Higashikurume, Tokyo, Japan｜デリーキッチン シャンティ 東久留米店

It has a great atmosphere and has a parking lot, so I'd like to go there again! I don't like spicy food so I changed it to the least spicy one, but it wasn't spicy at all and even a toddler could eat it (lol) Next time I'll try making it even spicier. You can choose between course (set) and a la carte. There are many types of naan, so I think it would be a good idea to order a variety of naan a la carte and share.

You can enjoy authentic Indian curry, drink alcohol at night, and have private rooms so you can have a drinking party. The curry is authentic, everything you eat is delicious, and the inside of the restaurant is very clean and beautiful. The interior is nice and clean. The locals call it Ocean Tea lol You can adjust the spiciness of authentic curry, so it's popular with people and children who don't like spicy food.

When I lived in Higashikurume, I went there often. The person in charge of the kitchen is a strong-looking Indian guy, but he speaks kindly to me. Since I can speak a little Japanese, I can place orders even if there is no Japanese person in charge of the hall. The curry is spicy and delicious. Is normal spiciness safe? You can specify the spiciness, but the way to adjust it is quite manual. I think the naan will be a thin type without being sweet. It's quite large, so the amount isn't an issue. Recommended dishes are chicken and shrimp curry. It doesn't feel like much until you eat it, but when you finish eating, you feel full. The naan is not all-you-can-eat, so it may not be enough for big eaters, but it may not be enough for women. It's been two and a half years since I moved from Higashikurume, but I still haven't found a store that's better than this one. Shall we go out again?