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My upper elementary school children had a children's curry, my husband had an assortment of Indian pork curry and European beef tendon curry, and I had an assortment of Indian pork curry and mutton curry. The children's curry comes with croquettes. It was said that it was very delicious, with the sweetness and richness of the onions. Even though it was called a child's meal, it felt like the portion was suitable for an adult who eats little. Pork curry is spicy, but it's not just spicy; it's a fascinating combination of various spices. The meat is chunky and crumbly but has a firm texture. The beef tendon curry has a strong sweetness from the onions, just like the children's curry, and is also very delicious. The mutton curry has less water and is not as spicy as the pork, but I was also captivated by the complexity of the spices. Occasionally, the potatoes and chunks of mutton meat peeked out, making the dish delicious without being monotonous in texture. I want to eat it again! The clerk's response was also polite.

Shabashaba curry with just the right balance of spice and saltiness that goes well with rice. All of them are quite spicy, but the meat and vegetables are well-simmered and mild, so you can easily eat them. There aren't many shops open after 3:00 pm, so I often visit at this time, but I'm happy that it's empty and quiet.

Indian curry was delicious. Moderate spiciness