Sōka, Saitama, Japan｜モティマハール

If you ask me if there is anything special about it, I would say it is a very standard Indian/Nepalese restaurant in Japan. The seasoning is tailored to Japanese tastes, but it's not overdone and has just the right amount of spice. However, the price is reasonable and the curry and naan are delicious. I like a plate where I go to lunch and use this rice as a dam and combine the two. Ah, it was delicious. The store staff probably aren't very good at customer service either, so they can be a little unfriendly or hard to listen to, but I like them even in that way.

I've eaten many Indian curries while walking around, and this is one of the delicious ones. At this type of curry restaurant, I often order saag (spinach) chicken, and it has a strong taste. One of the attractions is the easy-to-understand menu that allows you to reach the areas you are most concerned about. However, if you try to imagine a friendly Nepalese clerk with a great service mentality, you might be surprised. It's a level of coolness that comes across as unfriendly. When I asked to take home a second helping of naan, I was suddenly refused (which is natural).

The lunch set has been renewed and the range of selection has expanded. The rice here is saffron rice, which goes well with the curry here. There are several types of naan, but we recommend the cheese naan, which uses hot and stretchy cheese. This also goes well with the store's highest spiciness rank "Very Hot" curry.