[Image1]Indian curry, a specialty of Obihiro and Otofuke 🍛This time, I visited Indian Nishi 18-jo in Obihiro
[Image2]Indian curry, a specialty of Obihiro and Otofuke 🍛This time, I visited Indian Nishi 18-jo in Obihiro

Indian curry, a specialty of Obihiro and Otofuke 🍛
This time, I visited Indian Nishi 18-jo in Obihiro ✨
At this Indian branch, there’s an “egg” topping that you won’t find at other Indian locations! 🥚
The finely chopped boiled egg pairs perfectly with the rich roux! 💘
The overall richness is just right — it was so delicious I couldn’t stop eating 😋
If you love eggs, you have to try this legendary set ✨

Address: 11-30, Nishi 18-jo Kita, Obihiro, Hokkaido
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In Hokkaido’s Obihiro and Otofuke, there’s a curry chain called Indian 🍛. Because it doesn’t have branches in Sapporo or other parts of Japan, it has become a local favorite. Visitors to Obihiro, Otofuke, and the Tokachi area often come to taste its curry 🤤
This introduction focuses on the Indian in Obihiro’s Nishi 18-jo, which offers a “boiled egg” add-on you won’t find elsewhere 🥚
Chopped boiled egg mixed with the rich curry makes the flavor even deeper and more harmonious — so good you can’t stop eating 😋
Be sure to come and try this dreamy curry ✨

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