I arrived at the restaurant around 11:35 on a regular day. As I entered from the main street, there was an entrance leading downstairs. Inside, there was a ticket machine on the left where I purchased the Ladies Set for 850 yen, which included 2 types of curry, a small portion of rice, salad, and a soft drink. There was only one other customer inside, and it seemed like the restaurant was being run by a single staff member. I handed the ticket to the staff behind the counter, who allowed me to choose 2 types of curry from 6 options and 1 type of drink from 4 options. I chose Chicken Keema Curry, Thai Green Curry, and Lassi. The food was ready in about 5 minutes, and I went to pick it up from the counter. There were many signs inside the restaurant, and the outside had a manga-style drawing as a signboard. The Chicken Keema Curry was a flavor suited for Japanese people, and the Green Curry was also easy to eat with a mild level of spiciness. Both were delicious and went well with the rice. The salad and soft drink included in the set made it feel like a good deal. After finishing the meal, I returned the tray to the designated area myself. It was a restaurant that I liked.

Akihabara Station is a 7-minute walk away. Located on the basement floor. After purchasing a meal ticket from the vending machine, hand it to the owner and pick up your order at the kitchen. Only table seating available. Triple set for 950 yen. PLUCK Chicken Curry, Nasu and Minced Meat Curry, Chicken Keema Curry. All three curries have a distinct sweetness, but they are not too heavy and are of high quality Japanese-Indian curry. The PLUCK Chicken Curry was particularly refreshing and delicious. The atmosphere of the restaurant is dominated by anime and manga themes, which is very interesting. Experience eating curry while feeling the vibe of Akihabara.

Sunny, solo lunch around 12:10, when I entered the restaurant, there were quite a few empty seats. I first bought a meal ticket at the ticket machine. After handing in the ticket, I received a number tag and when called, went to pick up my order. I purchased the "3 types of curry" for 950 yen, which included PLUCK chicken, green, and pork keema curry. The chicken curry was quite spicy and delicious! The green curry had a typical taste, and the pork keema curry was more like a soup, but still delicious! The turmeric rice was also very good. I have been to many curry restaurants in the competitive curry district around Kanda recently, so my taste buds have become quite refined, but I thought this curry was really delicious. The cost performance was also great! However, the decorations inside the restaurant seemed a bit dusty or dirty... Well, it's just a matter of cleaning, but as a former restaurant owner myself, I can't help but notice the cleanliness...

Located in the Akihabara area, this shop had two groups of customers around 7:20 pm on a weekday. The place quickly filled up and seemed quite popular. I purchased the Triple Set for ¥950 using a food ticket and handed it over. Self-service was required for receiving and cleaning up. There are three curry options to choose from: - PLUCK Chicken Curry - Eggplant and Minced Meat Curry - Pork Kurma Curry The Chicken Curry and Eggplant and Minced Meat Curry were quite spicy with a moderate level of heat. The Pork Kurma Curry was milder. All three were delicious, with the rich Chicken Curry being a personal favorite. It's great to be able to enjoy three authentic curries at this price range. Thank you for the meal!

Tonight, I went to the curry stand PLUCK. I ordered the Triple Plate with PLUCK Chicken Curry, Eggplant and Minced Meat Curry, and Green Thai Curry for 950 yen, with an extra large portion of rice for 50 yen. The PLUCK Chicken Curry, their signature dish, was delicious! It had just the right amount of spiciness and the chicken was tender. All three dishes were medium spicy, making me break a little sweat. The prices are affordable, so I will definitely be coming back!

I visited around 10pm on a weekday and immediately entered the restaurant. Inside, there were many autographed color papers from manga artists and voice actors. I ordered the Twin Set for 850 yen, where you can choose from two types of curry. I selected the medium-spicy chicken curry and the sweet Japanese-style curry. The rice was a sticky turmeric rice. The curry was a mix of authentic spicy curry and home-style curry rice, which made for a delicious meal. It was very tasty.

