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Good Japanese curry option for Midtown West / Upper West Side. You start with a slightly dressed salad appetizer to break your hunger and reset your palate. This leads you perfectly to enjoy the delicious pork catsu curry instead of bringing it down too quickly. Seat in the small café. The staff is polite, keeps the dining area clean and constantly fills your water glasses. You have a baked curry option with an egg a... View all feedback.
Delicious Japanese curry! I never had it, so was pleasantly surprised. Very different from Indian curry.
Good Japanese curry option for Midtown West / Upper West Side. You start with a slightly dressed salad appetizer to break your hunger and reset your palate. This leads you perfectly to enjoy the delicious pork catsu curry instead of bringing it down too quickly. Seat in the small café. The staff is polite, keeps the dining area clean and constantly fills your water glasses. You have a baked curry option with an egg and cheese. It's surprisingly good and big enough to share.
I love this place in East Village, so I'm glad he was opened here too. Amazing Japanese curry!
The court was OK. Very good price for what it is. Nice place.
One of the best curry places in the city. Real authentic and well made! I had the chicken curry and would highly recommend.
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