On a sunny holiday, I am usually busy cleaning and doing laundry. But today, unfortunately, it's raining, so I ended up taking it easy. Now, I am thinking of having some Indian curry for lunch to change things up a bit. I parked my car near Kokosquare close to Kuni-ryo Station and headed to the restaurant. It's almost lunchtime, and about half of the seats are taken. Last time, I ordered the Lunch B set, so this time I think I'll go for the Lunch A set without Tandoori Chicken. The Lunch A set (1,050 yen) includes two curries, salad, Naan or rice, a soft drink, and dessert. I chose Naan, and for the curries, I picked Barakumushroom and Mutton Curry (spicy). I also chose Iced Chai as my drink. First, the salad arrived, dressed with a slightly tangy dressing, which was delicious. Soon after, my drink was served, followed by the main dish. I tasted the curry first, which had a slight sweetness at first, followed by a bit of spiciness - just right. The Naan was freshly baked and tasty. I couldn't finish all the curry with one Naan, so I ordered an extra half-size Naan. I tore the piping hot Naan and topped it with the curry to enjoy. Finally, I refreshed my mouth with a slightly sweet yogurt. Looking around, I noticed that the restaurant was almost full. It's recommended to come slightly off the usual lunchtime to avoid the crowd. Overall, it was a satisfying meal.

I have eaten takeout from the Nepal-India cuisine restaurant K.C. Seijo store several times in the past. I knew it was a delicious Nepal-India cuisine restaurant, but I didn't have the opportunity to visit it until recently when I went to K.C. for the first time at the Kokosquare ChoFu shopping mall near the Kokuryo station. It was around 2 pm on a holiday, and lunchtime was over. The restaurant was playing Indian pop music, and about 60% of the tables were occupied. I decided to go for the B set which includes two curries, salad, tandoori chicken, naan or rice, soft drink, and dessert. I chose Keema curry and mutton curry with very hot spiciness. The naan was freshly made in the glass kitchen and tasted delicious with the curries. The tandoori chicken was tender and flavorful. I also had a refill of naan and enjoyed hot chai tea. Overall, I was very satisfied with the meal. I also tried Sweet Fennel near the register, which was refreshing. It would be nice to come back for drinks in the evening.

I had the Butter Chicken Curry Set for 1,400 yen. It was lunch on the weekend, right after the restaurant opened. The curry was very spicy. I had it with naan and iced chai. The butter chicken was creamy and the spiciness added an interesting twist to the flavor. The naan was soft and on the larger side, but I managed to finish it all. They have a variety of dishes with a focus on northern Indian cuisine. The Nepalese influence was subtle. Overall, it seems like a place where you can enjoy rich and flavorful curries. I would like to come back for dinner as well.

I had a lunch set with two types of curry and tandoori chicken, with cheese naan on the side. The cheese naan was amazing as always! The chicken curry and spinach with potato curry were both rich and flavorful, with a good balance of spiciness and the taste of the ingredients. The portion size was generous for a lunch set.

Located in Kokuryo-cho, Chofu City, Tokyo. This is an Indian cuisine specialty restaurant on the 2nd floor of the commercial complex Coco Square, right next to Kokuryo Station on the Keio Line. It is very convenient to visit! I remember stopping by before starting to use Tabelog and Retty, but I can't remember how many years ago it was. They seem to be doing well, though. In addition to the Kokuryo branch, they also have branches in Chitose-Karasuyama and Seijo Gakuenmae. As it was just opened, there were no other customers when I arrived, only one after me. There were two Indian staff members serving in the restaurant. The waitress was a girl with glasses. Today, I ordered the Lunch C set for 1,380 yen. I chose the "Alparak" and "Mutton" curries, both of which were very spicy. The set includes salad, tandoori chicken, seekh kebab, fish tikka, naan or rice, drink, and dessert. I chose naan and mango lassi. The spinach curry had a sweet taste and a vibrant green color, which was appealing. The taste was at a normal level for an Indian restaurant, but sometimes you just crave it, right? It was delicious. They also offer takeout, and I saw a few office ladies ordering for a group. It's a convenient place, so I will definitely visit again. #CurryExplorers #IndianCuisine #IndianCurry #Curry #Mr.P'sTerritory #BiryaniIs... #WideVarietyOfWines #Takeout #Bento #ParkingAvailable #The content, menu, and prices were accurate as of March 2018.

This is not a stewed curry, but a curry with fried spices. It has a spicy taste. I'm not sure about the details, but it's a Nepalese curry. The curry has a smooth texture and the level of spiciness can be chosen, but I prefer medium spicy. They offer curries with mutton, chicken, beans, and seafood. The set menu is a good deal for dinner. I live nearby, so I'm glad there's a curry restaurant like this. There is another curry restaurant nearby, but I prefer the spicier curry here. The cost performance is good, so I go there for dinner occasionally. I recommend this restaurant.