I bought a meal ticket first and took it to the counter, where I received a number tag and was told where to sit. When my order was ready, I was called by the number. It felt like a good deal to order a set. The masala powder on the table was also quite delicious. The place wasn't very big, so I was glad I got in at the right time.

Akihabara? Located in Iwamoto-cho, there is a curry stand called PLUCK. I arrived around 11:30 and noticed that the entrance sign had an atmosphere that seemed to attract anime fans or enthusiasts. Going down the stairs and entering the store, I saw the walls covered with signatures. I purchased tickets from the ticket machine, received a number tag, and waited for my order. I ordered the Triple Set which included PLUCK Chicken Curry, Japanese-style Pork Curry, and Chicken Keema Curry with extra rice. The food was ready in 2-3 minutes, so I went to pick it up. I started by pouring the Japanese-style curry over the saffron rice, which had chunks of pork and was not too spicy but had a nice kick. Then I poured the PLUCK Chicken Curry on one side and the Chicken Keema Curry on the other. The PLUCK Chicken Curry had chunks of chicken and was spicy and flavorful, which I liked the most. The Chicken Keema Curry was also delicious. Mixing everything together with the rice, I enjoyed the meal until the last bite.

In Akihabara and Kanda, there is a curry restaurant called "PLUCK" with an anime-themed interior and space, decorated with autographs of voice actors. The "Mega Portion" is priced at 980 yen and allows you to choose 3 types of curry with double portion of rice. On the day of visit, there were 6-7 options to choose from. Some of the curry options include Eggplant and Minced Meat Curry (medium spicy), Green Curry (medium spicy), and PLUCK Chicken Curry (medium spicy). You cannot choose the spiciness level for each curry, so if you don't like spicy food, it's recommended to choose a different curry. The Eggplant and Minced Meat Curry was particularly delicious, with the texture of eggplant complementing the spiced curry well. The Turmeric Rice was also tasty! (Be careful with the Mega Portion as it is double the regular amount, so make sure you're hungry!) Considering the price, getting 3 types of curry with a large portion of Turmeric Rice is quite cost-effective! Although the restaurant is a bit of a walk from the nearest station, it's worth a visit. They only accept cash payments, but the restaurant is easy to enter as it is located underground.

I went to the curry restaurant "Curry Stand PULUK" in Iwamoto Town. It was located underground, just a stone's throw away from the anime mecca of Akihabara. I purchased a "Pluck Set" ticket for 900 yen and handed it to the waitress, who was handling everything by herself. The "Pluck Set" allows you to choose three types of curry. I chose the "Pluck Chicken Curry," "Eggplant and Minced Meat Curry," and "Pork Kurma Curry." I also chose a lassi for my drink. The walls of the restaurant were covered with autographed posters of anime voice actors, indicating a connection to the anime industry. I found out that the owner of "PLUCK," Mr. Michikami, used to be a famous fighting game player known as "MEN President." He trained at various curry restaurants before opening his own place. The curry was delicious, with each type having its own unique flavor profile. The Pluck Chicken Curry had a strong spice blend, the Eggplant and Minced Meat Curry was milder with a soft texture, and the Pork Kurma Curry was creamy and mild. The lassi was a bit tangy, but I enjoyed the salad that came with the set. Overall, the Pluck Set was a great value for under 1,000 yen.

The Kanda/Akihabara area is a well-known battleground for curry restaurants. One such place is Kamui, a popular soup curry spot located between JR Akihabara and Kanda stations, closest to Iwamotocho Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line. I visited around 1 PM on a Saturday. The restaurant is downstairs and has an anime-related vibe. I bought meal tickets from the machine and chose the Triple Set with three curry options. The female owner asked me to pick my curry choice, and I went with PLUCK Chicken Curry, Japanese-style Curry (Pork), and Eggplant and Minced Meat Curry. The curries tasted authentic and were all delicious, but my favorite was the PLUCK Chicken Curry. The restaurant is small, and although it got crowded later, the layout was a bit inconvenient. However, the tasty curries made up for it.

