Long time no visit. Honestly, I'm impressed by how well this place has been going. I hope they keep it up in the future. Today, I ordered biryani for takeout. They made it quickly, and I paid 900 yen with PayPay. The taste is nostalgic, not too spicy but with just the right amount of spices, and it even came with a salad. I wish I could have eaten it freshly made at the restaurant. I'll definitely visit again. I remember that the naan here was really delicious, so next time I'll try ordering cheese naan or maybe even yakisoba.

I finally visited this shop that I've been curious about for a while, Cinnamon-san✨ I went during off-peak hours and it was not crowded. I ordered the B lunch set, which came with two types of curry. One was the daily special with eggplant and potatoes, which was really delicious❣❣ The other was the keema curry, also tasty but I preferred the daily special❣❣ The naan that came with it was nicely colored and deliciously chewy❣❣ The cheese naan was a bit lacking in volume though. Thank you for the meal(^人^)

On my second visit, I stopped by this restaurant and as always, the food was consistently delicious. I had the Keema curry and spinach chicken curry. The two curry dishes, naan, salad, and lassi for 860 yen is quite cost-effective. I will definitely come back when I visit the cherry blossoms in the city center.

The spiciness is a bit stimulating and to my liking. I jumped in during cherry blossom viewing and it was the right choice. The foreign staff kept recommending naan, but everything was delicious so I ended up getting seconds. I might gain weight if I keep coming here. I recommend this place.

Arrived at the restaurant on Saturday at 11:25 for lunch. I ordered Set A for ¥760. The daily curry was chicken and eggplant, and it was deliciously sweet. They offered me more naan, but I was already full. The hot chai was also very tasty.

Lunch Set A for ¥760. Today's curry is chicken and okra, comes with a small portion of rice. You can adjust the spiciness level.

The Keema and Mame curry is good, but a little bit pricey at just over 1000 yen.

I went to a restaurant today at noon. It had been a long time since I last visited. The weather in Kyoto was rough due to an approaching typhoon, but there was a brief sunny period during lunchtime, so I went outside. It was around 11:45 am and there were only three university students as other customers. I sat at a table for four and ordered the A lunch set for 760 yen including tax. I chose the medium-spicy mutton curry with a lassi drink. The food arrived in about 7-8 minutes. Starting with the salad, it was average. The mutton curry, which I ordered medium-spicy, was really delicious! The spice level was just right and the curry had a good consistency. The mutton pieces were about 2cm in size. The hot naan bread went well with the curry and I ordered an extra one after finishing the first. While waiting for the naan to be cooked, I ate the rice, which also paired nicely with the curry. I finished the meal with the second naan and a spoon to savor the remaining curry. Sometimes, enjoying a curry with a touch of foreign flavor can be a great experience.

I visited a Nepalese and Indian restaurant called Cinnamon in Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto, which I had been curious about for a while. The area around the restaurant is mainly residential, with the SCREEN Holdings company located to the north. The restaurant has a Western-style exterior and doesn't immediately give off a Nepalese or Indian cuisine vibe. Inside, there are Nepalese art pieces on the walls, giving a hint of the type of cuisine served. I ordered the lunch set which included two curry dishes, naan, mini rice, and salad. The curries were light in flavor, with the keema curry being a bit too chewy and not pairing well with the naan. The Nepalese bean curry also didn't quite complement the naan. The naan itself had uneven texture, with some parts being crispy and others soggy. The restaurant seemed to be run by the former owner of Himalaya, another Nepalese restaurant in Kyoto, as the menus and beer selection were similar. Overall, I was a bit disappointed as I had hoped for more from this understated restaurant.

Just a little down from Horikawa Shimei, right across from Tenjin Park, there is a sign that says "Nepal Indian Cuisine"! I had been curious for a while, and finally went there the other day. The exterior looks like a private house, so you might easily miss it. When you enter, you are greeted by a Nepalese? Indian? style interior, the aroma of spices, and the owner who has been in Japan for 10 years with a very friendly smile. For lunch, there were several options available (see photo), but I chose the 1000 yen set. It included salad, two types of curry, tandoori chicken, rice, and naan. The salad was quite ordinary with cabbage and sesame dressing. The rice was white, not yellow rice. The portion was perfect for women, but might be a bit small for men. The naan was very large and chewy, with a stronger sweetness than any naan I've had before, which I personally really liked. The curries varied each day, with a spicy chicken curry and a sweet curry with plenty of beans and vegetables. At first, I thought the flavor was a bit light, but it grew on me and had a lingering taste. The spicy one was hot but also sweet, which paired well with the sweet naan and was delicious. I also ordered a hot chai after the meal, which was only 100 yen during lunchtime. The total bill came to 1100 yen. The evening menu seems to be quite extensive, with many non-spicy dishes as well, so I would like to visit with my children at night next time. There were also a lot of drink options, and I am very interested in the Nepalese beer. There were about 3 counter seats and 4 four-person tables. You can't see inside from the outside, and there are no menus displayed, so it may feel a bit intimidating to enter, but the inside is clean and the owner is very pleasant, so please muster up the courage to open the door.

This is a Nepalese restaurant located in a slightly inconvenient area. It is about a 1-minute walk from the Tenjin Park bus stop on Horikawa Street. By train, it is about a 10-minute walk west from Kurama-guchi Station on the Karasuma Line. I tried the dal, which is a Nepalese-style soup with a turmeric color and flavor, along with rice. It was light and delicious with finely chopped onions, tomatoes, and green chili peppers. It may not go well with naan, but if they had chapati or puri, it would have been better. The portion size may be a bit small, especially if you choose lighter dishes. The set menu for dinner seems a bit pricey, but they have a good selection of Nepalese a la carte dishes, so it's better to go with a group of people.

We visited the restaurant at night with two people. The restaurant serves Indian and Nepalese cuisine, and the interior was very neat and clean. There were four tables and three counter seats. We had Chicken Tikka, Chicken Choela, Pakora, Vegetable Curry, and Plain Naan. The two types of chicken were very spicy and the meat was tender and delicious! The vegetable curry had a unique taste, not like the buttery taste I've had at other Indian restaurants before. It was delicious and would go well with rice. The naan was also delicious and fluffy. The vegetable pakora was a bit oily. The owner of the restaurant used to have a Nepalese restaurant in front of Kyoto City Hall. We had the 3500 yen 2-hour all-you-can-drink course back then, and it's still available. We are convinced by the deliciousness. We would like to try the all-you-can-drink course and other menu items as well.

Every time I pass by Horikawa Street, I was curious about this place. It was uploaded on Tabelog and had reasonable prices, so I decided to visit. The name of the restaurant was revealed once I entered (lol). Today, I ordered the A lunch and the mutton lunch. The amount of curry seemed a bit small, but the large naan made up for it, and I left feeling full. The spiciness was mild, so even children can enjoy the naan as the main dish. I recommend the mutton curry lunch for 1200 yen, plus 100 yen for chai. However, I am intrigued by the vegetable yakisoba set on the lunch menu, so I have decided to revisit.

I didn't feel like leaving the house, so I ordered a set of mutton curry, cheese naan, rice, and salad from Uber Eats. I couldn't finish it for lunch, so I reheated it for dinner and it was still delicious. I chose medium spiciness, but it wasn't very spicy. I wish I had made it a little spicier.