciness. The vegetables were delicious, especially the sweet cabbage. The chicken was a bit difficult to eat off the bone, so be careful. The restaurant was not very spacious, and it was clear that delivery and takeout orders were keeping them busy. I wish the soup had been a bit more plentiful to enjoy with the naan bread. The staff, who spoke basic Japanese, were friendly and made sure to provide hand sanitizer and a wet towel. They even wrapped up the leftover naan for me. Overall, the food was delicious, and I felt comfortable dining in. It was a great experience, and I'm glad I came. Thank you for the meal!

Located across from K's Denki, this Nepalese curry restaurant has parking space for about 5-6 cars in front of the store. Their lunch set, available until 3pm (last order at 2:30pm), is recommended, even on weekends. The interior has a counter with seating for 4 people and 3 tables for 2 people each. You can choose between chicken curry with naan or rice, and add one topping, salad, and a drink for 1100 yen. The naan is soft and delicious. On weekdays, you can have all-you-can-eat naan, making it a great deal for big eaters. The staff are from the country of the cuisine. In the summer, with no air conditioning and open doors, it can get quite hot inside, giving you a taste of the atmosphere. However, during this time, with temperatures reaching 34 degrees Celsius, it was uncomfortably hot. The curry, ordered with medium spiciness, was indeed medium spicy, similar to the general medium spice level of other curry places like Taj Mahal. For those who enjoy Nepalese or Indian curry, this place will make you want to come back again and again. Lunch is definitely worth it.

☆LP☆ We visited for dinner on a Sunday using points. The restaurant has a small parking lot in front, making it easy for customers to visit by car. On this snowy day, as soon as we entered, a cold gust of wind blew in through the door. The restaurant is cozy with a few tables and counter seats, and there were about four groups of customers. We ordered Chicken Curry, Butter Chicken Curry, Prawn Chili (half), Chicken Tikka, and Cheese Naan Roll (half). However, it took a while for the staff to come and take our order, as they were constantly busy with takeout orders. The service for dine-in customers could have been better. The food was served faster than expected, and the curries were quite authentic and tasty. The Prawn Chili had a strong ketchup flavor, resembling an Indian-style shrimp chili. The Chicken Tikka was flavorful and delicious. We were already quite full at this point, but when the Naan Roll arrived, it was huge! We were surprised by the portion size, even for a half order. It was so big that it could easily fill you up on its own. We managed to finish it between the two of us, but next time, we'll definitely stick to a half order when dining as a pair. The value for money here is excellent. It's a Nepalese curry restaurant in a somewhat hard-to-reach location, but we would recommend it. Thank you for the meal!

*Nepalese Curry Restaurant* Deluxe Seafood & Sag Lamb Set. Naan. Salad. The drink was Blueberry Lassi. The seafood curry has a strong clam broth flavor. The lamb curry is tender and rich. The naan is crispy and chewy, with a slight sweetness. It's delicious on its own but even better with curry. The salad is a refreshing break from the spiciness. I really like the dressing. The Blueberry Lassi was quite sweet, so next time I might try plain. They also have naan rolls, naan pizza, and various side dishes, and offer takeout, which is great.

The restaurant's name makes it clear that they serve Nepalese cuisine, and the chefs are also from Nepal. With a coupon for orders over 1,000 yen, we added a half portion of lassi to our B lunch set, which costs 1,200 yen. We all opted for the B lunch set, which includes chicken curry and keema curry, both with a medium spicy level of 2. The flavors were delicious, and the meat was tender. The lunch set also comes with salad, drink, and dessert, making it a great deal. The restaurant's atmosphere is filled with Nepalese vibes, and burning incense adds to the exotic experience.

The chicken curry was medium-spicy, I think? The naan was big and the curry portion was generous, so it's okay to dip plenty of curry! It's delicious.

It was a small-sized shop, but the atmosphere was nice. The lunch was delicious with free refills of naan and tasty curry with a good portion size. I would like to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

Although it's close to my house, I always used to drive past it. The food is really delicious. Everything is delicious. I want to scold myself for not noticing it for so many years. Next time, I will go for lunch.

The A set for lunch on Tuesday was spinach chicken curry. If you're going to have naan curry for lunch, it's great to have all-you-can-eat naan.

The naan is crispy and goes well with curry. Spicy and delicious!

Lunch is a great deal and dinner is not bad, but delicious. The naan bread is tasty! The crispy curry is rich and delicious.

The atmosphere was nice, there were plenty of menu options, and I had a great time. The portion size was larger than I expected, so next time I'll ask for a smaller portion.

On a certain weekday, it was fortunate that a curry restaurant was open during the Obon week lunch, when a few other places were closed for the holidays. The parking lot in front of the restaurant had enough space for a few cars. The interior of the restaurant was relatively compact, with decorations that caught the eye, reflecting the local style. The background music playing was rhythmic and local. From the menu, I chose the "A Lunch (980 yen)" which seemed reasonably priced, and luckily it was the "Spinach Chicken Curry" that I like. I ordered the spiciness level as "3", and for the complimentary drink, I asked for "Black Oolong Tea" from the friendly local staff. The dish arrived... Hmm, something seems simple? I took a bite... The Spinach Chicken Curry was not the green color I imagined, more on the red side, perhaps from tomatoes. The acidity was strong, but there seemed to be something missing, and the spiciness was decent but the flavor didn't really stand out. The dish had tender chicken and I found spinach leaves in it. The spiciness level 3 was a good choice. The Naan bread had a salty surface and a hint of sweetness in the dough, with a slightly crispy and dry texture. Lastly, I refreshed my throat with the Black Oolong Tea. I learned that even with the same name, restaurants can have quite different flavors. Thank you for the meal.