I decided to have dinner out for a change and went to PLUCK. Even though I had checked the location of the restaurant while it was still light outside, I got lost at night. I finally found the place, which had a noticeable yellow sign, with no other shops nearby. The restaurant was located on the basement floor. When I arrived around 7 pm, there were no other customers, so it felt like a private dining experience. I ordered the PLUCK set, which included three types of mini curries with turmeric rice, salad, and a drink. I purchased the set from a ticket machine and verbally requested the types of curries I wanted: PLUCK chicken curry, chicken keema curry, and Japanese-style curry. The restaurant was small, so it operated on a self-service basis where you pick up your order from the counter when your number is called. All the curries were delicious, and I wished I could have eaten more than just the mini portions. I almost forgot to return my dishes as it was self-service, but the staff kindly reminded me to place them on a metal mesh shelf behind me. Since there were no other customers until I left, I took my time looking at the signed posters inside the restaurant. I am looking forward to trying the "Special of the Week," which was sold out this time, on my next visit.

I was searching for curry and came across Mr. Plakk's curry shop. When I entered, I was surprised to see anime posters and autographed color papers from manga artists all over the place. The curry set comes with three types of curry for ¥880, which is a great deal. At first, there was no one in the shop, but later on, otaku people started coming in one after another, ordering the mega-sized curry. The saffron rice dish was filled to the brim on the plate for ¥980, which is a fantastic deal. However, I felt that the retort curry they were selling was a bit expensive. I'm thinking of trying the mega-sized curry challenge next time.

Kanda's curry stand, PLUCK✨, is run by someone who used to work at the current Eric South group! The Ultimate Pluck Set features 7 varieties including a daily European-style curry. I was impressed by the clear differences in ingredients and richness that were adjusted to be felt distinctly. I look forward to trying the Achar and Tandoori next time (*'▽'*).

I visited the restaurant during the daytime. I arrived at 11:40 and the inside of the restaurant was calm. I purchased the "Triple Curry (880 yen)" from the ticket machine. Then I chose three types of curry. "Black Chicken Curry - Medium Spicy" is a must-try! It's the restaurant's proud signature menu with the sweetness of sautéed onions and a vivid sauce. "Chicken Keema Curry - Mild" is a familiar minced meat curry with plenty of sweetness, recommended even for those who don't like spicy food! "Eggplant and Minced Meat Curry - Medium Spicy" is made with sweet eggplant and flavorful minced meat in a spicy sauce. "Japanese Style Curry - Mild" is a nostalgic Japanese-style pork curry with a mild taste, recommended for those who don't like spicy food! "Thai Green Curry - Medium Spicy" is a coconut milk-based curry with a perfect balance of spiciness and sweetness, a representative Thai dish. "Pork Kurma Curry - Mild" is a creamy and fragrant pork curry finished with coconut milk and yogurt. Unfortunately, the "Special Curry" was not available that day. I ordered the Chicken Curry, Eggplant, and Kurma. I was given a number tag and waited for my turn at the seat. The interior of the restaurant is filled with autographs of voice actors and manga artists. I was soon called. I received Fukujinzuke at the counter and my meal was complete. Let's eat. I started with the Kurma. I imagined a refreshing taste pulled by yogurt, but it has a mellow flavor. The aroma is unique and hard to describe, but I somehow felt a direction similar to tofu. Next is the Chicken Curry. It truly is the specialty of this restaurant. The refreshing spiciness and deep spice flavor blend with the umami of the chicken. It's moderately spicy. It's delicious. Lastly, the Eggplant. It has a similar spiciness to the Chicken Curry but with a stronger umami flavor. The sweetness of the eggplant also stands out. It's quite spicy. It's great. This time, I was disappointed that the Special was not available, but if you don't mind spicy food, it's best to order based on the Chicken Curry. Next time, I want to try the Special and a two-curry mix with the Chicken Curry. Thank you for the meal.

