As we've previously noted, those in the Big Apple have quite a few Japanese restaurants to choose from if they want a taste the curry of the rising sun. But more than a few of us know already that the ...Read More
Despite the fact that Japan is quite a few miles away, Californians still have a few dedicated curry houses to chose from. Meanwhile, we New Yorkers have precious few -- only about two, off the top of my head. So ...Read More
I can't think of much to say about Hurry Curry of Tokyo, the greater Los Angeles area's second most famous chain of Japanese curry restaurants. On the one hand, this may be because I waited so long to write this review ...Read More
"OH MY GOD WHY IS THERE A FRIED EGG?" is likely to be the first thing a curry fan will exclaim at being served the katsu curry plate at On the Bridge, a small, popular eatery in San Francisco's Japantown. There are, ...Read More
Update: On a trip back to Volcano on 9.11.09, I found that many of my issues had been addressed, most importantly the paper plates and plastic spoons. Hence, we're upgrading Volcano from its original "2" rating to a "3." The ...Read More
Delica rf-1 serves great food. It also serves Japanese-style curry. You might like or even love their unique take on it. But if you're looking for a traditional Japanese curry experience, this isn't the place you're looking for. San Francisco's Ferry ...Read More
On a quest to find the best Japanese curry in America
