I had a regular size soft serve ice cream in a cafe inside the supermarket for 420 yen. The ice cream was quite cold and firm for soft serve, but it was refreshing on a hot day and I enjoyed the coolness. The flavor was mild and not too rich, more on the light side compared to soft serve from a farm. It wasn't as airy and light as gelato, but had a soft and creamy texture. I think this cafe is part of the supermarket, and the service from the staff was friendly and warm, not just transactional.

New Year's sale, visited at noon. Everything looks delicious! I was having a hard time deciding when Khan recommended the mutton biryani through the glass. I decided on the mutton biryani, shrimp curry, and chicken tomato curry. Warmed up in the shop's microwave and enjoyed on the bench outside. Delicious! It was amazing! The biryani had a large portion, and the mutton came in chunks. For lunch at Nandaiwazawa Outlet, no lines, good value for money, and authentic curry are recommended.

I hope Hachioji becomes a livelier town!!! This time, I visited "Granrupa Minamiosawa Store," located a 3-minute walk from Keio Line Minamiosawa Station. This shop is adjacent to the Mitsui Outlet Park Minamiosawa (commonly known as LaLaport Tama) and is known for its wide variety of high-end and rare items, making it popular among hidden fans. The bread made in the store is also popular. In front of the store, there are several large tables that can seat about 6 people each, where visitors to LaLaport Tama buy onigiri, bento boxes, bread, drinks, etc., and enjoy their meals. When it gets warmer, on weekends, there are street vendors selling items like grilled squid in front of the store. - Visit date: around 12:00 pm - Store: supermarket in Mitsui Outlet Park - Staff: several young ladies at the register ● Joshu Ota's Sauce Yakisoba (378 yen) Joshu's Ota City is famous for its Akagi oroshi wind. Ota's Daikoin is a temple built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in Keicho 18, and the priest who was brought from Edo, Donryu Shonin, raised many children suffering from food shortages while sharing his own and his disciples' porridge. This story has spread nationwide as "Kodakurab Donryu-sama." Also, "Kanayama" is a symbol. Saito Yuki, also known as Hankachi Prince, who retired, is also from Ota City. However, I have no childhood memories of Ota's sauce yakisoba. I don't know when they started promoting Ota's sauce yakisoba. The yakisoba I received didn't have any distinctive features and was just delicious yakisoba. By the way, what's been attracting attention in Ota City recently is the "Gunma Tororin" Yamato Imo, which has a lot of stickiness, and when grated, the Yamato Imo doesn't fall off even when the plate is turned upside down. I want to get my hands on "Gunma Tororin" Yamato Imo, but I wonder if I can get it at the Michi-no-Eki Ota. If anyone knows how to get it, please let me know. If it's available, I will drive to Ota City. Thank you for the meal.

Located in Minamiosawa, Hachioji City, Tokyo. The nearest station is Minamiosawa Station on the Keio Sagamihara Line. This Indian curry specialty restaurant is located inside the Sakagami Granrupa Minamiosawa store in the Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minamiosawa. I received this as a gift from T-san at the first I-kai of the new year in 2020. I also received it at the end of the year, so I am grateful and excited to receive it again. Thank you! I tried it by reheating it for lunch two days later. The colorful basmati rice is deliciously spiced, and the taste is solid. It contains two chunks of chicken. At first, I thought the spiciness was a bit lacking, but gradually I started sweating. Yes, it's delicious. This portion seems to be enough for two people. No wonder it seemed like a lot. I'm quite full. Thank you, T-san. I also want to try the curry, so I have to go to Minamiosawa for real. #From T-san #Japan Biryani Association (NBA) #Authentic Biryani #Lamb is a battle #Indian cuisine #Photo with parsley sprinkled #Super Mario #Indian curry #From Taj Mahal Hotel #Formerly a 5-star hotel in Mumbai #Biryani by T.N. #Takeout #Three major mixed rice dishes #At the I-kai #Our home Kanda Awadori #Biryani is limited to weekends #Let's go to Minamiosawa.

