Yum yum Go Go Curry!! We really enjoy our Japanese curry at GoGo Curry! This place is located inside the H-mart store entrance and it's a quick easy dinner. It's an order at the counter kind of place and there is plenty of seating to choose from once you placed your order. They have different sizes for the curry plate. They range from small to extra large. We always get the large which my bf and I think is a good entree size for dinner. When your order is ready they call out your number and you go and pick up your tray of delicious food! This time we ordered a side of gyoza with our chicken and pork curry plates. They have these new paper bowls which are super sturdy and hold the curry pretty well. I really enjoy the extra crispy meat with the nice and savory curry sauce. It's such a yummy treat! The curry plates come with rice which is nicely hidden underneath the delicious curry!
EUNHYE LEE
It's salty for my taste. The staff is friendly. Haha, there is a sign next to the TV with a number on it, but the number doesn't appear because it's not working. !
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Billy Addison
Hidden within the Hmart cafeteria, it's one of my favorite spots for chicken katsu with curry. Go Go Curry is actually a very wide spread chain in Japan similar to CoCo's Curry House. Go Go's curry is addicting and delicious. The katsu is always cooked perfectly crispy. Throw in some shredded cheese and you got some of the best Japanese comfort food in the area. Did I mention you can buy their curry in bulk there too?Go Go Curry needs to open more locations around the area honestly. They are so good!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Katsu Curry
Jireh Huang
One of several stalls in the food court of Hmart, Go Go Curry is a quick fix for those craving Japanese style curried rice and panko coated fried goodness. You place an order at the ramen shop to the left, listen as your ticket prints back at the other side, and then take two steps back to wait for your number to be called. Grab your order once called, sit yourself at the endless number of often empty spots at the food court, and dive right in without hesitation. The world is good again as thy Japanese curried rice cravings are fixed. If life was just always this easy…One thing I’ve always found amusing here is their “World Champion Combo”…which I’m sure at one point was a real challenge to complete. But the fried katsus are now close to paper thin and not the thick standard katsu you would receive standard at any other Japanese spot. In essence, the only challenge now is how much rice you can technically put away, which would be relatively easy to do for anyone having grown up in an Asian household - lol. So it really makes me wonder when they say “feeds 4”…(birds?). I was still hungry after one grand slam so ordered another one and finished it. That technically means I finished a world champion combo…which really didn’t take much effort at all.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Jireh H.
One of several stalls in the food court of Hmart, Go Go Curry is a quick fix for those craving Japanese style curried rice and panko coated fried goodness. You place an order at the ramen shop to the left, listen as your ticket prints back at the other side, and then take two steps back to wait for your number to be called. Grab your order once called, sit yourself at the endless number of often empty spots at the food court, and dive right in without hesitation. The world is good again as thy Japanese curried rice cravings are fixed. If life was just always this easy... One thing I've always found amusing here is their "World Champion Combo"...which I'm sure at one point was a real challenge to complete. But the fried katsus are now close to paper thin and not the thick standard katsu you would receive standard at any other Japanese spot. In essence, the only challenge now is how much rice you can technically put away, which would be relatively easy to do for anyone having grown up in an Asian household - lol. So it really makes me wonder when they say "feeds 4"...(birds?). I was still hungry after one grand slam so ordered another one and finished it. That technically means I finished a world champion combo...which really didn't take much effort at all.
Josh Johnson
So I still love the food every time I come here, but certain things I find frustrating. 1) number ready displays have been broken for years? So I have no idea when it's ready unless I'm at the counter. 2) go go curry's deals and online ordering works at other locations but not this one apparently. So no deals and easy ordering here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Kimanie Shavers
Good food loved
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Katsu Curry
Rupert McKenzie
Food here is amazing every time, my favorite local curry. usually wait no longer than 10 minutes. Only downside is limited seating and the food court can get a little cramped and crowded at times but you can order your food to and eat it somewhere else.
This was a doordash delivery. The food still tastes pretty good. This is the world champion curry, serves 4. There were 4 katsu patties sliced up, some eggs and sausages and fried shrimp. There was ample rice and curry in each plate. I've had this at the restaurant and I don't feel like I've missed out on much in the flavor and experience (other than everything coming on one gigantic plate). This was pretty good for delivery!
Louise R.
Recently returned from a Japanese vacation where I went to a Go Go Curry in a train station and loved it. I was so excited to learn that they have a location in Cambridge. It was just as good as the Japanese location. I had the pork katsu, yum. Same crispy panko coating on the meat with the yummy drizzle of japanese curry over rice with the side of cabbage. I'll be going back again.
