[Tokyo, Asakusa] Halal-certified Asian restaurant🌿

The nearest station is Iriya Station on the Tokyo Metro and Asakusa Station on the Tsukuba Express, and it is about a 15-minute walk from Sensoji Temple. I visited the restaurant on a weekend lunch, and although there were no customers when I entered, takeout customers came one after another, and since it is a halal-certified restaurant, there were also foreign customers. The restaurant is small, with only a few counter seats and a few tables, so it may not be the kind of place where you can enjoy a leisurely meal when it is crowded. I ordered a set of mini chicken curry and mini pho, and I was happy to be able to eat Southeast Asian and South Asian cuisine at a reasonable price! The pho was light and refreshing, and the chicken curry had a nice spice flavor and was very delicious 😋 The soup even came with self-service coffee and tea, which was a great deal at around 1,000 yen, and I wanted to try other menu items as well ◎ As the restaurant name has "spice" in it, I recommend eating dishes that use spices here 👍 When you enter the restaurant, you pay at the ticket machine first, but if you want to use PayPay, you need to speak to a staff member. If you want to pay smoothly, it's wise to pay with cash 💡 Visited: February 2024 #Hong Kong Free Air Ticket #Japan #Tokyo #Asakusa #Iriya #Gourmet #Asakusa Gourmet #Asian Cuisine #Spice #Spice Jaya #Pho #Curry