Indian food delivery in Kobe
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Indian food delivery in Kobe brings one of Japan's most unique cuisines to your door. Outside of Tokyo, Kobe has the largest Indian population in Japan. However, the community in Kobe includes second and third generations living in Japan, building a deeply rooted culture in the city. As a result, Kobe boasts some of the best Indian restaurants in Japan, even rivaling the food hub of Yokohama.
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インドネパール料理パリ - $ $ $
- Rice Curry お勧め Indian
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Indian restrant Narayani(ナラエニ)六甲道 - $ $ $
- 注目のお店 Snacks-Street Food Curry Indian
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インド料理 Prince - $ $ $
- Curry Indian
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インド・ネパール料理 スリヤ 深江店 - $ $ $
- Snacks-Street Food Curry Indian
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ALOK - $ $ $
- Curry Drinks Indian
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ナマステガネーシャマハル神戸駅前本店 - $ $ $
- Snacks-Street Food Curry Indian
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ナマステガネーシャマハル 三宮店 Namaste Ganesh Mahal sannomiya - $ $ $
- Snacks-Street Food Curry Indian
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ナマステ ガネーシャマハル ハーバーランド店 - $ $ $
- 注目のお店 Snacks-Street Food Curry Indian
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アールティ・北野本店 Aarti Kitano - $ $ $
- Rice Curry お勧め Indian
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インドカレーの店 アールティー神戸下山手県庁前店 - $ $ $
- Curry Dinner Indian
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ナマステ ガネーシャマハル 灘店 - $ $ $
- Rice Curry Indian
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エベレスト 本店 - $ $ $
- Rice Curry Indian
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Southern Indian Food Delivery in Kobe
Most Indian food in Japan resembles the cuisine from Northern India. This includes thick curry gravies, samosas, and naan. However, Indian food in Kobe resembles the Southern Indian style. These dishes feature more rice, lentils, and stew-like curries and include numerous vegetarian options. A significant component of Southern Indian meals is Dosa. Different from the leavened, flour-based naan, Dosa uses fermented rice and black lentil flour to create a runny batter. When cooked, the batter becomes a crepe-like pancake with a light, tangy flavor. Plain Dosa pairs well with chutneys and sambar, a spicy veggie stew.
Mix it Up With Biryani
Rice plays an important role in both Indian and Japanese cuisine. Rather than separating rice and curry, Biryani combines them. Biryani is a mixed rice dish with meat and spices cooked in one pot. The curried meat base is covered with uncooked or parboiled rice and saffron-infused milk. As the Biryani cooks, the flavors marry together, bringing the rich, balanced spices into the rice. The lightly floral saffron adds complexity to the curry and meat. Biryani often accompanies other dishes but can be a meal on its own and remains popular in Kobe due to its similarities with the traditional Japanese mixed steamed rice, Takikomi Gohan.