Toyonaka, Osaka, Japan｜カレー屋グランドセントラル

I visited for the first time. He listens to the customer's preference from the time of order and mixes the spiciness etc. There is also a weekly menu, so you can go without getting bored. The spice was a little spicy, but it was just the right amount of spiciness that did not impair the flavor and taste of each spice, not the spiciness of chili peppers.

``Grand Central'' didn't seem like a good name for a spice curry restaurant, so I had no intention of going there. I was planning to visit a nearby ramen shop, but when I looked inside, I immediately entered. The atmosphere of the store is different from the surrounding atmosphere. I didn't have high expectations, but this is a restaurant I would like to visit again with my family. A well-organized store. A knife with a strong sense of commitment. The biggest shock was the spice curry that was served. I like spicy food, so I intended to add some chili peppers on the table, but ended up eating them all at once. We had beef streaks and daily specials (Japanese style of chicken and clams), but both were great. It's not just delicious, it's ``excellent.'' Although it is a little far away, it is a shop that I would like to visit regularly. "Grand Central" is an image of a train station in New York, but does it come from there? Still, it's a good store. The store is well organized and doesn't feel like a daily life, but you can feel the warmth (elegance) of the Indian people. (The owner is Japanese) Feeling closer to Ganesh N than botanical. Basmati rice is also a good choice.

I ordered a large serving of 3 kinds of aigake (choice of curry that changes weekly). Although it is a little high in salt, the coconut and rice flour garnishes give it the flavor and stimulation of a spiced curry. Hidden in Shonai? I think it's a famous store.