My First Night with Saddique and His Was the Longest

...NAAN I’ve ever seen! It seemed to be 1 foot or longer! The curry servings were small compared to other places I’ve been, but maybe that was the set I chose. I’m not complaining because I was struggling to finish it all. I ordered the 2 curry, 1 naan, rice, and mini salad set. The salad had a specially made, bright orange-colored, black peppered sprinkled dressing. It was thick like a French dressing and good, yet not over bearing as the color suggested. There was a big serving of yellow rice hidden under the long naan. I ordered butter chicken and lamb curry, one sweet and one spicy.

For ￥1,200 yen, the set was perfect. Usually menus make you choose rice or naan, but having both made sopping up my curry even more enjoyable. The lamb curry wasn’t too spicy and the lamb cuts were extra tender. I pushed myself to eat all of the curry and saved my morsels of chicken from drowning. I savored every bite. To accompany my meal, instead of the typical mango lassi, I opted for my favorite, sweet purple stuff-cassis. I thought I was just ordering a fruit lassi, but it turned out to be a cocktail with cassis liquor-やった! It was delicious and only 500. Needless to say, the itus had me before I reached Shinjuku station!

There are multiple locations of Saddique’s Indian & Pakistani restaurant chains around Tokyo. They include the South Indian Cuisine, Asian Dining and Dong Khoi chains serving Thai, Vietnamese, and Indian dishes. Find out for yourself! www.Saddique.co.jp www.GroupSaddique.com

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