Itabashi City, Tokyo, Japan｜Indian Restaurant & Bar Binita Azusawa Shimura Sakaue

In 8 years in Japan I've never had such delicious Indian food. The Naan and butter chicken quality is outstanding, and the staff are extremely friendly. They speak English, Japanese and Nepalese / Hindi

It was very delicious, the price was reasonable, and I was very satisfied. The store looks like it's an old Japanese house that has been renovated and is being used, so it doesn't look like a great store from the outside, but inside, the walls have been replaced and the interior is simple but clean. I think there were easily over 10 types of curry. The keema and bean curry were delicious. It's interesting that there is a standard naan version, and a version sprinkled with sesame seeds or almonds. There is a drink service and a variety of alcoholic beverages. The appetizer salad has a unique red dressing, so I can recommend it as it is also delicious. I wonder if there was also a sale. They also had local beers from India and Nepal, which was rare. They even have a shibori service, and although it doesn't look like it from the outside, it's a good shop. If you Google it, you'll be asked if it's barrier-free, but the stone pavement between the entrance and the inside might make it difficult for a wheelchair to fit in, but the Indian store clerk who seems to be attentive seems to be willing to help.

I ordered shrimp cheese curry and keema curry. The spiciness ranges from sweet to extremely spicy, and since I don't like spicy food, I chose medium. The naan is also a little sweet and is delicious on its own. My menu for lunch was 1100 yen. There are also menus under 1000 yen.