If you're craving authentic Japanese katsu curry in Hawaii, Go! Go! Curry in Waikiki is the place to go!!Located inside the Mitsuwa Marketplace at the International Market Place, this spot brings the bold, savory flavors. The portions are generous, the prices are fair, and the service is quick and friendly. The space is clean and casual, perfect for a quick bite between beach strolls or shopping. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Japanese curry, this spot delivers comfort food at its finest. read more

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Such a different and rich curry than I'm used to. It almost taste like a bbq sauce. I'm used to curry house. I didn't hate it, it hit the spot for my curry craving. The pork and chicken katsu were both so juicy and the panko so light and crispy! Service was quick and it's in a nice small food Court inside of mitsuwa in Waikiki. read more

Go Go Curry - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Great restaurant in the small food court area in the rear of the Mitsuwa marketplace in Royal Hawaiian shopping center. The chicken and pork was tasty and fresh and that thick gravy like sauce was the chef's kiss. Service was fast and efficient. read more

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Oh my gosh! This place has delicious food! It's upstairs in the Mitsuwa Market. The curry is so rich and delicious, portions are generous and the price is fair. My friend and I split the pork katsu curry plate. You get to pick how much rice you want with it. We picked one scoop. The katsu was juicy and tender on the inside and had a perfect crunchy coating on the outside. We ordered a little cup of homemade Rakkyo peeled yuzu, which seemed a little pricey at $3.00 for maybe an ounce. It was a small cut up shallot that had been marinated in yuzu and probably a little sugar. The tartness was the perfect accompaniment to the rich curry and fried pork. It was absolutely delicious! Please build one in San Diego! read more

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Excellent katsu curry! Surprised this place isn't packed. We were within walking distance so we walked over for our first dinner in Waikiki. I got the double katsu curry ($19). Katsu was nice a crispy and not oily. Curry had a nice kick to it. Highly recommend this place if you are craving curry. read more

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Got the Go Go Home Run Plate to go go from Go Go Curry in Mitsuwa Market's food court...on Kuhio Avenue, at the International Marketplace Home Run...because it's nearing the home stretch for MLB and my Red Sox look pretty good. It consists of pork or chicken katsu, Arabiki sausage, shrimp katsu ( which I swapped out for a second sausage ) and a whole boiled egg; all covered with enough BBC - Big Brown Curry from Kanazawa- but with an extra order of curry it is now smothered. Best curry in Oahu. It came out to just under $25 but for Waikiki and the portion - I was hungry - it was worth it. Go Go Curry and their BBC. Chee hoo. read more

Go Go Curry - Home run plate from Go Go Curry. - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

When you are missing Japanese curry, then come here. It's located within Mitsuwa market place in The International Market Place. They validate as long as you spend $25 - which is why I got the grandslam. They offer 15% off for Kamaaina. It's a nice little spot and there are tables for you to eat. The girl who took our orders was very fast and the food came out fast as well. Although not completely authentic, I still prefer this rich savory curry over curry house. The grand slam came with chicken and pork tonkatsu, sausage, boiled egg and shrimp tempura. I think it was a great value for the price and the taste was great. It does have a little kick. I think the one thing that is missing are the pickled radish. However, I'd still go back. read more

Go Go Curry - Grand Slam - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

The pork katsu was delicious. Their Kanazawa style curry is darker than usual. I'd get this again if I was at Mitsuwa.

Came with some friend to check this place out, they validate your parking if you spend $25 or more. First hour is free, second hour is $3. Food is pricey, however they give a good amount. You're able to make your own combo plate by adding different sides so that was a plus. Cashier was quick and friendly. Drinks you're able to buy from the store go go curry is located in. read more

Go Go Curry - Chicken katsu, pork cutlet special - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Located in the food court of Mitsuwa Marketplace on the 2nd floor of the International Market Place near the Target is this location of Go! Go! Curry! There's plenty of seating, the menu is straightforward there either chicken or pork katsu, you also can have no protein if you'd like. I got the Home Run which comes with a shrimp tempura, a sliced boiled egg, and a link of sausage. The service was great, swift and polite. Accordingly to the signage they've been in Japan for +20 years, and it takes over 55 hours to make their curry. I was lucky enough to try this franchise during a YEE a few years ago before the pandemic, sadly the Houston location is now closed. I am happy to say my experience here was just as good as it was a few years ago. The chicken katsu is so crisp, light, the chicken is pounded thin and the curry sauce has a slight spice, rich, and very well balanced. I like how the cabbage provides a fresh and crunchy contrast to the meal. The sausage link was rich, slightly smokey and the egg rounded out the meal. The shrimp tempura was so crisp, they definitely know how to do tempura here. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and hope to find something similar back home. read more

Go Go Curry - Home Run - Chicken Katsu - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

We dropped by GGC for an early dinner. GGC is inside Mitsuwa in IMP, has been in business for 20 yrs (orig in Japan), and has 100 locations worldwide. I believe they cook the sauce for 5 hrs, then after it cools they refrigerate it for 55 hours to intensify the flavor. I ordered the medium sig pork katsu. Size refers to the amount of rice, not the amount of meat. However, you can get combo chicken/pork katsu, or either katsu w/ sausage & egg, if you want more protein. The katsu was nicely fried and the meat was tender. The sauce is very strong and brown in color vs the golden color we are used to in the US. The sauce is a tad spicy and a bit tart from the ginger: I really like the sauce. GGC is one of two restaurants in the food court. Both serve beer. There are also dedicated restrooms for customers only. The service was friendly & fast. You order at the counter, and your number is called when your food is ready. GGC is a great casual option in overpriced, and often mediocre Waikīkī. But I am glad more tourists don't know about it. read more

