There is no such thing as a bad Indian curry. I love spiciness, so I chose the spiciest option. It was so hot that I coughed, but I loved the intense flavor. I started sweating a bit. They also serve a drink, so I had a lassi. The restaurant is easy to find as it faces the main street. Thank you for the meal. D Works uniform.

The name of the restaurant has changed, but the interior seems to be the same. I remember being tricked by the tax-exclusive display at the previous store, but it has been improved. The naan is baked to my liking. The surface has a crispy texture like cookies in some places, and it is not heavy. It has a chewy texture and a moderate amount of ghee with a moderate sweetness. The curry also has a classic taste of butter chicken. The location seems to have a lot of foot traffic, but the restaurant is tucked away in the back, so it is quiet and calm even during lunchtime. 5 stars out of 5.

I visited the restaurant at night. The atmosphere inside was chaotic, as if they were still preparing for the day. The cutlery was missing from some tables, while there were two menu holders and napkin dispensers on others. The prices displayed seemed to be for lunchtime, with an additional 400-500 yen charge for dinner. The staff appeared busy preparing delivery orders and even forgot to serve our drinks. Just as I was thinking of leaving early, someone finally asked if we needed anything to drink.

I had lunch at an Indian-Nepalese restaurant called Borebaba in Asakusabashi. It is located just a few minutes south of Asakusabashi Station on Edo Street, and it replaced a restaurant I visited about five years ago called Fulbari. The restaurant opened in March this year, and although I had passed by the front of the shop several times, I finally visited as it was closed on Sundays. The restaurant is located in a semi-basement of a building, which may be a matter of personal preference. The interior was bright and did not leave a bad impression. There were dine-in customers as well as many delivery orders being prepared, which left an impression. The lunch menu offers a wide range of options, with prices ranging from 700 to 1,000 yen including salad, drink, free refills of naan, and rice. The two-item set with tikkas is 1,000 yen, but opting for cheese naan for an additional 250 yen makes it a good deal. I opted for the regular two-item set with mutton and spicy shrimp to watch my calorie intake. The salad had a sweet dressing but was a bit watery. The mutton curry had a sweet and spicy flavor with a mild spice level, and the ingredients were tender and easy to eat. The shrimp curry had a coconut base with a mild sweetness and less spice compared to the mutton curry. The spice level was low, and the shrimp flavor was not very pronounced, but it was decent for a lunch meal. The malai tikka was mild but well-cooked and flavorful. The naan was soft and easy to eat, and the white rice was of moderate firmness. I requested a half naan refill to balance with the curry portion. The mango lassi was rich and delicious. The taste was decent for the price, and the service was good, so overall it was a slightly positive experience.

A new Indian restaurant has opened in the location of a previous Indian restaurant. They serve lunch starting at 11 am, making it convenient for early lunch-goers. They offer 10 different types of curry for lunch. The set meals come with white rice instead of turmeric rice, possibly because they also have options like green curry and basil fried rice. Each set meal includes a salad and a drink.

- No rating when posting - Second visit - Just like last time, I happened to get off at Asakusabashi station and my colleague was eating curry in the office, so I decided to visit without hesitation. Last time, I didn't know how big the portions were and ended up ordering too much, so this time I went easy. I ordered Keema curry, naan, and lassi. Once again, I was able to eat my fill without needing seconds. There are many restaurants like this one all over, but I feel like the friendliness of the staff makes a big difference. In that regard, this place is good! I will definitely come back for more curry!

I went to Asakusabashi for work, a place I don't usually visit. While walking with an empty stomach, I saw a curry sign on the main street. I was drawn in and entered the restaurant, where a Japanese-speaking Indian greeted me. Feeling lonely dining alone, I ordered a set of cheese naan and two types of curry. The dishes arrived in a few minutes, and I was surprised by the generous portion size. I was told that the restaurant had recently opened and offered all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink options at a reasonable price. Although I can eat a lot, even the regular set made me quite full. The restaurant was clean, the food was delicious, and I would like to visit again!

I visited the restaurant for the 2500 yen party course. The portion size was sufficient, the staff were friendly, and the cost performance was excellent. I will definitely go again!