Katsushika City, Tokyo, Japan｜ARAVALI Indian Restaurant & Bar

A fabulous curry experience. I have been coming to this restaurant not long since it opened a few months ago. Id like to think of myself as a bit of a curry connoisseur. Having ate at some of the best Indian restaurants around the world, and this humble place is right up there with some of the best. The owner and chef has created a variety of wonderful curries and the nan bread is pretty much perfect. The price is also very reasonable for lunch or dinner. Also, the owner is a wonderful person who works very hard and always tries to offer a brilliant service to his customers along with amazing food. If youre ever in the mood for a curry, id highly recommend this place. Its about a 5 minute walk from Tateishi station, close to the city hall. Give it a try. You wont be disappointed.

Naan is also good, but since it was a chance, I ordered the standard South Indian Idset for 780 yen. However, curry is suitable for the Japanese palate. There were several types to choose from. Not only Idori, but also a papad and a soft drink are included. It comes with a salad, but I ate it before I could take a picture. . Unlike naan, idli is not greasy and easy to eat. it's recommended. It's a store with very good service. It's not on the menu, but the tea I got after the meal was especially delicious. The souvenir (thin curry naan) I received was also very delicious when I ate it at home. By the way, I also gave a souvenir to the takeout person. lol The price is also a lunch menu, but it was 780 yen (the menu table was notated with tax, but it was actually tax included lol). This price is a bargain with all this content.

It's never a "common curry shop"! Great store. The curry is cream-based and not like a cloudy tea, but each is quite authentic. There are items that have never been seen elsewhere, such as fruit curry, and a subdued lineup that is almost waterless. My favorite is chicken pakora. Orange chicken marinated in masala comes out from under the crispy clothes. Also, the garlic naan is not stingy stuff like toast, but contains a large amount of bright red garlic paste. Kabulinan is also a sweet with an unusually rich taste. Both are highly complete and delicious on their own, and the curry is left over, so I can't recommend it to those who want to eat it with it. I also like the owner's friendly personality. I can't help coming here. thank you.