Higashimurayama, Tokyo, Japan｜Bihani restaurant

Usual Indian curry place with cheap lunch menu, flexible staff (partner asked for a smaller lunch menu and they suggested to replace the nan with small amount of rice). Also they kept refilling our water, which is nice with spicy food. Cheese nan is above average, and pretty cheap. Keep in mind that at lunch time they only have their lunch curry menu, but for dinner they have various other dishes (including Thai and Nepali). They take PayPay and other QR code payments.

our first time to dine in here... but very deliciuos food and the ika fry is very soft! the best of all the best....You see is what you get ... Thank You master!

Visited after 11 o'clock on a weekday. I had mutton curry. it was delicious. In addition to the Higashimurayama store, Bihani also has a main store near Hitotsubashi Gakuen Station in Kodaira City. There are two employees in the store. A 33-year-old Nepali clerk named Mishal was the main one who took care of me. Mishal came to Japan three years ago, leaving behind his 8-year-old daughter and 4-year-old son in Kathmandu, Nepal. His wife also lives in Japan and works as a meat processor at Super Inageya in Tachikawa City. The two children are reportedly being raised by Mishal's parents. When I asked her, ``You want to see your child,'' she replied, ``Yes, that's why I'll call you every day.'' When Mr. Mishal came to Japan three years ago, the only Japanese he could understand was "Thank you." Now she can have conversations with me without any problems. That's wonderful. It was impressive to see him bow deeply as he left the store. I was humbled and bowed deeply, but he bowed even deeper.