Located in Minamiosawa, Hachioji City, Tokyo. The nearest station is Minamiosawa Station on the Keio Sagamihara Line. This Indian curry specialty restaurant is located inside the supermarket "Sakagami Granrupa Minamiosawa Store" in "Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minamiosawa". I received it from Mr. T at the Y Company event held in Higashijujo. (*^-゜)vThanks! I tried it the next day for lunch after heating it up (*σ´ｪ｀)σ Colorful basmati rice. The use of spices is exquisite, and the taste is solid♪ There are two chunks of chicken in it. At first, I felt like the spiciness was a little lacking!?, but gradually, I started sweating. Yes! It's delicious (〃´ω`〃) I want to try their curry too, so I have to actually go to Minamiosawa ε=(ﾉ･∀･)ﾂ #From Mr. T #Japan Biryani Association (NBA) #Authentic Biryani #Lamb is a battle #Indian cuisine #Super Mario #Indian curry #Former Taj Mahal Hotel #5-star hotel in Mumbai #Biryani by T.N. #Takeout #Three major mixed rice dishes #Limited to weekends #Let's go to Minamiosawa

I happened to visit a place called Minamiosawa and came across a world-class curry. I was looking for something to eat and stumbled upon curry being sold in a corner of a store. A man who seemed to be from India, probably named Khan, said "It's delicious!" I was intrigued by the Gobi Gosht Curry, and Khan shared a heartwarming story about how his mother used to make it for him when he was a child. He mentioned that he had worked as a chef at the Taj Mahal Hotel in India. The Taj Mahal Hotel is featured in the upcoming movie "Hotel Mumbai," which depicts the employees protecting the guests during a terrorist attack. Although Khan had not experienced such a tragedy, the history of the hotel and the senseless nature of terrorism left a somber feeling. However, he emphasized the importance of not forgiving terrorism. Khan's curry was one of the best I've had in Japan, and his friendly conversation and smile made the experience even better. The items I purchased were all incredibly delicious: 1) Gobi Gosht Curry (Cauliflower and Mutton Curry) 2) Beet and Mutton Curry 3) Chicken and Chickpea Curry 4) Mutton Biryani. Khan can be found at a corner of this supermarket: Sakagami Granlupa Minamiosawa Store. I saw a preview of the movie "Hotel Mumbai" on the same day, which made me appreciate Khan's amazing curry even more. I am grateful for such serendipitous experiences.

I arrived at the store when it opened at 10:00 and had a late breakfast. The rice ball with beans was cooked perfectly with just the right amount of salt, and the tuna sandwich was delicious with shredded cabbage and whole grain mustard. After eating, I went shopping, which was my original purpose.

I got a recommendation from a friend who loves Indian curry for a delicious restaurant. It's located inside the Sakagami supermarket in the South Oizumi Premium Outlet. There is a special section inside the supermarket where a man named Khan, an Indian, makes handmade curry. When I asked Khan for recommendations, he said the Chicken Curry and Karai Chicken Curry are delicious. He also mentioned that they have Biryani on Sundays. I definitely want to try the Biryani next Sunday. I brought the Chicken Curry home and had it for dinner with my family. The Chicken Curry was milder and more mellow than I expected, with not too strong spices, which was a hit with the kids. The Karai Chicken Curry, despite the name, wasn't too spicy either. The flavor was rich. Personally, I prefer more intense spices, but since the kids loved it, I'm happy. I look forward to trying the Biryani on Sunday, as it's only available then.

A hidden gem within Mitsui Outlet Park in Minami-Osawa! That is Khan's curry inside Super Grand Lupa! Khan's curry is a must-try among the carefully selected offerings at Grand Lupa. When having lunch in Minami-Osawa, I highly recommend it! You can enjoy a luxurious authentic curry at the supermarket food court. It goes beyond the usual food court standards. Delicate, exquisite, and deep flavors! The curry, with the flavors of vegetables and shrimp intertwined, is the best. Eating it with naan makes you feel like you're at the Taj Mahal! *Khan honed his skills at the renowned Taj Mahal Hotel in India. The naan roll was also excellent! A must-visit restaurant when you're in Minami-Osawa!

Visited South Oizumi station on the Keio Line in Hachioji City. Inside the Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minamiosawa, there is a supermarket where you can find Mr. Khan's curry. Mr. Khan, who honed his skills at the luxurious Taj Mahal Hotel in India, offers authentic Indian curry using a variety of spices imported from India. You can order a lunch set at the ticket machine, but the system can be a bit confusing. I bought a takeout and tried heating it up in the microwave for dining in. I tried the Chicken Curry Mild with Onigiri set instead of rice, but it was already seasoned, so it didn't turn out well. They also sell Naan and Chicken Tikka. The Chicken Curry Mild has a unique curry with a gooey and gritty texture, more oily than spicy. According to the top 5 popular dishes, after Butter Chicken, Chicken Masala, and Shrimp Curry, it's Chicken Curry Mild and Spinach. I would like to try a non-mild one next time. But is 700 yen for just the curry roux a bit expensive?

