Ordered the katsu curry. You can choose spicy or mild. Even the spicy one is an easy-to-eat level of heat. It's not very spicy, so it seems like even kids could eat it. You order and pay first at the register connected to the kitchen.

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Katsu curry (880 yen) spicy Large rice (100 yen) The cheese topping is 130 yen, but I used a coupon from the Kintetsu Fan app. Delicious (^-^) It's a shame it's only open 6 hours on weekdays, a style that completely throws away the advantage of being inside the station (lol) If the timing works for you, give it a try~(^o^)

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22/08/04 It's basically a different shop now, so I deleted my old post. Weekly curry 680 yen Three spice levels: mild, medium, hot At lunchtime, a small dish (pasta salad, etc.) and coffee come as a free extra. Outstanding value for money. However, the weekly curry roux seems different from the roux on the regular menu. When I want that sweet, fruity curry, maybe the omelette curry? I used to go about once a month, but now I go once or twice a week. That's how much it's been reborn as a different shop.

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Had the katsu curry! The pork cutlet was thick, crispy and juicy, the roux had that European-style fruity sweetness I like, and you can add as much spice as you want for free! 750 yen for this is way too reasonable. I want to go again, it's a bit far from home, but I want to go again!

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On a business trip, at Yaenosato Station where I stopped, it happened to catch my eye and I went in on my lunch break. It's nice that it isn't crowded. Free coffee is a blessing. You can also help yourself to as much rakkyo and pickles as you like. If you fill out a survey, you even get a free cheese topping on the spot. You can choose mild or spicy roux, and I went spicy. A flavor I like, where the heat chases after the sweetness of the secret ingredient? The cutlet was freshly fried and crispy!