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[Take out only] Muracci’s curry is legendary! Oddly enough, this my first time eating their katsu curry!
Fried katsu (pork) cooked upon order with choice of white or brown rice.
The main comes with accompanying cabbage which is pickled (yum) and there is the traditional red pickles too.
The katsu is
The chicken Kaarage is really worth for the price, amount of food and flavour of the food + the sauces. Got the pork katsu but spicy and I think that’s why I didn’t like it. Will definitely come back to try it but mild instead. Feel that the katsu is slightly overpriced but not terrible. Also the ba
Katsu curry was good, chicken was tender, curry was flavorful. I got the large karage too for $9 the flavor is good I wish they will fill it up all the way to the top since i paid for the large karage it looks like i got the small portion but in a larger container.
Great curry place downtown. Big portions and really tasty. The chicken katsu is delicious. No indoor seating, so be prepared to get your food to go.
Popular local lunch spot for office workers (and for a good reason!). They transitioned to take-out only after the pandemic, my favorite is beef hash curry or mama’s curry if you want it with carrots and potatoes.
Pro tip: you can ask for 1/2 brown rice and 1/2 white rice if you can’t decide like m
Delicious katsu curry! The hot is actually pretty spicy for Japanese curry too. The guy taking orders was super friendly even while being busy. It’s small with just a few tables outside so have a backup place in mind to take your food just in case.
Chicken katsu curry! Aaaaaahhh so good! Not greasy at all! Loved the curry taste
Had the delicious Chicken Katsu curry (medium spicy) and was oh so delicious - perfectly crispy pieces and such a flavorful curry. As of yesterday, the place doesn't offer any dining options either indoors or outdoors, so you may want to figure out a nearby park or seating quickly to consume it whil
Ever since I had Japanese curry in Kyoto I've been on a quest to find the best Japanese curry stateside.
This is top 3. Actually top 2 because as I'm writing this I can't think of a third one that's memorable.
The Karaage Curry is the BEST. Of course the Katsu Pork is solid (and it's THICC). The K
God everything was so perfect here 😀!
So I’ll start with the food. The chicken katsu curry had yummy breading. So many katsu places in the Bay Area have such bland katsu. Just because it’s fried chicken doesn’t mean you can get away with not flavoring the chicken AND the breading. This place knows
Fantastic Japanese curry. This small "hole in the wall" type restaurant is quite tasty. I took my father visiting from out of town, who lived in Japan for 2 years and he loved it. We had the chicken and beef curry, but the kastsu looked even more delicious if you like your chicken or pork fried. Wo
I always go here whenever I come to sf. The curry is perfect here, and their katsu is so crispy and delicious. The spiciness of curry is perfect. I always get mild and it hits the spot. The pickled radishes and cabbages they give you are the perfect things for the dish. You should also try the curry
Interesting Curry Style Japanese food. Line at lunch can run out the door and across the corner. When you ask for spicy, it is SPICY not for the faint of heart. Chicken is perfectly fried
I have frequented Muracci's for years. Having tried the katsu curry at many other restaurants, I can say without hesitation that Muracci's katsu curry is the best I've had. The staff is always friendly and helpful.
They say it is cheap. Well that is only to SF standards because I don’t find it cheap. Food is really interesting taste wise. Staff is friendly and food prepared to order quite quickly. Location is off tourist places and surrounded by many other cafes. Inside very little place for dining. Good for t
If you like Japanese curry, you'll love Muracci's. They have a house recipe that's sure to bring you to a special place.
For those who like spicy food, you can get your curry in three varying levels: mild, medium and hot. Hot has 10 degrees (1 thru 10) of spice as well, so choose wisely!
I love this place. The battering here is amazing. Chicken, pork, or shrimp are all fantastic choices. Have also had their beef option and the croquettes as well. The owners are amazing and staff is really friendly. I usually get the curry, extra spicy with cheese. Don't knock it until you try it!!!
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