It is a full-fledged restaurant with the catchphrase that you can enjoy authentic Indian court cuisine.
It seems that there are some in Tokyo, but there are two in Ginza. There is a main store in 8th Street.
Marronnier Gate store is having a buffet lunch for 1000 yen in commemoration of the opening.
But I don't like beans and don't like summer vegetables.
Three kinds of curry can only be eaten with chicken keema curry (laughs).
The roasted egg of Indian vegetables was delicious.
One kind of curry is sad, so roast eggs in a curry bowl (^^;
Curry is also delicious, but Nan is quite delicious.
I will compete for the 1.2th place among Nan I've eaten so far.
Nan's delicious curry yasan doesn't feel like eating rice.
There were also Koshihikari white rice and saffron rice.
It's a salad, a chickpea, or a tandori chicken.
There were a lot of things, but I ate it little by little.
A mint called Fennel, which was next to the cash register on the way home?
It seems to help digest the stomach, but it was bitter and strange (>_<)
After about two weeks, I went to the Ginza Main Store.
The Ginza main store has a buffet lunch of 2000 yen only on Saturdays and Sundays.
I could only eat one kind of curry, but I didn't have a 2,000 yen buffet (^^;
I wonder if it was a normal lunch of 1000 yen. It also comes with dessert.
However, the buffet at this main store was accompanied by a drink.
The Marronnier Gate store was cut to make it easier to eat.
The Ginza main store comes out with Nan as large. 、
Nan is still delicious.
Actually, it was curry yesterday, so I didn't want to eat that much curry.
It's like Nan came to eat (^^;
Overall, the Marronnier Gate on weekdays is richer and more cost-effective.
If you want to eat curry in Ginza, by all means (*^^ *)