My son had some business at the national university, so I drove him there and decided to kill time at the outlet while waiting. I remembered that last time Khan's Biryani was sold out and I couldn't buy it, so I decided to take a look this time. It was already 5 pm, so I was prepared for the worst, but there was no chicken Biryani, however, mutton was still available. I quickly picked it up and looked at other curry dishes, and Khan approached me in a friendly manner. "Do you like Biryani?" he asked. I replied that I love it, and he explained various things about Biryani. He was a very nice person. In the evening, he wrapped it in a wrap, but apparently, if Khan is there, he usually serves it warm. I'll have to go a little earlier next time. I had it at home, and it was delicious, just as I had imagined - spicy and very tasty. I would like to visit again.

When I went shopping at Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minamiosawa, I usually have lunch at a restaurant, but today I decided to buy a bento and side dishes at Sakagami, a supermarket nearby. The bento and side dishes looked delicious, so I enjoyed eating them at the eat-in corner inside the supermarket. The bento boxes are priced around 500 yen and have a homemade feel to them, which makes them tasty. Especially the crab cream croquette for 50 yen and the hamburger for 100 yen are cheap and delicious.

I visited the restaurant in Nandaiwazawa during the daytime on a weekday because I heard that they serve biryani there. The restaurant is located inside the Grand Rupa store near Nandaiwazawa Outlet. They offer both takeout and dine-in options. When I arrived, I noticed various curries displayed in the case in front of the shop, all looking delicious. However, there was no biryani available, so I asked the staff and was told that they had sold out for the day. They suggested coming back on the weekend. I ended up getting the Indian pilaf instead, as they recommended it, and it was indeed delicious. Although not as spicy as biryani, the pilaf had a great flavor with a good mix of spices, chicken, potatoes, carrots, and other ingredients. The staff, Khan-san, was very friendly, so I will definitely try to get the biryani next time!

Mackey made a song for Downtown's Hamachan called "Chicken Rice," which I think is a good song, but at the time I didn't quite get it because I'm sure they used to call it "Ketchup Rice." The outlet in Minamiosawa where you can enjoy the best lunch is GranRupa, with a high reputation for having selected products from all over Japan. The seating is plentiful, and the bright outdoor lighting makes for a comfortable dining experience. I had the Chicken Rice Onigiri for 150 yen, and the flavor was... neither good nor bad, just Chicken Rice! It's more like the nostalgic Ketchup Rice! However, the variety of onigiri available here is impressive, with options like Shrimp Cutlet and Five-Color Bean Rice, making it worth the selection. By the way, the most popular one is the Salmon. The Frankfurter flavor was heated in the microwave at the eat-in area and had a satisfying crunch. If you don't want to spend a lot of money at expensive restaurants, this could be a good alternative to consider.

At Khan's curry corner in the store. You can buy this level of Biryani at a supermarket, which is surprising. It's a truly authentic dish with a strong spice flavor. Biryani may look plain and you can't see the ingredients from the top, so it might be hard to try because it can be a bit pricey. But being able to enjoy a delicious and elaborate Biryani without going to a restaurant is actually lucky. Under the rice, there is mutton meat and curry hidden, so this Biryani is a full meal on its own. If you love curry, be sure to give it a try! Mutton Biryani is 680 yen. After multiple visits, Khan's Biryani is still delicious. If you go around 11 am on weekends, you can get a serving of hot Biryani from the pot. If the items are not displayed, be sure to ask Khan if there is hot Biryani available. If you manage to catch the right timing and meet the hot Biryani, it will be a lucky day. The taste is more refined and gentle compared to the Biryani at Toyota Aeon's food court. It's more like a restaurant-style flavor, delicious and satisfying. I hope Khan's Indian curry corner doesn't disappear because I want everyone to know about this deliciousness!

In the Mitsui Outlet Park Minami-Osawa store, there is a supermarket called Granrupa Minami-Osawa that offers high-quality ingredients and rare items from various regions of Japan. One of the items purchased there was the "Fukkura Fukure (Plain)" steamed bread. Initially, the reviewer was not excited about it, thinking it was just regular steamed bread. However, upon trying it, they were pleasantly surprised by its delicious taste, with a subtle sweetness and moist texture. The steamed bread is made with special ingredients like two-year-aged black vinegar from Kagoshima, and the reviewer found it to be the best steamed bread they have ever had. The product is part of the "Nature's Taste As It Is" line by a company called Kodo no Aji Kyodo Kumiai, known for its commitment to quality and natural flavors. The reviewer recommends trying the other flavors available, such as matcha and bamboo charcoal, which are also offered at similar prices. Overall, the reviewer suggests giving this steamed bread a try if you come across it, as it is a recommended option for a delicious treat.

