Katori, Chiba, Japan｜Green Indian Restaurant

This restaurant features a nice Japanese/English menu complete with photos of almost all of the menu items. This restaurant is an 8 minute walk from Sawara station and our nearby hotel. I had the Course B dinner with my wife on a Friday night. The staff are friendly, prompt, and very polite. The first course was a small bowl of soup (not sure of the name) followed by a very refreshing chicken salad. Our included drinks were served next. I had the excellent iced chai and my wife had a Coke. Next up was a cabbage salad accompanied by a triple sampler of chicken pakora strips, a curry chicken wing drumette, and a tandoori chicken thigh. The main course was a bowl of butter chicken accompanied by a very large piece of naan bread (a triangular piece about 13 inches long and 6 inches across at the wide end of the triangle. This main course was my favorite part of the meal and I am not a big butter chicken fan. Finally, there was a small scoop of vanilla ice cream with chocolate sprinkles. The restaurant is humble in size but great on flavor and authenticity. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the Sawara-Katori area. Meal sets range from around 1,300-to 2,780 yen. Our meal was the most expensive item on the menu but it included the works including the beverage, dessert, and taxes. With the current U.S. dollar/yen exchange rate it was a mild splurge.

Lots to choose from, and a little expensive, but worth the price!

Very tasty!