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Find out what Indian restaurants to try in Matsubara including Authentic Indian Restaurant Puja Habikino, Boomerang, New Moti Mahal, Coco Ichibanya Matsubara Inter, India Restaurant Sapna
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1. Authentic Indian Restaurant Puja Habikino
Reviewed By theunit77
We passed in front of it and we decided to give Puja a try. The restaurant offers good set meals with a medium price. They gave us a common table at the ground floor. Too bad. The choice of the dishes is a little poor.
2. Boomerang
Reviewed By soso0824
この近所では有名なカレー屋さんです。国道沿いですが、初めて行く方は見つけるのに苦労するかもしれません。普通でも辛いので、辛いのが苦手な方は気をつけてください。
3. New Moti Mahal
Reviewed By BuffaloYu
天美西公園近く、道路沿いで車でも行きやすいです。駐車場もあります。ランチで３名入店。店内は広めでシンプル。Aセット（７９０円）を注文。ナン（又はライス）、カレー（辛さ６種）、スープ、サラダ、ドリンク（ラッシーなどもあり）とお得。ナンはランチライムおかわりできます。ナンは焼きたてで美味しかったです。
4. Coco Ichibanya Matsubara Inter
Reviewed By Tourist804626
高速道路の松原インターの近くにあります。アミューズメントのお店と隣接していることに驚きました。店内は他店と同じ標準的な広さでした。フライトチキンカレーの１辛を食べましたが1ランクだけなので激辛に感じました。
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5. India Restaurant Sapna
Reviewed By Michael N
Sapna (or Sapana, on their fliers) restaurant is one of those places that you could easily miss if you weren't paying attention. One of Matsubara's best-kept secrets, this small restaurant is tucked in on the edge of a residential area just west of Hannan University. They have become one of my favorite places to enjoy a quiet meal. The restaurant seats 16 diners on average, and is run by two gentlemen who have been absolutely wonderful every time I've gone there. Open separately for lunch and dinner times (11am-3pm/5pm-10pm), Sapna has corresponding menus for each set, with several lunch specials at quite a reasonable price. The food is quite filling and has excellent flavor every time. I highly recommend their cheese naan lunch set, which includes four generous cuts of cheese naan, a chunk of tandoori chicken thigh, a curry of your choice, salad, rice, and a drink of your choice. I personally prefer the keema curry with a spice level 3, followed by an iced coffee.There is no musical ambiance in the restaurant, but you might not notice because the scent of the cooking is quite a distraction. It is an amazing smell, and your appetite will only increase in the short wait for your food. The prices are quite reasonable, averaging around 1,000 jpy for many of the lunch sets. There is also a 2-hour tabehodai (all-you-care-to-eat) option that includes nomihodai (all-you-care-to-drink) cocktails, beers, or soft drinks for 3,500 yen. The seasoning in the food is always rich and vibrant, and it is an amazing deal for the price. My lone gripe is that for takeout options, the sets are unavailable; they restrict it to ala carte options.
