Naan House Odan — Restaurant in Kobe

When it comes to Indian food, there are thousands of good Indian restaurants that serve good comfort food you have come to expect and appreciate. So what makes this JapanEat® recommendation stand out above the rest? Let's take a look at just one aspect of their menu: The Choco-Naan.

Firstly, this small hole-in-the-wall serves 50 different types of Naan that you can enjoy, all for incredibly reasonable and cheap prices. It is rare to see "Dessert Naans" that is not just a cinnamon naan, so just seeing their vast array of choices was impressive. If the Choco-naan is representative of the different types of stuffed naan, then this restaurant understood the assignment and gets it done right! This has an excellent balance between a crunchy underbelly and a soft spongy top. The chew is perfect—crisp but not sharp or jaggedy, and a nice sensational chew that is delightful without being overbearing. The "Choco" is a chocolate spread type filling. While it's a little on the smaller side in terms of quantity, it also doesn’t feel like you’re eating a tube of choco filling. It has a uniform distribution throughout the naan, and most importantly—no burnt chocolate flavor!

This naan was impeccable and sets a clear benchmark on how stuffed Naan should be like. Simply put, if their desserts are this good, then their regular menu must be extraordinary! This is a must visit location when you're in the area!

Their lunch special ends at 1600, so try and make it there before dinner!

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I’m the only one who craves for Indian food. My husband is not a fan. So this was great because the Sushi place was right next door and that where my husband ate.

They accommodated my request for just a small order of curry to dip my Naan bread and accompany my Chicken Biryani.

And they even gave me a complimentary mango lassi when they discovered I was visiting from Guam.

I will be back this trip! I still have a few more days.

Thank you for the wonderful food and...

Although Biryani in Nepal is usually like curry flavor fried rice, so I don't like it, this one is a genuine style of the 3 colors boiled separately like south India or Pakistan, so that made me surprised. this has also plenty of mutton inside. The only thing that disappoints me was that green onion...