Only 20 minutes west of Shinjuku lies the residential Tsutsujigaoka region (Keio Line). Just two minutes west of the station from North exit, is this little unassuming Indian/Nepalis cuisine. I am no expert but having lived in Southeast Asia for over 50 years, I can feel the authenticity of their cuisine. This little gem uses real tandoori and let you choose different choices of curries for sets. Courteous and friendly service. Great place for a nice sit down meal alone or with family and friends to share their food.

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🍛 Luhan Kitchen - Asian restaurant in Tsutsujigaoka where you can also enjoy Nepalese cuisine 🫓 This shop located in the Tsutsujigaoka area is an Asian restaurant centered on Indian-Nepalese cuisine, with a red tent and a "VARIETY OF ASIAN FOOD" sign that catches the eye. The strength is the breadth of the menu, with chicken curry, keema eggplant curry, mutton curry, spinach paneer, dal makhani curry, and a diverse range of curries. For appetizers, samosas with crispy skin, momos with chewy steamed skin, tandoori chicken and seekh kebab grilled fragrantly line up, a lineup that raises the aroma of spices. There are also snacks such as chicken pakoda and chicken wings, which can serve drinking places. There is a notice that they support halal, vegetarian, and have an English menu, so the door is open to those who have food restrictions and users from overseas. Lunch is from 11 to 15 (until 17 on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays), dinner is from 17 to 23, and I am grateful because it is open until late at night. 🍃 The appearance of the shop is small, so prior confirmation is safe for large group use. Since it is centered on cuisine with spices, I want to convey spiciness preferences when ordering. This is a shop suitable for those who want to eat authentic curry casually, and those who have food restrictions and are worried about choosing a shop. 🌟Overall rating: ★3.7 / 5.0

Luhan Kitchen" near Tsutsujigaoka Station. A shop I've always been curious about, this time I ate butter chicken curry! First, what surprised me was the cheap price. This quality for lunch, this volume is very high cost-performance! Including salad and naan, the satisfaction level is outstanding. The important curry, the soft aroma of butter and the acidity of tomato melt well, the taste is authentic but somehow gentle. The aroma of spices is rich, a balance that is not too spicy and easy to eat. Naan is freshly baked and chewy, has a faint sweetness and the compatibility with curry is the best! Deliciousness that makes me want to refill unconsciously. Staff service is also very polite, homey atmosphere. Inside the shop is clean and calm, it feels easy to enter alone. If you talk about "Cheap and delicious Indian curry shop", this is it! For those who want to enjoy authentic taste casually, this is a highly recommended shop! If you are looking for lunch in Tsutsujigaoka, this is a famous shop you should visit once!

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I ate dal curry (about 850 yen). Naan can be refilled. Because I went when it opened, the naan was very hot. A good shop, cheap and delicious.

Because I impulsively wanted to eat biryani, I visited as a closing after drinking. It was different from the separate biryani I imagined, but it was more delicious than I thought. More filling than it looks. Because it's open until 23, it's good because you can enter even if you go home late! And the highball is thick w

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