About 37 minutes by car from Naha Airport. This stylish European-style curry restaurant is located in Kitanakagusuku Village. There are many curry dishes on the menu, and you can enjoy a wide variety of curry toppings, curry bowls, doria, etc., while relaxing and watching the ocean in the direction of Awase.
Point 1: What is the location of “European Curry Cafe Franklin”?
European Curry Cafe Franklin” is located on a hill in Kitanakagusuku Village, less than 40 minutes by car from Naha Airport. Kitanakagusuku Village is located just in the lower third of Okinawa’s main island, and is famous for its large AEON complexes, including Lycam, which used to be the headquarters of the U.S. military command.
It is also home to many stylish and unique restaurants, so much so that some people go out of their way to visit.
This “European Curry Cafe Franklin” is located on a hill in Kitanakagusuku Village, overlooking the “Pacific Ocean” in the distance.
The store is a renovated gaijin residence, a very cute blue one-story house with a garden. The interior is decorated with antique furniture and records, giving it a very nice retro atmosphere!
There is also a terrace in the garden, which is very Instagrammable.
Point 2: What kind of curry does “European Curry Cafe Franklin” serve?
Franklin Curry Cafe offers a wide variety of curry dishes.
The curry is not the same as the typical Indian curry but has a more sophisticated European flavor.
The menu includes the standard Franklin Curry (beef curry) and vegetable curry, as well as the more luxurious fried prawn curry, thickly sliced prefectural pork cutlet curry, fried chicken curry, and keema curry (900-1,150 yen).
There are also a variety of curry toppings, from raw eggs to fried prawns, pork cutlets, fried chicken, and more.
For a small additional charge, you can add more curry sauce or spiciness.
Many people say they are relieved to know that the restaurant maintains the curry style of an elegant Western-style restaurant.
Point 3: The coffee menu at “European Curry Cafe Franklin” is rich and delightful!
The coffee menu at Franklin Curry Cafe also offers a wide variety of dishes.
In addition to the essential blends (dark and French), café au lait, straight tea, green tea, green tea au lait, mango juice, pineapple juice, orange juice, etc., which are essential after a curry, there are also pudding a la mode, melon soda floats, and lemon squash. Even a “coffee shop menu” called lemon squash is available.
You can order a drink after eating curry and take a breather, or just relax on the terrace and enjoy the view. There are many ways to spend your time here.