This is a Japanese chain that serves, you guessed it, all things curry! It is located inside the H-mart in Cambridge and shares dining tables with the surrounding food court restaurants. They have a plastic display of their food items by the counter so you know what to expect before you order. Their menu includes fish katsu, sausage, vegetable tempura, shrimp tempura, or their most popular katsu curry. The first time I came here, I shared the World Champion dish with a group of friends. This dish is HUGE and includes 4 pieces of katsu, 4 sausages, 2 tempura shrimp, and 2 eggs over a bed of rice. I recommend this in a group of 3 or more people. By myself, I've ordered the medium chicken katsu Curry with white Rice which is very filling and a huge portion that I could barely finish. The curry is very flavorful and a bit on the salty side which I like. Their katsu is fried perfectly and not overdone or dry. This is my to go spot when I shop at the Cambridge H-mart.
Kyrinn S. Eis
For what it is, which is a kiosk-style fast-food joint, it is tasty, if perhaps a tad pricey, but within reason for the specialty foods served.I had the pork katsu with 5 gyoza. I actually really like the cabbage with the curry sauce. The katsu is super crispy and the meat still much and tender. The gyoza were deep-fried and so had crispy bits, but were tender and nicely cooked throughout. Overall, with a Mellon drink, it was a very tasty meal....even tastier with confections from the bakery in the same shared dining area, but that's an entirely other review.VERDICT: What I got was yummy.Vegetarian options: They exist.
emme coco
It was good. The curry was a little artificial tasting and the color was off. Crunchy katsu and convenient ordering, it was on the pricey side, but i think the portions were pretty good. You can get different combos but we got the classic pork and chicken katsu options. Located in a food court in hmart
Qiyue Zhang
I was so happy to see all the improvements this location has made since my last few visits in 2022 (which were very good to begin with) during my most recent visit this month! I ordered takeout and the food was prepared super promptly, the new to-go box is very well-designed and cute, and the service provided by staff member Darwin (apologies if I'm remembering his name incorrectly - quickly glanced at the name tags) was phenomenal!
Service: 5
Jean H.
Japanese fast food inside H-Mart food court. If you set the right expectations, it's pretty tasty and convenient. We tried the large chicken katsu. The chicken wasn't dry, and it was moderately crispy. The curry actually didn't overwhelm the dish as I expected it might. One bite with the combination of rice, crunchy cabbage, and katsu is pretty tasty. I like the differences in texture. The rice was soft and not dry as well. The food came out hot. A little on the salty side. The large felt more like a medium -- we wish there was more food! We waited maybe 5 minutes for takeout Saturday for lunch.
Yum yum Go Go Curry!! We really enjoy our Japanese curry at GoGo Curry! This place is located inside the H-mart store entrance and it's a quick easy dinner. It's an order at the counter kind of place and there is plenty of seating to choose from once you placed your order. They have different sizes for the curry plate. They range from small to extra large. We always get the large which my bf and I think is a good entree size for dinner. When your order is ready they call out your number and you go and pick up your tray of delicious food! This time we ordered a side of gyoza with our chicken and pork curry plates. They have these new paper bowls which are super sturdy and hold the curry pretty well. I really enjoy the extra crispy meat with the nice and savory curry sauce. It's such a yummy treat! The curry plates come with rice which is nicely hidden underneath the delicious curry!
It's salty for my taste. The staff is friendly. Haha, there is a sign next to the TV with a number on it, but the number doesn't appear because it's not working. !
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Hidden within the Hmart cafeteria, it's one of my favorite spots for chicken katsu with curry. Go Go Curry is actually a very wide spread chain in Japan similar to CoCo's Curry House. Go Go's curry is addicting and delicious. The katsu is always cooked perfectly crispy. Throw in some shredded cheese and you got some of the best Japanese comfort food in the area. Did I mention you can buy their curry in bulk there too?Go Go Curry needs to open more locations around the area honestly. They are so good!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Katsu Curry
One of several stalls in the food court of Hmart, Go Go Curry is a quick fix for those craving Japanese style curried rice and panko coated fried goodness. You place an order at the ramen shop to the left, listen as your ticket prints back at the other side, and then take two steps back to wait for your number to be called. Grab your order once called, sit yourself at the endless number of often empty spots at the food court, and dive right in without hesitation. The world is good again as thy Japanese curried rice cravings are fixed. If life was just always this easy…One thing I’ve always found amusing here is their “World Champion Combo”…which I’m sure at one point was a real challenge to complete. But the fried katsus are now close to paper thin and not the thick standard katsu you would receive standard at any other Japanese spot. In essence, the only challenge now is how much rice you can technically put away, which would be relatively easy to do for anyone having grown up in an Asian household - lol. So it really makes me wonder when they say “feeds 4”…(birds?). I was still hungry after one grand slam so ordered another one and finished it. That technically means I finished a world champion combo…which really didn’t take much effort at all.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
One of several stalls in the food court of Hmart, Go Go Curry is a quick fix for those craving Japanese style curried rice and panko coated fried goodness. You place an order at the ramen shop to the left, listen as your ticket prints back at the other side, and then take two steps back to wait for your number to be called. Grab your order once called, sit yourself at the endless number of often empty spots at the food court, and dive right in without hesitation. The world is good again as thy Japanese curried rice cravings are fixed. If life was just always this easy... One thing I've always found amusing here is their "World Champion Combo"...which I'm sure at one point was a real challenge to complete. But the fried katsus are now close to paper thin and not the thick standard katsu you would receive standard at any other Japanese spot. In essence, the only challenge now is how much rice you can technically put away, which would be relatively easy to do for anyone having grown up in an Asian household - lol. So it really makes me wonder when they say "feeds 4"...(birds?). I was still hungry after one grand slam so ordered another one and finished it. That technically means I finished a world champion combo...which really didn't take much effort at all.
