We tried them during the pandemic, then they went out of business, not sure exactly when
And while I was walking around the neighborhood recently, I noticed they were now operating from a house.
So, Satoshi and I went to check them out
They share a space with a beauty salon
Satoshi said it wasn't too spicy and enjoyed the flavor of the katsuobushi that was also used
Lucky we have this blog to remember what we tried.
This time around he tried the pork nankotsu (cartilage) curry, he said he enjoyed this...1190 yen (tax included)
Kat tried the no water chicken curry, this is cooked with just veggies, spices and chicken and uses the liquid from the veggies....1145 yen (tax included)
Delicious
We're glad we reconnected with this shop and look forward to trying their keema curry...we'll be back
Namara Masara
1-14-7 Higashiyaguchi
Ota, Tokyo
Open daily: 11:00-22:00
another person mentioning cartilage! man i better go try this dish if i can even find it in hawaii!
ReplyDeleteI hope you get to try some cartilage Jenny! maybe yakitori?! Take care! Kat
DeleteOur blogs come in handy for jogging the memory.
ReplyDeleteJalna, so grateful to have it! Take care! Kat
DeleteLOL, at first, I read this as namara mascara so when I saw pictures of curry, re-read the title.
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That is funny V! Take care! kat
DeleteNankotsu Curry sounds ono Kat!
ReplyDeleteKirk, Satoshi enjoyed this :) take care! Kat
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