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| Signboard of Gurgaon |
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| Inside of Gurgaon |
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| Their specialty, cheese culcha |
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| Grilled Lamb |
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| Two types of curry and naan |
Gurgaon (グルガオン) http://www.dhabaindia.com/gurgaon/
July 2, 2012
Delicious Indian dishes in Ginza
In Ginza (銀座), a posh shopping district in Tokyo, generally we don't have image to taste Indian dishes there. But Ginza is a place of gourmet where wen can taste cuisines all over the world and actually there are several famous Indian restaurants there. One of those is "Gurgaon (グルガオン)", located on the underground of a building five minutes away from the Ginza 4 Chome intersection. There are many clothes shops which are closed at night and the circumference is silent. So, if you go down to the downstairs, you will be surprised to see many customers enjoying curry.
The service is friendly and the taste was so good! In particular, their specialty, cheese culcha is super! The combination of grilled naan and plenty of cheese is so nice. I heard it was delicious but it is indeed so and much better than my expectation. The selection of curries are vary and difficult to choose. Each curry's taste is very profound, rich and complex. I am always impressed by the rich taste of any kind of Indian curries, but even so, I felt the level of Gurgaon's curry is definitely high. We can enjoy those tasty curries until 23:00pm. The taste could be a bit addicted. My rating is 4.3 out of 5. Gochiso-samadeshita!
Gurgaon (グルガオン) http://www.dhabaindia.com/gurgaon/
Gurgaon (グルガオン) http://www.dhabaindia.com/gurgaon/
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Mouth watering pictures Megumi San! I almost felt like running to a nearby Indian place to have the same. Hahaha.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for your comment! I believe curry in your country is definitely more delicious, but the curry in Gurgaon is really nice! If you come to Japan, I would like you to test the curry and want to hear your opinion!
ReplyDeleteInternational restaurants in Tokyo are not very international at all. I tried a dozen places but it all was catering to Japanese customers and not authentic.
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