Saitama, Japan｜Indian Restaurant

It is a Nepalese curry restaurant where you can eat all-you-can-eat freshly baked naan for 650 yen for A lunch. Anyway, cospa is good. Compared to the city center and Omiya station square, you can enjoy curry lunch at a cheap price. 650 yen A lunch includes 1 curry (9 types, 5 levels of spiciness), a salad that is four times as large as the menu photo, freshly baked naan or rice (both free refills), and a drink such as lassi. To be honest, I don't understand the point of having a drink at this price. salad too big The taste of curry is quite delicious. We recommend the eggplant curry, which changes daily, and the crab miso-style seafood. I also appreciate that you can choose the level of spiciness. The amount of curry in the A set is about a full bowl of rice. Nan is slightly sweet and crispy. Cheese naan is especially recommended (not included in the set). Lunch for 5 adults + 2 children was about 3500 yen. It seems that they are not accustomed to the business, so I am happy that they are trying their best to serve me. They remove the bag of the wet towel and hand it to you, leave the cover on the end of the straw stuck in the drink, and ask for more water and naan again and again. For families with children, the children's set is definitely recommended. 500 yen for small curry (4 types) and naan (adult size) + small plate of rice, salad (same size as adults w), small glass of drink, ice cream for dessert. The menu says either naan or rice, but you always get both. The only drawback is that there are no spoons and forks for children. If you are interested, I think you should bring it with you. My little kid is a hand w Even if the children are a little noisy, no one cares and you can eat comfortably. It seems that there is an outlet on the wall for some reason and it can be charged.

I ate cheese naan set for lunch. The cheese naan seems to use Indian cheese panini, it melts well, the naan is thin, and the cheese naan from other stores is good, but it seems to be easy to eat and doesn't feel heavy on the stomach. The plain naan that was replaced is crispy on the top and crunchy on the bottom, and it arrives quickly when requested for a replacement, and the size is not too big or too small. For the curry, I chose spinach curry, and when I asked for a sweet one, I was told that the sweet one contains sugar, and she recommended the normal one. The taste of curry was also less chicken, but it was delicious. Salad is good for people who want to put a lot on because they put dressing. But Italian? It's a dressing, so if you want to, you'll be happy with carrot dressing. You can choose mutton curry for lunch, you can choose mango lassi, and although it is smaller than the photo, it comes with chicken tikka and cheese naan set for 900 yen including tax. Every time I pass in front of this store, there is no sign of customers entering, so I was worried that it would collapse, but after entering the store, 3 groups including myself entered, so can't you see it from the outside? I wondered if there were many customers on foot because there was a parking lot but it didn't always stop. The evening set seems to be a relatively good deal, so I would like to go again.

The salad that comes first is large and it seems to be full. The naan was freshly made, crispy and fluffy, very large and delicious. Curry also used a lot of spices. Lunch sets start at ¥650. I ordered the chai included in the lunch set, but at the whim of the shopkeeper, I got another drink as a service. (By the way, mango lassi) I took half of the naan home because I was too full to eat it.