I was thinking, "What? An Indian curry restaurant has opened on Omiya Street!" and finally, after a few days, I went there. It is the smallest Indian curry restaurant I have ever been to! The tables are very close together, with one table for four people and three tables for two people. The four-person table was crowded, so I sat at a two-person table, but it was a tight fit for the dishes. I didn't order a drink, just the daily lunch special for 690 yen, which on that day was lotus root and potatoes. I added a plain naan for an extra 100 yen, with free refills. The lunch set with cheese naan and butter chicken with lassi cost 1250 yen. The cheese naan was very sweet, maybe a bit too much for my taste. The plain naan was also sweet and chewy, very delicious. The place is small and cramped, not very relaxing. If you don't need a drink or extra naan, you can eat there very cheaply. It was a good meal, thank you!

It is located near Toji Temple. The food and atmosphere are typical of an Indian or Nepalese restaurant, but the time it took for the food to be served after ordering was too long.