Bengal — Restaurant in Yokosuka

Wednesday 1 pm, wandering around Chuo trying to choose a place for lunch… I see a surprisingly awful review here among other notsobad ones, and it makes me feel that I just have to go see for myself. lol. Only one or two others in the shop, which was much smaller than I had always imagined. Feels like being at home with mom and aunt who are busily washing the dishes and putting them away in front of you sitting at the counter seat. I chose the pork and beans curry, non-spicy (wished they had a mild, but probably not with this one), no toppings. Small salad came first. The curry was very good, with tender pork pieces, not too oily or anything. Tasted just right, portion was just right for me as well. The beans were probably soybeans- I would have liked other type beans better, but that’s just a preference… 750 yen. Doesn’t come with a drink, but it’s still a fairly good deal. Pay at your seat. It’s probably a must-visit for Yokosukans interested in curry, as the place has been around for so many decades, and I’m glad I got a taste of it in one of my last few...

Visited here twice!!! Outstanding Japanese curry's here for half century! I normally change place to eat while travelling but this is irresistible to eat again!

Absolutely recommend "dry curry or seafood dry curry" with high level spices at which not spicy much but super tasty and full of flavors. Salad is good salty to make u saliva run more! And importantly is pickles(Tsukemono) can clean taste to be ready for next spoon!

I would say this is the best Japanese dry currry in my life, and please eat with Japanese pickle cuz it fulfill the taste perfectly, this is culture and how to eat food deliciously with sour taste.

And ultimately this food would not only fill in ur stomach but also take u to a cozy home cooking as grandmoms in this restaurant will treats u kindly and make food be intuitively understood how much they take care customer as...

Great food! The staff didn't speak English but they were very friendly when I showed them the picture of the food I'd taken of the menu outside. Prices are very cheap.

I was attracted to the place because I saw it had a huge line outside for lunch in the early afternoon (I went for an early dinner around 6:30 when there wasn't a wait). Quiet bar with only maybe fifteen seats.

I got the pork curry with an egg. The mild wasn't spicy in any way (perfect for me) so definitely get hot if you...