Ryugasaki, Ibaraki, Japan｜ゴールド

Biryani was so delicious! The spices give it a variety of flavors, and even though it's quite filling, it's a flavor that you won't get tired of till the end. It comes with two chicken wings. Is it cooked? Is it fried? It has a strong taste like tandoori chicken. It also came with a mini salad! The curry (lunch set is a good deal) is delicious no matter what you eat. If you don't like spicy food, you can choose mild, and if you like spicy food, you can choose super spicy. (It didn't say "hot", so maybe it's not the "spicy" I'm imagining? I haven't eaten it yet...) The naan is neither too sweet nor too heavy. The inside of the store is bright and clean, and the employees are kind and very nice. The layout is like a ramen shop, with a TV and table and counter seats. It's easy to enter whether you're alone, in a group, or as a family. Addendum (August 2022) I've had biryani (chicken or mutton) several times since then, and each time I get something different (lol). The taste is delicious, but I feel like the spices have become less spicy compared to the first time. (The amount mixed in the biryani is completely different) It also comes with raita or tandoori chicken.

The chef used his skills at high-end hotels and embassies in India, so the taste was refreshing and refined. It is good that the rice uses indica rice.

Great value for lunch. It just opened on April 7th. The man who seems to be the owner speaks very good Japanese and is friendly to customers. I think the amount of curry is more than other stores. In addition, when I went, I could choose the spiciness of the curry. Personally, samosa (300 yen for 2 pieces) is good value for money and I recommend it. Two curry shops in the city have closed (unnoticed), but I want the shops here to do their best. PS I heard that there is no one who speaks good Japanese when the store first opened (I heard from the store clerk that he is working elsewhere). I was surprised that the amount of curry was reduced for a while, but now I'm serving a certain amount again. Speaking of which, they offer both half naan and half rice. Even though it's half rice, it's about the size of one person, so I always eat rice and bring home almost the whole naan (it's a good breakfast the next morning). The rice uses Indian rice (longer rice than Thai rice) and it's really delicious (my favorite. When you get used to it, it tastes better than Japanese rice (it goes well with curry). Especially for small children and the taste Conservative (old) people may say that they are not accustomed to eating it and do not like it).