At the bottom of the stairs leading underground, there is a small restaurant called Curry Stand. The interior is narrow with a few chairs, perfect for a quick meal for one or two people. The owner, known as the MEN Chairman in the fighting game community, is Mr. Michiue. Many voice actors, illustrators, and manga artists frequent the restaurant, as evidenced by the numerous autographs on the walls. Mr. Michiue trained at Sitarra and Eric Curry (now Eric South) and specializes in authentic curry. The popular choice is the PLUCK Chicken Curry, made without water using vegetable juices and spices, resulting in a flavorful curry with a pronounced sweetness from the onions. The menu offers around 7 different curries, mostly on the sweeter to medium-spicy side. The curries are based on authentic spice blends but with a Japanese twist, making them easy to enjoy. The second most popular dish is the Thai-style Green Curry. The rice served is turmeric rice, cooked slightly firm. While there may be long lines during lunchtime, dinner service usually has no wait.

There are 6 regular types of curry and a special curry of the day available. The menu offers sets of 1 to 3 types of curry, as well as the Ultimate Pluck Set which includes all types of curry for the day. Tonight's dinner is the Ultimate Pluck Set, where you can try a little bit of each type. The special curry for today is the "Spicy Lamb Keema." In terms of spiciness, the lamb keema is the spiciest, followed by the pluck chicken, eggplant, minced meat and chicken keema. The Thai green curry comes next, followed by the pork korma and Japanese-style pork curry. My favorite curry is the lamb keema, which is rich in spiciness and flavor. I decided to have a single serving of it. The chicken, whether pluck or keema, is delicious. The Thai green curry is authentically Thai, with the sweetness of coconut milk followed by spiciness. The Japanese-style pork curry is what you would expect from a European-style curry. At first, I thought the meat was chicken, but then I tasted the pork fat. The pork korma is quite mild but still has a kick to it. Overall, the curry is on the spicy side, so if you can handle the spiciest one, you should be fine. The triple set of curry, where you can choose 3 types, costs just one thousand yen and you even get change back. It's reasonably priced and tasty, although it's a bit on the salty side. The balance salad consists of shredded radish and carrots, along with watercress, cabbage, and corn. It's nothing special, but it was enjoyable. Thank you for the meal.

I crossed Kanda Fureai Bridge from Akihabara Station and arrived at Pluck, a curry stand in Suda-cho a little after 12:15. The narrow shop was crowded with people waiting in line at the ticket machine. I ordered the Triple Set for 880 yen, which included three types of curry: Japanese-style pork curry, chicken keema curry, and pork korma curry. However, there were no seats available, so I squeezed into a corner at the counter. After waiting for 15 minutes, my number was called and I added some fukujinzuke to my curry before returning to my seat. Let's dig in! I chose all three curries to be mild, but they turned out to be surprisingly spicy. Nevertheless, they were very delicious! I also received a sticker featuring Kawabata Himawari's collaboration. I'm not familiar with it, but it's a nice addition.

A curry restaurant located about a 10-minute walk from Akihabara Station. I went there on a holiday during the day. I ordered the Black Set, where you can choose three types of curry. I chose Chicken Curry, Thai Green Curry, and Chicken Keema Curry. It's a bit spicy, so I wouldn't recommend it for those who don't like spicy food. The Chicken Curry was sweet and the chicken was well cooked, very delicious. It's a good place for curry lovers because it's filling, but personally, I think once is enough for me.

I suddenly had an idea and came here. It's a shop located underground. I entered and ordered a large portion of chicken curry from the ticket machine for 800 yen. Inside the shop, there were many autographs of voice actors and manga artists displayed, but as someone unfamiliar with this world, I only recognized Takahashi Meijin and a few others. The background music was clearly Japanese singers singing English songs, creating a unique atmosphere. The curry was ready in about 5 minutes, and I went to the counter to pick it up. The large portion was filled with turmeric rice, making for a spectacular presentation. Now, as I tried the curry, it was moderately spicy and tasted authentic, which was good. It also included tomatoes, giving the chicken curry a rich flavor, and considering the price, it was quite a deal. The location is a bit remote, but I think it's a good curry shop. It would be even better if they cleaned the stairs leading down to the shop a little more thoroughly.