Takahashi, Okayama, Japan｜Namaste Agan

I've eaten many kinds of curry naan, but this one is the most delicious. I do this at least twice a month. This is the most delicious curry naan restaurant that is not too spicy and suits the Japanese palate. The photo shows the dinner pair set and the lunch special. I had it for dinner for the first time, and the mentaiko cheese garlic naan was 500 million times more delicious than I imagined.

Authentic Indian restaurant. Namaste Aghan. I ate the set at lunchtime. It's around 1,000 yen, which is a bit expensive for locals, but the taste is great. Especially naan. This naan is kneaded after you order it, and it has 200g of cheese inside. Very soft and fluffy naan with plenty of melted cheese. Since it's grilled over charcoal, it cooks perfectly and you can feel happy just eating the naan. Lunch includes a drink of your choice, such as pork or chicken. What's even better is that the owner has also trained in Osaka. We serve customers with the spirit of Japanese hospitality. If it's your first time seeing it, they'll give you a polite response by asking, "How does it taste?" after they've tasted it. Also, when I leave, they come out of the store and greet me. Food made with sincerity is delicious. To be honest, the portion was a bit too much for a woman (lol), but I was very satisfied.

The spiciness of the curry and the size of the naan were perfect. A set of Nan costs over 1000 yen, but you pay. The taste of chai is really unique It seems that refills of naan are served at lunch