Ota, Gunma, Japan｜Futaba Shoten Spice Curry & Spice Plate

This restaurant totally changed my image about Japanese curry. The location was great for who loves nature . Really fallen love with food ,it’s taste so good . The best chai tea ☕️I ever had. Hope to visit again.

Futaba Shoten has two types of curry: soup curry and dry curry, and each has a variety of menus. First, when you enter the store, you select your menu at the cashier counter and complete your payment. After that, you sit in an empty seat and wait for your arrival. Since the style was to pay first, I couldn't take my time to choose the menu, so I thought it would be a good idea to decide on the menu in advance when visiting. This time, I had the soup curry with ``spice-added meat'' and my wife had the dry curry with ``dried tomato.'' The drink is a cafe latte. I ate both, and I was able to eat very delicious and authentic curry. This curry had such rich spices and deep flavor, it was like something you'd get at an authentic Indian restaurant. First of all, the combination of spices in the curry was amazing. The aroma of curry permeated the restaurant, whetting my appetite. When I ate it, the rich flavor and rich aroma filled my mouth, making me feel very satisfied. Also, the spiciness was just right and the balance of spices was exquisite. My wife said it wasn't spicy enough... The store clerk's response was very polite. It was my first time there, so I asked for recommendations and they were very thorough. It was lunchtime and it was a little crowded, so it took a while for the food to come out, but I was able to relax and wait while listening to the background music playing from the audio system that uses a vacuum tube amplifier in the restaurant with a nice atmosphere. I was able to do it, so there is no problem. Overall, this curry was very tasty and had an authentic taste. The quality of the food and service was high, and I was able to have a very satisfying meal.

It's full of spices and will warm your body. A system where you take a seat, order and pay at the counter first, and then wait for your food to be delivered. They don't serve water, so I have to buy it, but I always order chai and curry. Enjoying spicy curry while looking at the greenery at the counter is a refreshing and refreshing experience.