HOIYA

I had butter chicken curry. With fluffy naan, curry, salad, rice, chicken and drink (lassi), 1000 yen is satisfying in terms of volume and taste. Since it is a meal ticket system, you can evaluate it without the hassle of payment. Also, I would like to use it.

This is Mr. HOIYA. Go down the stairs at the north exit of Hachioji Station, go out to the right, cross the East Radiation Street (I Road), cross Keio Hachioji Station, and continue straight until you can see the traffic of Line 20. You can tell by the pale green wall, the yellow red letters "Curry" above the entrance, and the red neon "OPEN" next to the window. Unfortunately, it is not barrier-free because there is a step at the entrance and there is a step even after entering the door. Inside the store, there is a ticket vending machine on the left side of the entrance, followed by counter seats along the wall, and three table seats along the right wall when you look at the kitchen in front (two for two and one for four). There is also a counter seat in front of the kitchen in the back. It is narrow and deep. The back is dark, so I always sit at the table on the entrance side. There are many types of curry, including one curry and naan, saffron rice and salad in a small bowl, one chicken, and a standard set with lassi from 1,000 yen. Salad sets without chicken and lassi start at 850 yen, and there are also single-item menus such as chicken and shish kebab, as well as drinks. Furthermore, you can choose the spiciness from 1 spicy (normal), 2 spicy (medium spicy), and 3 spicy (dry), and you can replace naan and saffron rice. (I've never asked because I'm full enough.) Employees are foreigners, but they can speak Japanese. A person who seems to be a store manager wearing amiable glasses and a store clerk who seems younger and taller than the store manager (although I have already made it a store manager), and although not unfriendly, are quiet. increase. When the customer closes the door (maybe of course) and goes out, the store manager gently creates a gap. It seems that they have a strong awareness of ventilation. I ate keema curry, red chicken curry, black keema curry, green curry, butter chicken curry, mutton curry, shrimp curry, etc., all of which are delicious. It's my personal opinion, but to be clear, it's the best. Each ingredient works well, so I always ask for 3 spicy (dry) in pursuit of spiciness that makes it stand out. Keema curry has a lot of minced meat, and each grain has a delicious taste. It softens the spicy spices and brings out the mellow taste and richness as a whole. Butter chicken curry has a strong presence of chicken hidden in the spiciness of mellow butter and spices, and the harmony of juicy taste and spiciness is wonderful. Red chicken curry can be considered to be one step higher in spiciness than other curries. When I finished eating with sweat, tears and a runny nose, the store manager asked me, "Is it spicy Daijobu?" It's not Daijobu. The green curry is not green (brown), probably because it doesn't use green pepper, but it has the ingredients and coconut flavor that are often used for green curry, such as shredded bamboo shoots, and it is exactly the color of green curry. It is a different version). Also, the chicken that comes with the standard set is the best. It's not spicy, it's a charcoal grill, and the smoky and savory taste is unbearably delicious, and I really hope that if I keep going, I'll be able to serve another one. Personally, it has 7 stars. (* It is just an individual impression.)

Ticket vending machine style, which is rare for Indian curry shops The menu I ordered was black keema curry Nan is free to refill, but be careful if you can't eat it because the refill is too big. The lassi of the set is a little watery and has a light taste I felt that the curry lacked the spice feeling peculiar to Indian curry. The other menus looked delicious so next time I want to eat

The large curry signboard has an impressive appearance. I received a 1200 yen butter chicken standard set. (Lassi and tandoori chicken are included.) Both the tandoori chicken and the chicken in the curry were soft, juicy and very delicious! Above all, the amount of chicken in the curry! Both naan and curry are very satisfying to eat. It is a thick and fluffy naan. It seems that Nan can be changed to Half Nan from the beginning, so if you have a small meal, change it to Half Nan. The clerk is good at Japanese and is friendly He talked to me moderately when entering the store and on the way home. Also, I would like to stop by when I go to Hachioji.