We went to Galaya Entra, famous for its patta chicken curry!
It was not long after opening, so we were able to get in easily.
The space between the seats is separated by an atmospheric cloth, creating a fantastic atmosphere.
The room is separated by a cloth, but it has a private room feel and you can spend your time comfortably.
I was very confused about the menu, but I ordered the Entra Plate 1,790 yen and Mango Lassi 450 yen, a set menu where you can enjoy Butter Curry, Keymaker Curry and Tandoori Chicken!
The mango lassi is thick and almost dessert-like!
1,790 yen
I was surprised by the huge naan and had it immediately!
The naan is of course freshly baked and hot! Tear it off and eat it with curry!
The fluffy, slightly chunky naan soaks up the curry and is very tasty!
The restaurant’s naan has no oil on it, so it has a clean aftertaste!
It’s a specialty butter curry…!
What a surprise, it was rather light and refreshingly sweet flavored butter curry! I had never tasted it before!
You can adjust the spiciness of the chili sauce yourself. I enjoyed it while changing the taste (spiciness) by adding a little more.
The keema curry was so good, I couldn’t stop eating it!
The keema is well seasoned, but the crunch of the finely chopped ginger makes it crispy!
The tandoori chicken (4 pieces) is as authentic as the curry! It was so good that it made me want to drink beer!
I found myself…
You know, the giant naan…
How it had disappeared (into my stomach)…
I was wondering if I should just enjoy the curry and call it a day…
The waitress said, “We also have saffron rice half…
(Half size is about the size of a regular bowl of rice, so it’s just the right size for a woman.)
The saffron rice also has an authentic taste! The fresh aroma of saffron adds an extra, fragrant aroma that creates an exquisite harmony with the curry!
(The aroma is so rich that people who don’t like spices may not like it.)
The rice was served with each of the leftover curries before I knew it….
A bit pricey, but a great place to taste authentic curry!
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