Songdo Indian curry: butter chicken, mutton do piaja at Manokamana
In short
Manokamana Triple Street Branch 2 is an Indian curry restaurant on the first floor of Building C at Triple Street in Songdo, Incheon. Two diners ordered butter chicken (13,000 won), mutton do piaja (14,000 won), sweet naan, plain rice and a mango lassi, alternating between the creamy chicken curry and the mildly spicy lamb curry. Manokamana is a mild, approachable pick that even spice-shy first-timers to Indian curry can order without worry.
Good to know
- Butter chicken
- 13,000 won
- Mutton do piaja
- 14,000 won
- Sweet naan
- 3,000 won
- Plain rice
- 2,000 won
- Mango lassi
- 4,000 won
- Location
- 1F, Building C, Triple Street (33-3 Songdogwahak-ro 16beon-gil, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon)
- Seating
- First and second floors, high chairs for children available
- Ordering
- Scan the QR code on the table and order from your phone
- Parking
- Underground parking, free for 5 hours
as written by the visitor on Sep 14, 2026
Whenever I get a craving for Indian food, there's one place I always go to first — Manokamana Triple Street Branch 2!
It's a restaurant that's held its spot inside Triple Street for a pretty long time now, so no matter when I visit, the food and service stay consistently satisfying.
It's also the place I confidently recommend whenever friends ask me about good restaurants in Songdo or where to get Indian curry in Songdo! Let me review it in detail~
Inside Manokamana Triple Street Branch 2: atmosphere and seating
Manokamana Triple Street Branch 2 has generous seating spread across the 1st and 2nd floors. Once you step inside, the overall impression is bright and pleasant.
It's also great for large group gatherings or family meals. Kids' chairs are well stocked, and the tables are spaced comfortably apart, which made for a much more relaxed dining experience.
How QR code ordering works at the table
The ordering system is also simple — just scan the QR code stuck to the table and order directly from your phone!
You can take your time browsing menu photos and descriptions to pick your dishes, which felt way more convenient and smart.
The Manokamana menu and what two people ordered
Here's the menu and pricing information.
Since we came as a party of two, we mixed and matched two curries with a variety of sides!
- Butter Chicken (₩13,000)
- Mutton do piaja (₩14,000)
- Sweet Naan (₩3,000)
- Plain Rice (₩2,000)
- Mango Lassi (₩4,000)
Let me share my thoughts on each dish.
1. Butter chicken, 13,000 won
You really can't skip this signature dish when you come to Manokamana!
It's a creamy, smooth tomato base with a gentle sweetness and nutty richness — a true textbook example of Indian curry.
The chicken inside isn't dry at all — it's tender and chews beautifully with the curry sauce spooned on top.
It's a dish that even first-timers to Indian food can enjoy without any hesitation.
2. Mutton do piaja, 14,000 won: how spicy is it?
I ordered this for the first time this visit — the mutton curry, mutton do piaja, ordered as a pairing partner to the mild butter chicken!
It came marked with one spice level, and even as someone who can't handle spicy food, it wasn't spicy at all — a really, really pleasant hint of heat? Milder than Shin Ramyun, honestly.
So it's not greasy at all, and there's a savory depth from the lamb itself that gives it such great balance. The sweetness of the onions adds a nice bite too.
Eat one bite of butter chicken, then one of this — each has such a different charm that you never get tired, and you end up clearing both plates.
3. Sweet naan and plain rice
The sweet naan, fresh out of the tandoor, had a glossy sheen shimmering on the surface.
Crispy on the outside, moist and chewy inside, with a hint of sweet syrup coating it — it's delicious even eaten plain! Dip it into the slightly spicy mutton do piaja curry, and the sweet-and-savory chemistry really explodes.
A Korean meal never feels complete without rice, so we added plain rice too.
I usually just order Indian-style rice, but this time I tried Korean-style rice for a change. As expected, it works for everything — I mixed the curry right in and cleaned my plate.
4. Mango lassi, 4,000 won
Whenever I go to an Indian restaurant, I always order a lassi — this time, to wet my throat between bites, I picked the mango lassi.
Thick yet refreshingly sweet mango flavor spreads smoothly, resetting your palate from all the spices — a perfect finish, almost like a dessert after the meal. Definitely order it!
Getting to Manokamana in Songdo: location and parking
Manokamana Triple Street Branch 2 sits on the 1st floor of Building C at Triple Street, making the route really convenient. It also connects directly on foot from nearby Songdo Hyundai Premium Outlets or Technopark Station, so accessibility is great.
For those driving, the underground parking area is spacious and free for 5 hours, so it's easy to use! It's a great spot to stop by when you get hungry while shopping, or to pair with a weekend meal out.
Final verdict on Manokamana Triple Street Branch 2
No matter when I visit, the restaurant nails cleanliness, taste, and friendliness all at once — a consistently satisfying spot at Triple Street.
I'd highly recommend it to anyone who wants to enjoy Indian curry that's exotic yet perfectly tuned to Korean tastes!
Where it is
33-3 Songdogwahak-ro 16beon-gil, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, South Korea인천광역시 연수구 송도과학로16번길 33-3
