Hurry Curry Of Tokyo Pnw - Seattle

If you're a curry aficionado, the chicken katsu curry likely won't blow your mind, but it's still tasty! The price is a little on the higher side, but still manageable enough for me to have every now and then.

Really good curry, reminds me of the ones I had in Japan. Generous portion size for the beef as well considering the add on is only $2

I saw a picture online that caught my eye, and it looked delicious. So I decided to visit the restaurant, and I was pleasantly surprised—it was fantastic!

I didn't realize before that traditional Indian spices are used in Japanese curry, but the result is a taste that is truly unique and delightful. I've visited Hurry Curry several times now, sampling a variety of dishes from their menu. While the curry is certainly the highlight, the Yoshoku dishes are also worth exploring. I particularly enjoyed the wafuu pasta, which combines Italian wheat and egg noodles with chicken and seafood in a light sauce—it's incredibly tasty! The staff have always been friendly and the service is excellent. I would advise my vegetarian friends to be mindful when selecting toppings for your curry, as adding too many can make the dish quite expensive. Choose wisely, and you're sure to enjoy it! This restaurant is definitely worth a visit, and you'll likely find yourself coming back for more very soon—it's that good!

I had the chicken katsu and chicken karaage, both from the happy hour menu, and they were delicious with generous portions. I would definitely come back again.