Nara, Japan｜Milan

This shop is perfect ＼(^-^)／ The Indian people are very energetic and are responding to customers, which makes me feel very good 🎵 All the cooking was done by Indians. I had lunch, but the three kinds of curry and naan were very authentic, but they were devised to suit the tastes of Japanese people, and they were really delicious. You can choose the spiciness, but I chose 2 spiciness. It was not too spicy and I was able to enjoy it 🎵 Also, tandoori chicken and shrimp were also included, which were also really delicious 🎵 There is even mango pudding in lassi, and I am very satisfied! This time I received 1450 yen, but next time I found that 890 yen lunch is enough, so I will do it here. I was satisfied with such a satisfying curry. Also, I'm sure I'll go next week too (^^)✌️

Order A lunch (salad, soup, plain naan or rice, chicken curry or daily curry). I chose chicken curry and plain naan, and asked for iced coffee after the meal. The chicken curry has a creamy and mild taste, and the moderate spiciness will whet your appetite. Nan is plump and has a good buttery scent. It wasn't long after breakfast, but I was able to eat it all up. After chatting with my friend for a while, I left the store. The ceiling was high in the store, and it was open and comfortable. The staff's operation was outstanding, and it was very smooth from entering the store to guiding to the table, ordering, serving, providing drinks after meals, collecting empty plates, and accounting. It rained heavily on the day I visited, and the weather wasn't great, but customers kept coming to the store. No wonder it's popular.

I found out about this Indian restaurant in Nara online and stopped by. I visited by car on a weekend at noon, and although the parking space was large enough and didn't overflow, there was a bit of a wait to be seated. What I ordered was the B course for lunch and the Milan course. You can choose between naan or rice. There are several types of curry to choose from, and they are authentic. As expected, the taste is authentic, and unlike Japanese curry, there is a lot of spice, but I feel that the seasoning suits Japanese people. You can choose the level of spiciness from 5 levels, but if you choose exactly as they say, you'll probably be fine, or I think it's a little on the sweet side. For those who love spicy food, this is definitely a step up. The naan served is plain, but it is sweet and toasted with butter, which goes well with the curry. If you don't have enough, you can add more for an additional 100 yen. By the way, it seems that the lunch course comes with a free drink, so choosing from the three types A, B, and C at lunch is good in terms of cost. Although there are some Japanese employees, there are foreigners who can speak Japanese comfortably, so you won't have any inconvenience. The store is also spacious, so large groups or families can come here without any hesitation. It's a restaurant with good cost and taste, and it's one of the restaurants I'd like to go to again.