砂山公園をぬけると、そこはラソイだった。 : Indian Kitchen RASOI

Second visit. I was intrigued by the ``Jira rice curry rice'' that I saw on the menu during my last visit, so I made a reservation and visited. However, when I sat down and looked at the menu, I was so drawn to the word ``Biriyani'' that I couldn't turn back. I was drawn to the words ``Spare Ribs Biryani'' posted on the blackboard in the middle, but this time I decided to try bone-in chicken. And then there was the menu of ``Tandoori Yaki-imo Ice Cream'' posted on the wall. It looks very, very delicious. The cherry blossoms are already blooming and the season is spring. Is it Yaki-imo season? If you ask me, it's about time to change, but in the end, sweet potatoes are always delicious and I want to choose them. I like sweet potatoes, so whether it's spring or summer, I enjoy eating Mont Blanc and sweet potatoes. So, I ordered ``Bone-in chicken biryani'' and ``Tandoori Yaki-imo ice cream.'' ``Bone-in chicken biryani'' looks amazing. It is a gorgeous item. The bright yellow color of the boiled eggs and the dragon fruit on top give it an exotic flavor. I can't believe you can get it in Ura-Chiba, it's such a shame. By the way, the green stuff on top is coriander, which everyone loves. ``Pakchi, are you okay? ' and I said, 'It's okay,' so I had a pile of cilantro. By the way, speaking of biryani, I had my first biryani last year at a pretty decent restaurant, and for some reason it had such a strong punch that I thought, ``Once a year is enough for a food with such a strong punch...'' I had always been evasive, but now that I'm obsessed with spices, I've almost forgotten about that. I think I'm a lot more used to spice than I was a year ago, but I might still get hit if the punch is too strong. Rasoi's biryani was an exquisite biryani that was easy to eat even for me, but not unsatisfying. If you add the raita that comes with it, it will become milder, which is also good. The Yaki-imo ice cream I received after the meal also had sweet potato dumplings inside, and it was just as delicious as I had imagined. My favorite thing about Rasoi is that it's fun to have a variety of menu choices even for lunch. Even if they have something like Yaki-imo ice cream on their menu, most curry restaurants only serve it as a dinner menu and not for lunch, but Rasoi does. Even if there is a menu you want to try, if you are told that it is only available for dinner, your options will be limited. For me, a curry restaurant is a place I would rather go to during the day than at night. I would like to go again to try a different menu. [Payment] Bone-in chicken biryani @1800 Tandoori Yaki-imo ice cream @500 Total @2300 (tax included)

Last day of Golden Week. My desire for curry increased and I went to this restaurant. I guess you could call it the so-called Ura-Chiba area. I feel like there might be a nice restaurant there, but I haven't had the chance to go there yet. I hadn't really looked for a curry restaurant near Chiba Station, but after reading the reviews, I decided on this one, which seemed pretty good. To give you simple directions, cross the road between Sensity and Sogo and you'll find a certain Lawson. If you go straight down the road next to Lawson, you will come across a small park, but if you excuse yourself and let me cross the road, you will arrive at the store. When I visited the restaurant just after it opened on a public holiday, there were two groups of two customers. I went to a table right in the middle of the restaurant. There are many menus posted in various places on the wall. There were so many menus on the table that I was having a hard time deciding, but I had already decided on Rasoi Lunch before I came. Rasoi lunch *Today's special curry *Saag chicken curry *Tandoori chicken *Nan *Vegetable rice *Salad *Mini lassi You can choose M or L for naan. For an additional 170 yen, the lassi can be changed to a regular size of mango, strawberry, or blueberry, so I ordered a blueberry lassi. Today's special curry is ``Chicken Okra'' Indian Curry with okra... It's my first time. So, while I was looking at the menu, I decided to takeaway the edamame cheese naan and ordered it. I couldn't eat it here, so I decided to takeaway. The restaurant seems to be run by three women, all of whom are Japanese, so the atmosphere is different from the Indian Curry restaurants I've been to before. As mentioned in other reviews, it has more of a cafe atmosphere. It's easy to enter even by yourself and it's comfortable. I didn't have the problem of feeling like I was being rushed due to the fast-talking Japanese that I always felt at Indian Curry restaurants. Now. The taste is quite mild. It's almost not spicy. Even though I sometimes want to eat Indian Curry, my stomach doesn't seem to be sensitive to the stimulation of spices and sometimes gets irritated, but it's mild enough to make my stomach feel at ease. The menu says, ``Adjust the spiciness of the curry with the chili powder at the table.'' Wow. I see. new pattern. Saag chicken curry is similar to spinach chicken curry, and although it looks quite green, it is easy to eat. Okura curry has a taste that I don't dislike. However, some people may not be good at it. I've always liked okra, so I didn't mind it, but I'm not sure if it's the best match... As for spiciness, there are pros and cons to making it spicy yourself with chili powder for Indian Curry lovers who want something really spicy. The blueberry lassi was delicious and looked like a dessert. So, I don't recommend it to serious people, but I do recommend it to people like me who want an easy-to-eat Indian Curry. With this kind of atmosphere, I thought it might be a good idea to come with a few people and get an all-you-can-drink evening. Up until now, when I had dinner with alcohol, Indian Curry was not an option for me, but with this easy-to-eat option, I think I can do it. There is a repeat. I was too nervous to take a photo, but I also had take-takeaway cheese naan◎ However, I sometimes had it as a lentil after a while, but of course it tastes better if I eat it on the spot. There are many other interesting menu items, so I hope to go back soon. [Supplement] takeaway price of the wasabi edamame cheese naan was a little cheaper, probably because it was the last day of Golden Week, and there was a shortage of ingredients, so it wasn't enough to make it in the original size, so I recommend a smaller size. Well, since I received it, the price is different from the normal price. Although it was small, I was satisfied with the size. [Payment] Rasoi lunch @1390 Wasabi edamame cheese naan (takeaway) @400 Total @1790 (tax included, takeaway is reduced tax rate)