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Curry Hyuga

4.6 (240 reviews)
Open • 11:30 am - 9:30 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Dogs allowed
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Tonkatsu Curry
Celine T.

So glad there is a Japanese curry spot right here in the Mission! The curry was flavorful and the pork came out so crisp. Service was attentive especially the staff often returning to refill our water. Relatively quiet for a Sat evening with ample seating. Hoping business increases for them soon! Recommend this cozy spot and look forward to coming back .

Curry oysters
Jackson C.

Curry Hyuga specializes in Japanese curry which is sweeter, milder curry compared to something like Indian curry. And unlike Thai curry, it has no coconut milk. It has almost a thick gravy like texture and often is dark brown in color. I've had Japanese curry in Japan as well as around the SF bay area and I would say the japanese curry here is average at best. The texture is a little lumpy to be honest and there isn't a tremendous amount of curry flavor. Today, we ordered a couple of items off the special menu - Kaki Curry (oysters) and Shiso Mentaiko Cream Spaghetti. The Kaki Curry came with six fried oysters, some rice, potato salad, and a dab of sauce for the fried oysters. The fried oysters were fresh and crunchy. Overall, it was satisfying but nothing spectacular. The Shiso Mentaiko Cream Spaghetti is a cream sauce based pasta dish with roe, shiso leaves, and nori seaweed. It's an interesting twist to your popular spaghetti dish so the flavor profiles were interesting. The dish was creamy and the nori and roe brought some unami flavor. Between the two dishes, I enjoyed this one slightly more even those this place is a "curry" spot. Dish comes with a japanese cabbage salad and miso soup which tasted pretty standard.

Corn Potage Soup
Victoria T.

Checked out Curry Hyuga on a weekend night and it wasn't too busy. I love Japanese curry and always trying to find a new place to try. Each table has six different level spices you can try with your curry, i thought level 3 was pretty spicy! The curry is on the thinner side but I liked the katsu and how thick it was and how thin the breading was. I do wish the curry had a little bit more depth to it, but this place had a lot more extras to it! The corn potage was thick and sweet in case you've never had it before! It's a casual eatery that definitely hit my craving!

Chicken Katsu Curry (BAG)
Vira P.

I like how it's labeled as comfort food because that's what it really is. I got the chicken katsu curry, and it was it was like being hugged in a warm blanket. The curry sauce was so savory. The table has a carousel of different spices if you want to amp up the heat, which I did with their level 3 spice (which is powdered habanero I think). I really like that I can customize how spicy I want my curry. As for the chicken, it was crispy and super juicy. A bite of chicken with rice covered with spicy curry was so satisfying. I also enjoyed the side of potato salad, that had a lovely acidity to balance the richness of the curry. I also enjoyed the ambiance inside. It's very clean and I like glow from the wooden panels against the ironwork. And service was great. Our food came out quickly and our glasses were frequently refilled. And the table has a button if you need to flag someone. I would love to come back here to try more off their menu.

Chicken Katsu Curry - BAG ($23.25) - Extra Cabbage, Extra Curry Sauce (70%) more, Spicy +4
Elena N.

Date: Tuesday, January 6th, 2026 Party of: 2 Meal: Late Lunch Delivery Ordered Thru: DoorDash Time Ordered: around 3:15pm Arrived: about an hour later Delivered to: Outer Richmond *Tonkatsu Curry - pork, BAG ($22.25) - Menchi Katsu (1pc), Spicy +3 *Shiso Mentaiko Cream Spaghetti ($18.50) - Corn Potage Upgrade *Chicken Katsu Curry - BAG ($23.25) - Extra Cabbage, Extra Curry Sauce (70%) more, Spicy +4 I was craving Japanese curry. The hubby and I decided to try Curry Hyuga. One thing to note, their curry comes on top of the rice when delivered, so if you do not like white rice and made brown rice at home, you will get less curry than expected. I kinda knew that so I paid for extra curry. We decided to try both the chicken and pork katsu. I'm more of a chicken girl and the hubs is more of a pork guy so that's what we both preferred. The curry was a lil sweet for me. And not spicy enough, so I added more chilis, hot sauce, etc, at home. For the pasta, I found it bland. Needed more sauce. I actually added cream and cheese to the leftover and made it more rich and comforting. I have a go to spot in my neighborhood for curry, but I wanted to try something new. Might just stick to the tried and true next time. REVIEW #3960

Miso
Jenny X.

Came here for a nice catchup with a friend. Good: - Food came out super quickly! - I liked the special noodles -I got a creamy udon and it was so good and it came with soup and salad too. I liked the miso soup a lot but the bowl was pretty small. - The staff were nice and speedy with ordering Bad: - Super casual vibes - The portion sizes are on the smaller side Overall this place is a nice quick food spot, you can get a lot of different food items and I'd try more next time

Karaage Chicken Appetizer
Bethany W.