So I still love the food every time I come here, but certain things I find frustrating. 1) number ready displays have been broken for years? So I have no idea when it's ready unless I'm at the counter. 2) go go curry's deals and online ordering works at other locations but not this one apparently. So no deals and easy ordering here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Good food loved
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Katsu Curry
Food here is amazing every time, my favorite local curry. usually wait no longer than 10 minutes. Only downside is limited seating and the food court can get a little cramped and crowded at times but you can order your food to and eat it somewhere else.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Katsu Curry, Chicken Katsu
This was a doordash delivery. The food still tastes pretty good. This is the world champion curry, serves 4. There were 4 katsu patties sliced up, some eggs and sausages and fried shrimp. There was ample rice and curry in each plate. I've had this at the restaurant and I don't feel like I've missed out on much in the flavor and experience (other than everything coming on one gigantic plate). This was pretty good for delivery!
Recently returned from a Japanese vacation where I went to a Go Go Curry in a train station and loved it. I was so excited to learn that they have a location in Cambridge. It was just as good as the Japanese location. I had the pork katsu, yum. Same crispy panko coating on the meat with the yummy drizzle of japanese curry over rice with the side of cabbage. I'll be going back again.
Restaurantji Recommends
This is a Japanese chain that serves, you guessed it, all things curry! It is located inside the H-mart in Cambridge and shares dining tables with the surrounding food court restaurants. They have a plastic display of their food items by the counter so you know what to expect before you order. Their menu includes fish katsu, sausage, vegetable tempura, shrimp tempura, or their most popular katsu curry. The first time I came here, I shared the World Champion dish with a group of friends. This dish is HUGE and includes 4 pieces of katsu, 4 sausages, 2 tempura shrimp, and 2 eggs over a bed of rice. I recommend this in a group of 3 or more people. By myself, I've ordered the medium chicken katsu Curry with white Rice which is very filling and a huge portion that I could barely finish. The curry is very flavorful and a bit on the salty side which I like. Their katsu is fried perfectly and not overdone or dry. This is my to go spot when I shop at the Cambridge H-mart.
For what it is, which is a kiosk-style fast-food joint, it is tasty, if perhaps a tad pricey, but within reason for the specialty foods served.I had the pork katsu with 5 gyoza. I actually really like the cabbage with the curry sauce. The katsu is super crispy and the meat still much and tender. The gyoza were deep-fried and so had crispy bits, but were tender and nicely cooked throughout. Overall, with a Mellon drink, it was a very tasty meal....even tastier with confections from the bakery in the same shared dining area, but that's an entirely other review.VERDICT: What I got was yummy.Vegetarian options: They exist.
It was good. The curry was a little artificial tasting and the color was off. Crunchy katsu and convenient ordering, it was on the pricey side, but i think the portions were pretty good. You can get different combos but we got the classic pork and chicken katsu options. Located in a food court in hmart
I was so happy to see all the improvements this location has made since my last few visits in 2022 (which were very good to begin with) during my most recent visit this month! I ordered takeout and the food was prepared super promptly, the new to-go box is very well-designed and cute, and the service provided by staff member Darwin (apologies if I'm remembering his name incorrectly - quickly glanced at the name tags) was phenomenal!
Service: 5
Japanese fast food inside H-Mart food court. If you set the right expectations, it's pretty tasty and convenient. We tried the large chicken katsu. The chicken wasn't dry, and it was moderately crispy. The curry actually didn't overwhelm the dish as I expected it might. One bite with the combination of rice, crunchy cabbage, and katsu is pretty tasty. I like the differences in texture. The rice was soft and not dry as well. The food came out hot. A little on the salty side. The large felt more like a medium -- we wish there was more food! We waited maybe 5 minutes for takeout Saturday for lunch.