Cafe Kurukuma

The restaurant specializes in various Thai specialties. Thai spring rolls, fish ball soup noodles, Thai fried noodles, Thai basil fried chicken, papaya salad, Tom Yum Goong, etc., can also be ordered separately. If it is afternoon tea time, you can also order a cup of herbal tea unique to this place, and a dessert full of Okinawa style, and enjoy it slowly while watching the sea quietly.

Cafe Kurukuma is a restaurant full of Southeast Asian style. As soon as you enter the restaurant, you can smell the curry, which is really appetizing. The portions of the dishes are also quite large.

The food is Japanese-style Nanyang style. The difference from pure Japanese style is that the taste is stronger and spicier, so it goes well with rice. The ingredients of the seafood curry are very solid. The pork is actually a bit fried, solid and crispy, and has a very Taiwanese feel. The only thing I'm not used to eating is the tofu curd(?), which tastes like soy sauce (due to the addition of Okinawa salt). When the food is placed on the table, you can feel the care and attention put into the cooking. I really like this restaurant and will definitely visit again if I have the opportunity.

Cafe Kurukuma is a pretty good Thai restaurant in Japan. I would like to recommend the water spinach and prawns, which are really delicious and very authentic. Paired with beer, it is a perfect match.

I think the food here is particularly in line with my taste, so I like this restaurant very much. The decoration here is very beautiful, which is my favorite style. The staff here are also very friendly. The food provided here is really first-class, not only tastes good, but also the price is very reasonable.