This is a solid Japanese curry place. The branding and decor inside is nice at this location (although parking is a little tough). Service was fantastic (friendly, quick, & attentive). The pork katsu, oysters, and karaage were all yummy. Portion sizes were decent (I shared this whole meal with my brother). I DO like my Japanese curry a bit thicker though. It was a little too watery and lacked some flavor. I also needed more curry to even out the proportion of rice to meat to curry in the bowl. But overall a solid spot! I'll be trying the Burlingame location soon, which seems cuter haha

Rudy H.

This is a solid place for lunch. It's a Japanese comfort food mostly deep fried in panko and served with Japanese style curry base. Serving is generous and prices are very wallet friendly. Ambiance is casual friendly and corporate. I've had the Tonkatsu set (Teishoku) and a side order of Menchi Katsu. Teishoku set comes with rice, miso soup, small pickles bowl, and soft shredded cabbage drizzled with classic Japanese sesame miso dressing. Overall this lunch was a pretty good value considering the price, the amount of food and even though the pork tonkatsu was a bit dry it was overall still better than most tonkatsu places in San Francisco.

Mentai cream cheese udon
Benjamin N.

All locations of this restaurant are great, but I prefer Burlingames based solely off ambiance. Service was good in both locations Best: Signature Pork Katsu Curry Shiso Mentaiko Cream Spaghetti Mentai Cream Cheese Udon Good: Signature Chicken Katsu Curry Both currys were perfectly tasty and had a perfect amount of rice and curry. Comparing the chicken versus pork katsu, I'd say pork katsu wins with how tender it was I loved the shiso mentaiko spaghetti because its one of my favorite dishes in general and they did a perfect job on it. It was so creamy and included a refreshing side salad and miso soup w/ onion bits. I would order it again and its price point is amazing for how full I was afterward The mentai Cream cheese udon didn't come with a side salad or soup but it was also really tasty and the mentai flavor was also perfect here.

Signature katsu curry (pork)
Erik V.

This is one of my go-to restaurants in the city! I highly recommend their signature katsu curry dish. The katsu is very crispy and juicy. The curry is so flavorful. They have a variety of extra spices for you to put on as well - I recommend their Birds Eye! The staff are all friendly. My group accidentally lost track of time and stayed past closing but the staff were so considerate and kind! The restaurant itself is very cute and good vibes. The last few times I've been there was no wait.

Pork cutlet signature curry
Matty E.

Killer casual Japanese curry in the Mission district. The signature curry bowl was a slam dunk (we tried both the pork cutlet and chicken katsu -- slight preference for the chicken). It was pretty sweet but the table had five different spices to add in, making it easy to get exactly the level of fire you want. The portion was generous and since they don't have a large menu, the food came out quickly. It's a killer spot for a warm homey meal if you need food and you need it STAT.

Chicken Katsu Curry (BAG)
Justina C.

Came here twice, once in April and once in May. I ordered the chicken karaage curry the first time and the chicken katsu curry the second time I was here. I liked the chicken karaage a lot, the chicken was juicy & flavorful. However, the curry itself wasn't very flavorful. The chicken katsu curry was pretty average in my standards. I feel like the rice portion compared to the curry was kinda small too. Food came quickly and service was good! Ample seating inside but the location is not the best area.

Signature Katsu Curry (Chicken Cutlet)
Kyra K.

Kare raisu! Curry has never been fancy; it's always been a simple staple in my household growing up. Warm, comforting, and a filling meal that I'd eat growing up and now often cook for myself and my family. My companion asked if I wanted to try Curry Hyuga. I've always wanted to, so I was all for it! This location is quaint. The companion said it felt a bit out of place for the Mission--a super casual vibe with minimalist decor and seating for pairs or small groups. Service is decent, but you operate using their call button. Whenever you have a request, you click it, and the workers are notified. Companion and I both got the Signature Curry. I got the pork and he got the chicken. The katsu is delicious! Very tender and moist meat with a nice, crunchy breaded exterior. Not too heavy, and the portions were deceiving, as we needed takeout boxes. The curry itself was interesting. Maybe I'm used to what I've grown up with, but their curry was thinner and sweeter. It still had that savory aspect but was a bit saltier and richer than I'd liked. The potato salad and fukujinzuke tasted good! For those who like or are interested in Japanese curry, I suggest visiting Curry Hyuga. This is their only location in the city, located off Valencia Street, with garage parking nearby, and it is also close to public transportation. As a girl who grew up with this, I don't think I have plans to come back, but I'm glad I tried!

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