This instant curry costs more than restaurant varieties, but we can think of at least one scenario where it’d be money well spent.
instant curry
When choosing what type of Muji instant curry to eat today, the answer we came up with in the SoraKitchen is “All of them.”
You could eat restaurant curry multiple times for the price of this single-serving vacuum pack.
A unique store filled with curries from around the country, featuring unusual local ingredients.
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There’s a lot of great curry inside this machine, but one in particular is really something special.
We’ve had our expectation betrayed by “matcha” foods before, but what happens when we try this instant curry from Kyoto?
That wily shrunken PI always gets to the bottom of things, even while licensing his brand to a line of curry.
Earlier this month our reporter Mr. Sato paid a visit to the northern land of Hokkaido and their Adashiri Prison Museum. There he sampled of their pickles and prison beer but also found a bevy of other souvenirs for the region.
One item in particular stood out among those various trinkets and snacks. Its name is Drift Ice Curry and it was inspired by the tranquil beauty of ice that flows through the Okhotsk Sea from mid-February to early March. It’s a phenomenon that’s you’d probably least expect be depicted in a curry, which is exactly why Mr. Sato had to try it.