Indian curry at Songdo Canal Walk: prawn chow mein, Manokamana
In short
Manokamana Songdo Branch (머노까머나 송도점) is an authentic Indian curry restaurant at Canal Walk in Songdo, Incheon. On a weekend outing in Songdo, the writer tried Manokamana's one-person set (14,500 won), paneer makhani, butter naan and prawn chow mein (Indian-style stir-fried prawn noodles), and noted the hand-washing sink at the entrance, the high chairs and the basic side dishes of pickles and napa cabbage kimchi. From the one-person set to the à la carte dishes, Manokamana Songdo Branch delivered a satisfying Indian curry meal.
Good to know
- Getting there
- Incheon Nat'l Univ. Station Exit 4 · 16-min walk (store listing, Oct 6, 2026)
- Hours
- Daily, 10:30–22:30
- Parking
- Available (underground car park in the building)
- Dining with kids
- High chairs available
- Location (per original post)
- 2nd floor, Winter Building (Building 401), Songdo Canal Walk
- One-person set
- 14,500 won (chicken curry, chicken tikka, salad, naan and more)
- Paneer makhani (vegetable curry)
- 12,000 won
- Butter naan
- 3,000 won
- Prawn chow mein (stir-fried prawn noodles)
- 10,500 won
- Basic side dishes
- Pickles, napa cabbage kimchi
- Price reference
- ₩14,500 ≈ $11 · ₩12,000 ≈ $9 · ₩3,000 ≈ $2.3 (2026-11-13)
as written by the visitor on Nov 13, 2026 · not checked with the business
🥢 Curry, naan, lassi, chicken and salad all in one set! Manokamana is a Songdo favorite where you can enjoy authentic Indian curry in a setting that feels like the real thing.
- ⏰ Hours: daily 10:30 - 22:30
- 🅿️ Parking: available
- ☺️ Other: high chairs available
Where is Manokamana Songdo Branch, and how is the parking?
Manokamana Songdo Branch (머노까머나 송도점) is on the 2nd floor of the Canal Walk Winter Building (Building 401) in Songdo, and the building's underground parking lot is nice and roomy. On a weekend outing in Songdo I was craving exotic, authentic Indian curry, so I headed to Manokamana! It's very convenient to drop by after shopping or a walk, and if you come by car, there's no parking worry at all.
Inside Manokamana Songdo Branch, and dining with kids
Right as you walk in, there's a dedicated sink for washing your hands! Since this is an Indian curry place where you tear naan (flatbread) by hand, the owner's thoughtful attention to hygiene really stood out.
The interior has a strong local feel while staying clean and upscale overall, so it's perfect for a date or a family meal out.
The tables and seats are spaced generously, and there are even high chairs for little ones, so families with young children can eat comfortably. A reliable Songdo pick.
The table was neatly set with golden tableware and water glasses full of Indian flavor, so I felt like I was traveling even before the food arrived.
What we ordered at Manokamana Songdo Branch, and the prices
- One-person set ₩14,500 (chicken curry, chicken tikka, salad, naan)
- Paneer makhani (vegetable curry) ₩12,000
- Butter naan ₩3,000
- Prawn chow mein (stir-fried prawn noodles) ₩10,500
Free sides: pickles and napa cabbage kimchi
The free side dishes are crunchy pickles plus napa cabbage kimchi that suits Korean tastes perfectly! Getting kimchi in the middle of a curry meal cuts the richness right away. Love it, haha.
What's in the one-person set (₩14,500)?
First up is the well-packed one-person set (₩14,500)! Curry, naan, salad, chicken tikka, turmeric rice and lassi all come generously on a single tray, so it's a great-value pick even if you're dining alone.
The chicken curry in the set had the rich flavor of savory butter and plenty of big, tender chunks of chicken, with a deep umami that was excellent.
The side salad had a fresh dressing that got my appetite going, and the chicken tikka grilled in the tandoor oven was crispy outside and juicy inside, the perfect contrast!
Of course, rich Indian curry has to be scooped up with freshly baked, chewy naan. Insanely delicious!
The lassi (yogurt drink) that came with it had a rich plain-yogurt flavor, sweet and smooth going down, and it was a perfect match for the spicy curry.
Paneer makhani vegetable curry and butter naan
Next was the paneer makhani (₩12,000), a vegetable curry with assorted vegetables and homemade cheese, lighter and milder than the chicken curry. It's good mixed into fluffy turmeric rice and also great with plain naan, so it's an easy Songdo menu pick that nobody will dislike.
I ordered the butter naan (₩3,000) separately to have more for the curry, and it was enormous, big enough to cover the whole plate! Full of savory butter aroma, it's delicious even just torn off and eaten on its own!
What does prawn chow mein, the Indian-style stir-fried noodle, taste like?
I ordered the Indian-style stir-fried noodles, prawn chow mein (₩10,500), out of curiosity from the menu, and it was a treat too! Packed with plump prawns and crunchy vegetables, it also had a bit of a Chinese stir-fried noodle feel.
The noodles break off in short pieces, a fun texture, and the salty umami clung to every bite, so I happily finished it, alternating with the curry.
Overall verdict on Manokamana Songdo Branch
If you want proper, authentic Indian curry in a stylish space full of local flavor, I recommend Manokamana without hesitation! From the reasonably priced one-person set to the varied à la carte dishes, everything was satisfying, so I hope you enjoy a special meal here too~
Where it is
107 Haedoji-ro, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, South Korea (Building G, 1st floor)인천광역시 연수구 해돋이로 107 G동 1층
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