Minoh, Osaka, Japan｜Merryさんのカレー。

A tasteful curry restaurant in a renovated old house. There are counter seats and two-seat tables, so I think it's easy for one person to enter. There are many table seats, but I didn't feel cramped because they were laid out loosely. I think it's the owner and his wife, but they are very comfortable and comfortable. Even though the building was old, it was well-cleaned and the tableware was clean. I sat down at a table for two and ordered "Bonpei Special Spicy Keema Curry" (1000 yen including tax). White rice and keema curry neatly arranged on an oval plate. Carrot achar and pickled cabbage were served, and a separate salad was set. Since the amount of rice is large, it may be better to ask people who eat lightly to eat less. Keema curry was more delicious than expected. The Umami of rich dry keema is the best. It's quite spicy, but it's not a sharp spiciness, it's the spiciness of the spice that warms you up later. The umami of the minced meat is well balanced without overpowering it, and the texture of the onion chips adds a nice accent. I felt that it was a simple but well-made curry. Achar and pickles are also perfect. I was very satisfied ^^

Keema curry is super spicy! Green curry is just the right amount of spiciness...both were delicious! The customer service from the store's gentle-mannered staff was wonderful. I ordered the Aigake curry, and it was quite filling! I had a small meal, so it was pretty painful, so next time I'll order a smaller portion and I'll eat it deliciously until the end.😄

I chose the signature product Spicy Keema Curry for 900 yen (with a mini salad). I don't like to eat spicy food, so it was dry for me, so I ate it while saying hee hee. According to the owner, it is a Nepalese curry with 18 kinds of spices instead of chili peppers. The garnished carrots and pickled cabbage neutralized the spiciness of the curry. You can top it with a raw egg or add pickles. The restaurant was renovated from an old private house, and it was clean, calm, and comfortable. Why don't you stop by the Minoh City Hall while doing some errands?