The place in Aysase was the best Indian meal I have had in Japan since I arrived. The staff was very helpful and spoke 4 languages fluently( English, Hindi, Bengali and Japanese). They selection of the menu was very nice and you can choose the level of spice for you dishes from level 1-10. I tried level 6 and it was delicious. I will be visiting this place regularly in my tenure here.

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The food was great and seeing LIJ and Bushi stuff all over was a true highlight. I just wish there was a place to sit and enjoy the food there. If I come to Japan again and am in the area I will return.

Best karaage in the neighborhood. Well only karaage in the neighborhood, but still very good. 9 pieces for 600 yen

A specialty karaage shop owned by wrestler BUSHI who was active in New Japan Pro-Wrestling and All Japan Pro-Wrestling. There is a wide variety of seasonings supervised by wrestler BUSHI, who is also a Karaagenist, such as consommé, corn potage, and spicy. Inside the shop, many autographs were displayed, including Tetsuya Naito, Hiromu Takahashi, and Shingo Takagi, who were in the same unit at New Japan, as well as Hiroshi Tanahashi and Keno from Pro-Wrestling Noah. There is a coin parking lot nearby so it is easy to go by car, and although it was lunchtime on Sunday, there was no crowd and I was able to receive it immediately. Of course, freshly fried is exceptional. If taking home, it is safe to have a sturdy bag or tupperware.

I wanted to eat it after a few years, so I went to buy it for takeout! I was able to eat delicious karaage as always! The photos are fried chicken bowl, karaage, and spicy karaage. For reference (^^)

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