Easy and authentic spice curry | Experience report from a hotel with a kitchen in Kuramae

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In Kuramae, there is an Indian spice specialty store called "Ambika Shop." This time, I tried making an authentic spice curry in a hotel with a kitchen using ingredients I got from the store.

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COCOSHUKU

This is not just a place to stay but also let you experience different kinds of living life. Whenever you are with your family, your friends or just alone, you can have your private party and enjoy cooking in the kitchen inside the room. Sometimes you can focus your work here. Sometimes you can enjoy reading here. You can just enjoy your time here with your preferred ways during your stay.

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Enjoy easy, yet authentic spice curry
Hotels with kitchens make it easy to try a variety of cuisines
COCOSHUKU: Hotels with kitchens available in Tokyo

Enjoy easy, yet authentic spice curry

Spicy curry is delicious, but making it can be surprisingly difficult as it requires many different spices and takes a lot of time.

So this time, we got our ingredients from Ambika Shop, an Indian food and spice specialty store in Kuramae, and made an easy, authentic spice curry!

For more information about the Ambika Shop, please see this article.

Experience something extraordinary in Kuramae | Introducing "Ambika Shop" where you can get authentic Indian spices

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Ambika Shop not only stocks Indian spices and seasonings, but also a wide variety of pre-made and frozen foods so that you can easily make Indian food. What's more, it's great to see rare types of curry that you don't usually see.

First, heat up the frozen parathas.

In fact, in India, paratha is more popular than naan.

When I heated it in a frying pan, it started to smell good. I heated it until it started to brown a little.

Next, heat the curry in the microwave or in a water bath.
When heated, the rich aroma of spices wafted through the air.

Not only is it filled with piping hot curry, but it also features your favorite vegetables and Indian snacks for a festive finish.

Not only the curry but also the paratha was very authentic and delicious, a must-try for fans of ethnic food!
It is also recommended because you can easily enjoy Indian sweets, snacks, and other exotic cuisine.

Hotels with kitchens make it easy to try a variety of cuisines

If you want to try different spice curries, why not buy the types you're interested in and try them out in a hotel with a kitchen?

Hotels with kitchens are characterized by having guest rooms equipped with a kitchen, large refrigerator, microwave, cooking utensils, tableware, cutlery, etc., so you can cook while staying at the hotel.

Find out more about hotels with kitchens here

Although it varies depending on the facility, some facilities may provide mugs, plates, forks, spoons, knives, chopsticks, kitchen knives, cutting boards, scissors, saucepans, frying pans, rice cookers, and the like.

Cooking at the hotel not only gives you the fun of cooking together, but it also saves you money on food while traveling.

Tableware at COCOSHUKU Asakusa Kuramae

COCOSHUKU: Hotels with kitchens available in Tokyo

"COCOSHUKU" is a hotel with a kitchen that is currently operating mainly in Tokyo. Not only does every room have a kitchen, but it can also accommodate 3-5 people in one room, making it ideal for groups and family trips.

The hotel is currently operating in four locations: Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Akasaka, Kuramae, and Nakano.

COCOSHUKU Asakusa Kuramae in Kuramae is about an 8-minute walk from the Ambica shop, so you can easily purchase frozen foods and other items.