Mitsui Outlet Mall Minami Osawa. It used to be called Lafayette Tama, and it was a bustling shopping mall with a "Go Go Go" spirit at Nissho Iwai. Even now, this shopping mall is crowded with many customers, especially dog owners like us. When it comes to having lunch, the best value for money can be found at this place! The place is actually a supermarket. But the quality is amazing! As expected from a shopping mall, they gather rare products from all over Japan and also handle high-quality ingredients. In Tokyo, similar style shops would be Kinokuniya, Daimaru Peacock, and Miuraya. Quite close by. And right in front of the entrance of this shop, they sell yakisoba for 300 yen, takoyaki for 300 yen, and onigiri for 150 yen, which are very reasonable. You can enjoy the food you bought here or the bento you purchased inside the store at the terrace space next to the shop. Even dog owners are allowed on the terrace seats! It's really convenient. Whenever I come to this mall, I usually have lunch at this shop. Other restaurants seem delicious too, but they are quite expensive. My budget would be over 2,000 yen per person. Also, you have to wait quite a bit. So it's better to buy something interesting here and eat it. But the terrace seats are often occupied. There are benches, but it can be tough in hot weather. So we often end up standing in a corner and quickly eating. By the way, the takoyaki and yakisoba taste quite good. The takoyaki may not be as soft as the Kansai style, but it's a generous portion for 300 yen. The yakisoba is well-seasoned with sauce and has a large portion, so I'm satisfied. My wife tried a rare item called "sea bream rice ball" for about 150 yen. She also had a shrimp cutlet onigiri for 150 yen, which she said tasted pretty good. There is also a proper alcohol section inside the store! They have a good selection of drinks! It's not that expensive, so you can even have a standing bar meetup. It's a wonderful shop (even though it's a supermarket). So in our house, Minami Osawa equals this supermarket! When you visit Mitsui Outlet Mall Minami Osawa, be sure to check it out!

I hope Hachioji becomes a more lively town!!! This time, I visited "Granrupa Minamiosawa Store," located a 3-minute walk from Keio Line Minamiosawa Station. - Visit time: around 12:00 - Store: a supermarket in Mitsui Outlet Park - Staff: 2 young ladies at the cash register ● Karei teriyaki & okowa bento (500 yen) This store is located next to Mitsui Outlet Park Minamiosawa (also known as LaLaport Tama) and is popular among hidden fans for its abundant selection of high-end and rare items. The bread made in-store is also popular. In front of the store, there are several large tables for about 6 people each, where visitors to LaLaport Tama buy onigiri, bento, bread, drinks, etc., from this store and enjoy their meal. When it gets warmer, on weekends, there are stalls selling grilled squid and other foods in front of the store. Most bentos are priced at 500 yen. This time, I purchased the Karei teriyaki & okowa bento. The rice included mushroom okowa and red rice. The side dishes were teriyaki flounder, lotus root, shiitake mushroom, konjac simmered dish, stir-fried whitebait and sweet potato with eggplant, thick fried tofu, carrot, and taro simmered dish, along with a cherry blossom mochi, which was a nice touch. The okowa and red rice had a chewy texture and were delicious. The flounder teriyaki, although small, had a well-seasoned and tender flesh. The simmered dishes like shiitake mushrooms had a refreshing seasoning. The whitebait had just the right amount of saltiness. The sweet potato was fluffy and sweet. The simmered dishes like thick fried tofu had a slightly sweet and salty seasoning. The stir-fried eggplant had a sesame soy sauce flavor from the sesame dressing. Lastly, I enjoyed the cherry blossom mochi with a restrained sweetness, including the leaf. For a 500 yen bento, it had a rich variety of side dishes and was a satisfying meal. Thank you for the meal.

This is a shop located near Minamiosawa Station on the Keio Sagamihara Line and the Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minamiosawa. The shop is part of the Super Sakagami chain, and one of its formats is called "Granlupa". Initially, I thought it was just a regular supermarket, but I was pleasantly surprised by the unique selection they had. As I explored the store, I came across a bakery section at the back where they bake their own bread. The variety of bread was interesting and different from what you would find in a typical supermarket. The packaging was simple, and the taste was delightful. I tried the Focaccia, Three-color Cream Pan, and Brooklyn. The Focaccia had a slightly salty flavor and was made with tasty salt and dough. The Three-color Cream Pan had three different flavors of cream - chocolate, whipped cream, and banana - which made for a delicious combination. The Brooklyn was a sweet biscuit-like pastry, perfect for a snack. After leaving the store, I also bought some skewers, including grilled octopus, which was a great deal.