Eniwa, Hokkaido, Japan｜ナマステ 恵庭店

Very good food and service healthy and tasty food

Revisited after a day. Mutton sag curry spiciness 10 and naan ¥1250 Ordered shish kebab ¥700. Plain naan has a very large surface area. The naan bread at most restaurants is huge, but the one here is also quite large, albeit a little thinner. The thicker parts are chewy and the thinner parts are crispy. The naan had a slight sweetness, not the strong sweetness like last time. Mutton saag curry is delicious. The shish kebab is also spicy, and the simple seasoning of salt and pepper goes well with it. Same as last time, the bill is ¥1540 with 20% discount. --- When I went back for the first time in a while, it had changed to Namaste. Well then, let's eat Indian/Nepalese curry for the first time in a while. When you enter the store, a cheerful voice welcomes you. The staff seemed to be two men in the kitchen and one woman in the hall. Inside the store, there are 5 counter seats and 5 to 6 tables (please check the images and videos I posted) The layout is such that the space is efficient and doesn't feel cramped. I ordered the cheese naan set (with lassi) ¥1,380 with ginger chicken curry spiciness level 10 (the upper limit not on the menu). Lassi comes in 3-4 minutes. This is a real lassi where you can really taste the yogurt. Curry and naan appeared in less than 5 minutes. The curry is just as delicious as other Namaste restaurants. The same goes for the cheese naan, and although it looks a little small in size, it's full of cheese and is filling. However, the naan dough is quite sweet. I don't remember feeling this kind of sweetness when I ate it at other Namaste or similar DIY restaurants... I haven't eaten plain naan, but I think it's probably sweet. This is a personal preference, but I prefer naan that is not sweet. The staff are all very nice and speak Japanese well, so there are no inconveniences at all. This location in Eniwa City, like that one in Shimamatsu, won't last long, but I hope they do their best.

This is Eniwa's newest Indian/Nepal curry restaurant. Of course, there are some menus that are similar to other stores, but there are also unusual naans such as chocolate naan. I thought the paste curry and mushroom sag curry were an unusual combination. I think there are more chicken and spinach patterns than mushrooms. This time I ordered the cheese naan set (with lassi). You can eat cheese naan, salad, and chicken tikka for 1,380 yen, so you'll be satisfied. Free refills of rice and plain naan are available if you choose a single curry or a set menu. What was disappointing, although I didn't mention it on the spot, was that some of the spoons and glasses had stains left on them. I think this is very important for restaurants, so please improve this.