The store is easily accessible and visible. About a 7 min walk from the nearest subway station. Greeted at the entrance by a dark interior, we were guided to a table by the sunlight. Ordered the mutton curry and butter chicken. Curries are served with naan. You can choose up to a spiciness level of 7 for free, any higher comes with an additional price. For reference, we ordered with a spiciness level of 5 and 3 respectively and it was quite tolerable. Recommend trying at spiciness 7 if you really want to feel a kick. The mutton curry was delicious! The lamb was soft and melts in your mouth. The butter chicken was less sweet than other restaurants I've tried and tasted equally as good. The naan was soft and fluffy! The meal was more than enough to fill our stomachs. I recommend trying if you're ever in the area!

A long-established Indian restaurant in Chuo-ku, Sapporo. Subway Tozai Line, Nishi 18-chome Station is the nearest station. There is a 5-minute walk from Nishi 18-chome Station on the website, but it actually takes about 7 minutes (I walked faster, but walked more than 5 minutes). The shop is on the first floor, like a house. The shop is relatively easy to find because it is located along a wide road and you can see signs. There was a parking lot on the right side as seen from the front of the store, and it seemed that about 4 cars could be stopped. There was a small garden on the right side of the store. This garden was playful and a small figurine was decorated to soften it. There is a cash register right in front of the store, and the back is a kitchen. There were about 4 or 5 employees in the kitchen. Only table seats were visible in the store. Even if I went alone, I was guided to the table seat instead of the counter. I went around 14:00 on weekdays, but it was quite empty because the lunch time had passed. The menu has many menus that seem to be delicious. There were several types of chicken curry, mutton curry, and vegetable curry, and there were curries using Hokkaido vegetables. There is also a popular soup curry in Sapporo. There is also a menu for children. Nan comes with curry and a set, but it ’s a bit bigger than a plate. You can change to Parata or Roti with a plus fee. If you ask for a drink, you will be served an orthodox drink such as coffee. There was also alcohol and lassi. Curry is mutton curry. Spiciness is No. 4. I didn't feel any pungent taste and the mutton was so soft that it was an onion-based masala and a very delicious curry. Nan comes painted with butter. There is Biryani on the menu, but it is limited to weekends and holidays. One potato steamed by service was service! This was sweet and sweet and very delicious. They also bring salt, but it was very delicious even in the curry. I asked for a cover (kebab) for the takeout. Three for about 900 yen. I think these prices are just right for this taste and quantity. A long-established Indian restaurant in Chuo-ku, Sapporo. The nearest station is Nishi 18-chome Station on the Tozai subway line. The website says it is a 5-minute walk from Nishi 18-chome Station, but it actually takes about 7 minutes (I'm a fast walker, but it took me more than 5 minutes). There were quite a few traffic lights along this distance. The shop is on the first floor and built like a detached house. It is along a fairly wide road and the signboard is visible, so it is relatively easy to find. There is a parking lot on the right side as seen from the front of the shop, and it looked like about 4 cars could park. There was a small garden on the right side in front of the shop. The garden was playful, decorated with small ornaments that I found soothing. Inside, there is a cash register right in front of the entrance, and the kitchen is behind it. There were about 4 or 5 staff members in the kitchen. Only table seats were visible in the shop. Even though I came alone, I was shown to a table seat rather than the counter. I went around 14:00 on a weekday, and it was quite empty, perhaps because lunchtime had passed. The menu is packed with many delicious-looking dishes. There are several kinds each of chicken curry, mutton curry, and vegetable curry, and there were also curries using Hokkaido vegetables. There is also soup curry, which is popular in Sapporo. There is also a menu for children. The naan comes in a set with the curry, and it was about one size bigger than the plate. It can be changed to paratha or roti for an additional charge. If you order lunch, a standard drink such as coffee comes as a complimentary service. There was also alcohol and lassi. The curry I had was the mutton curry. Spiciness was No. 4. I didn't feel any spiciness at all, and the mutton was extremely tender, so it was a very delicious curry with an onion-based masala. The naan comes brushed with butter. There is biryani on the menu, but it is said to be available only on weekends and holidays. As a complimentary service, one steamed potato was provided! It was fluffy and sweet, and I enjoyed it a lot. They also bring salt, but it was very delicious even put into the curry. For takeout, I ordered kabab (kebab). About 900 yen for three skewers. I think these prices are just right for this taste and quantity.

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This is one of the worst curry I have ever had. I have been to a lot of indian curry or Nepali restaurants, maybe around 20 different types. This is the worst one. The curry does not have any taste because it is very soupy and has no salt. The mutton and chicken were weirdly overcooked so it was very chewy and had no taste inside. I do not want to rate restaurants bad but I have to do this because it is that bad. The price is too much compared to the taste. I felt like I wasted my money.

I ate here multiple times in the past and im glad I found some time to return as its as great as always! The curry is filled with flavor and spice and the Nan is so delicious! Ordered 3 Nan's this time. Took my japanese wife here as shes never had authentic Nan before and found her stealing from my plate multiple times after her firat taste. Happy to say we will definitely be coming back. They also provode english menus if required and the staff are very friendly! Was so hungry that i forgot to take photos haha!

Best India food I tried in Sapporo earlier this year. We were so hungry so we eat the food before taking any photos! chicken baryani was delicious as well as the mutton curry. Nan was totally different story I never ever taste as this restaurant nan it was amazing.