Curry restaurant on Hakusan campus of Toyo University

Curry restaurant on Hakusan campus of Toyo University

Photo taken May 21, 2015, shows an Indian chef who works at Curry mantra, an Indian curry restaurant on the Hakusan campus in Tokyo of Toyo University, which accepts not only students but also the general public as customers. He makes nan using a tandoor after receiving orders. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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