ＢＩＬＡＳＨＩ（ビラシ）

I missed lunch because I was busy on that day, but I had a crispy curry lunch at this villa, which is just off the north exit of Hachioji station, after 14:00. One coin curry plate of turmeric rice that you can choose from 3 types of vegetables, chicken, and beans that you can choose from sweet to spicy spiciness is 500 yen including tax. I was wondering whether it was chicken curry or the newly added dal curry, but I asked for the classic chicken curry dry. The good thing about Indian curry is that it is very fresh when you start making it by mixing spices after receiving an order. It was served on one plate in 7 or 8 minutes to wait. It's compact, but it's voluminous and spicy, and it's delicious and delicious.

A lunch set is as cheap as 700 yen. You can't choose the type of curry and the refill of naan is not free, but it is recommended for those who want to eat naan quickly. It's close to the station and in an easy-to-understand location, so you can easily drop in. I had spinach chicken curry on that day. Spinach curry had an image of green, but that was not the case, and it was a delicious spicy curry with chicken in it. The salad is dressed quite a bit, so it may be safe to say that the dressing is small in advance. Also, compared to other stores, I think Nan's toughness is modest. However, the atmosphere of the clerk was also good, and it was delicious in a calm atmosphere.

Go down the stairs at the north exit of Hachioji Station, go out to the left, go west at the intersection of the first traffic light (under the connecting sidewalk), and just after passing the Gyoza no Ohsho, you will find a small yellow-based small room. It's a store. There are some steps at the entrance, but it is possible to enter with a wheelchair. However, if a person sits at the counter seat that continues from the entrance, you cannot enter or leave unless you stand up and pull the chair. The lunch menu is reasonably priced, starting at 700 yen for one type of curry, naan and salad. There is also a one-coin (500 yen) lunch of saffron rice and chicken curry. The salad dressing (vermilion) has a sweet but spicy flavor (sugar and cayenne pepper?) That makes you feel exotic. (However, the dressing seems to change.) There are many types of curry, so you can enjoy various things. The shrimp was delicious. Nan is Hutu. Biryani cooked with spices is recommended as "Bilashi biryani", and chicken, mutton, beef, and vegetables are all expensive at 1,000 yen or more. Whether it was time-consuming or "pushing", I thought I would eat the highest beef (1,500 yen), and when I asked for it, it came out on a platter. Apparently it was a few servings. (That's why it was expensive.) I managed to eat it with the yogurt containing the cucumber called "Raita" that came with it. The taste was delicious because the soup stock of beef was effective, but since it was a large amount, it was a "fight" from the middle. All the meat in it was hard. Also, as it may happen, there are bone fragments that may have taken soup stock, so be careful. There seems to be some other stores, but there seems to be no menu that includes biryani and curry. If you eat it with some kinds of curry, it looks good even for 3 people. Unfortunately, the clerk (all foreigners) are not very conscious of corona infection control, so I cook while talking with my chin mask, and when I go out to the customer, I feel like raising the mask in a hurry. (There are too many employees in the size of the store.) The price is cheap and the taste is delicious, so I would normally like to have 4 stars, but unfortunately it is 3 stars. (* It is just an individual impression.)