Indian curry chain restaurant that doesn't disappoint. I had high hopes for their chain expansion, but the flavors were safe and didn't stand out. The cheese naan was thin and crispy like bread, but the cheese hardened when it cooled down, so it was a bit lacking. The chicken curry, on the other hand, was a standout menu item with a robust and delicious flavor. It paired well with the extra spicy option.

Butter chicken and keema are the best.

I enjoyed a curry lunch alone on a regular day. The curry with freshly baked naan was very delicious and satisfying. The luxurious curry lunch with lassi was a blissful moment.

It's definitely not cheap, and actually feels a bit expensive, but the taste is good.

I love Cheese Katsu here. The Cheese Katsu is voluminous and delicious! Just eating this alone is satisfying. The curries also have deep flavors and are delicious. The set menu is a good deal, but ordering the Cheese Katsu and curry separately might be good too!

I visited alone at 12:15 on Wednesday. I ordered the Lunch A set (¥917). It was a very windy and rainy day, so I was able to go from the parking lot to the 2nd floor restaurant zone of the commercial facility "Cocos Square" where Maruetsu Kokuryo store is located without getting wet. I tried to go to Suisei, where I went three weeks ago, but it was closed until Friday (by the way, Tenharu, where I went two weeks ago, is closed on Wednesdays even though it is located in a commercial facility...). With no other options available, I visited this place after about a month. This time, I chose "Albarak" and "Dal Curry" with the spiciness level set to "spicy". Just like last time, I felt that the curry itself was a bit lacking in flavor, but the spiciness was just right. 2017/06

I visited alone at 12:15 on Tuesday. I ordered the Lunch Set A (¥917). The restaurant is located on the 2nd floor of a commercial facility called "Coco Square" with Maruetsu Kokuryo store on the 1st floor. Despite it being lunchtime, the restaurant was not crowded, with only two groups of two women each and one man dining alone. The A set includes two types of curry, naan or rice, salad, a drink, and dessert, which I think is a good deal. I chose the "Chicken" and "Keema" curries. I asked for medium spiciness, but I felt that both the original flavor of the curry and the level of spiciness were a bit lacking.

I decided to register on Tabelog and thought I should start by posting about a restaurant I always go to, so I went there to eat (lol). I visit this restaurant about once every 1-3 months. It's conveniently located near my house, and what's really helpful for me is that they have a mild option even though they serve authentic curry with delicious naan. As someone who isn't a fan of spicy food, I occasionally crave curry. However, when I want to have curry with naan instead of rice, I often struggle to find a place that offers a mild option. But KC easily solves this dilemma for me. Their buttery mild curry is so good that even I sometimes order it at medium spiciness, but otherwise, I can confidently ask for "mild." Perhaps true curry enthusiasts might consider my preference unconventional. However, I believe there are others like me who aren't into spicy food but still crave curry. Or perhaps, families who can easily order various dishes for their children might find this restaurant family-friendly. In that sense, the curry here doesn't have a distinct flavor profile and seems to be made to cater to a wide audience. I can't say what it's like if you order something really spicy, though. Oh, right. I go to this restaurant not only for the curry but also because they serve naan that I love. However, I feel like the naan's taste has slightly declined recently. It used to be more fragrant and soft, with a rich flavor even when cold, but now it seems a bit bland. Still, as long as I live nearby, this place will remain my favorite. Their lunch offers all-you-can-eat naan (or rice) at a great cost performance. There's also another curry restaurant nearby called "Mughal Kitchen," but I personally prefer KC, so I always choose to come here. I wonder if people's preferences are divided between the two. If you're nearby, please give it a try. It's been quite a while since my last visit, probably around a year. It's funny how when a restaurant is close to home, you tend to think, "I can eat at home, why splurge?" and end up not going (lol). Today, I had the Keema curry lunch for 920 yen. And of course, I chose the mild option. The curry was delicious, with the minced meat not too dry, and the naan today was fluffy and tasty even when cold. So, I believe that a restaurant where you can be quite satisfied with your everyday meal is actually quite valuable, which is why I raised my rating.

There is an Indian restaurant on the second floor of a commercial facility called Cocos Square in front of Kokuracho Station. The staff are from India and provide good service. I ordered a seafood curry bento for takeout. It had a taste similar to Thai curry, with a mildness from the coconut milk. The curry contained shrimp, squid, and clams, which was good, but it lacked a bit of flavor. The chicken was tender and had a nice grilled flavor. It would have been better if it had a bit more uniqueness.