I had the cheese naan set and lassi at a restaurant in the food court of Kyoto Family, which also has a parking lot making it convenient. It cost around 800 yen, which was reasonable and made me happy. The hot and gooey cheese-filled naan was delicious! The chicken curry, which you can choose the level of spiciness, had a rich flavor and was tasty. The salad wasn't the typical orange dressing you find at Indian curry restaurants, but it was refreshing. The lassi was also refreshing and pleasant. The cheese naan and curry had a good amount of food, so I left satisfied. It's clear why this place has many repeat customers, as the food is delicious and affordable. Thank you for the meal.

Located in the food court of Kyoto Family, which also has a parking lot for convenience. I chose the Cheese Naan Set, which cost around 765 yen. Overall, the prices at the food court seemed to be mostly under 1,000 yen. There were about five curry options to choose from, and I went with the Butter Chicken. The Cheese Naan wasn't the sweet cheese that I like, but for this price, having Cheese Naan was still great. The Butter Chicken curry was not spicy and on the sweeter side, but it paired well with the Cheese Naan. My husband ordered a set with two curries, regular Naan, rice, and salad for around 900 yen. He chose Butter Chicken curry and Eggplant curry (medium spicy). I tried the Eggplant curry, but it wasn't really to my liking. My husband also preferred the Butter Chicken curry. The salad had a mayonnaise-based dressing, not the usual carrot dressing found in Indian or Nepalese restaurants. At first, I was unsure about the salad dressing, but it grew on me as I ate. Overall, considering the price and taste at a food court, we were satisfied.

It's delicious. I had the double curry set (curry, salad, naan, rice, tandoori chicken) for 1065 yen, with a 5% discount for the anniversary sale, making it 1113 yen including tax. The naan was bigger than my face! The daily special okra kheema curry I ordered as mild turned out to be quite spicy, making my nose run. The curry had 2-3 okras and was tasty, but I was surprised by the large portion of rice, like an offering on a Buddhist altar. The menu photo showed turmeric rice, but it was actually white rice. The tandoori chicken was fragrant and spicy, with 2 bone-in pieces and boneless meat for easy eating, both equally delicious. In addition to naan and curry rice, they also had curry udon on the menu. I paid using a meal voucher and Rakuten points converted to Edy. Thank you for the meal.