Go Go Curry - Pork Katsu (Medium - $14.99) very good - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Maybe I set my hopes up too high but eating at Go Go Curry felt underwhelming to say the least. I think the pork katsu and the curry tasted decent... but there are plenty of other establishments on island that have better-tasting curry and pork katsu. I can't put my finger on what's lacking but it doesn't feel as satisfying to eat. Maybe it was a combination of the breading not being as crispy as I'd like and the curry not having that umami taste. I got my order fairly quick - about a 10 min. wait, and ate inside the food court. I do wish that Mitsuwa Marketplace cleaned the chairs in the food court more often because all of the chairs were visibly dirty. Key notes: Go Go Curry does not accept cash, card only. You'll need a code to enter into the bathrooms. read more

Go Go Curry - Small pork katsu curry ($13.95 as of 4/2025) with an added egg - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Nice Japanese curry spot located at the back of the Mitsuwa Marketplace grocery store on the second floor of International Marketplace in Waikiki. I love getting the katsu curry here! The food is made fresh and is really good! And the best part? The prices are reasonable especially for Waikiki! I always stop by here for lunch at least once when I'm in town. Highly recommended! read more

Go Go Curry - Regular katsu curry - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

GO GO CURRY located at 2330 Kalākaua Avenue, Suite 250 Honolulu, Hawaii 96815-2953 World Champion $46.95 plus tax 2 Pork Katsu + 2 Chicken Katsu 4 Sausages, 2 Shrimp Tempura on a bed of shredded cabbage & 2 Boiled Eggs This dish was delicious! Everything was perfectly cooked. Feeds two hungry people. There are tables to sit there to dine. The wait was not long for food. read more

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Go go curry is inside of Mitsuwa market in the international market place in Waikiki. The curry is dark in color and very flavorful. For curry loving folks like me, you're in luck! You can order side curry! There are different types of protein you can order such as tempura, chicken cutlet, pork tonkastu, side egg, and side mini sausage. My friend and I tried the super big curry meal with the 4 cutlets on it just for fun. It was a great value for $40ish and we brought the leftovers home. Service is prompt and quick. Just be sure to listen for your number. You have to carry your own food to an available table after placing your order at the cash register. Parking can be a challenge due to the $25 spending fee to receive validation. Happy eating and yelping folks! read more

Go Go Curry - Pork katsu Large take out - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

This popular chain opened up in Mitsuwa taking over the Kanazawa curry spot. The curry was really good but I miss the old spot. The curry flavor is about the same, and it's really rich in flavor if you haven't had it before. It just has a hint of spice to it too. The pork katsu is very thin, which can be good depending on your preference, but I would've like a slightly thicker cut. The eggs look like halves but are really sliced up. Overall it was really good and I would get it again, but I do miss the old place. And don't forget that you need to spend $25 to get validated parking (can be combined with other purchases in Mitsuwa). read more

Go Go Curry - Home run curry with pork katsu - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

***4.5 STARS*** I've seen many pop ups at Mitsuwa Marketplace where popular establishments would occupy stalls here. The current buzz is Go Go Curry (GGC), a popular Japanese curry chain that started in 2003 and has expanded to 70 locations throughout Japan and has multiple US locations (New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Texas). They started at Mitsuwa on September 20, 2024. GGC got its name from popular Japanese baseball players Hideki Matsui, who hails from Ishikawa Prefecture and played professional baseball for Yomiuri Giants and New York Yankees where his jersey number was "55", which is "go go" in Japanese. The founder of GGC is Hirokazu Miyamori, another Ishikawa Prefecture native where he was huge fan of Hideki Matsui. GGC boasts its 55 steps of preparation, 5 hours of cooking and marinate for another 55 hours. This results in a dark, rich, unique black colored curry. It's served over Japanese premium Koshihari rice and paired with your choice of toppings. My family and I really wanted to try GGC but it's difficult for us to sync our hectic schedules. I was recently touched where favorite niece and favorite nephew by default wanted to dine together with me at GGC so I made the effort to change my schedule just so we could trek over to Waikiki for dinner last night. To be frank I'm not a fan of katsu curry as I see it at my part time job all the time but GGC's black appearance really got my attention. I was planning of getting your standard curry but family were interested in trying the World Champion (2 chicken katsu 2 tonkatsu 4 sausage 2 shrimp 2 egg). There's 5 of us and I didn't think was enough so I added a whole bunch of toppings and extras to ensure there was a sufficient volume. I decided to ask the staff how large the sides are (i.e. curry sauce, fukujinzuke) to properly order for my family. The next thing I knew, I ordered sides that equaled the dollar amount of the World Champion. I have no self control. LOL... While waiting for our food, we sat down and noticed Taiga Ramen, where I began studying their menu and ordered more food. Family noticed the World Champion placed on the counter so I stood up and made my way back to GGC. Shortly after I saw the staff with a tray of metal plates, utensils and the sides that I ordered. We took our food back and after snapping a few photos it was finally time to dig in. THE VERDICT: I've never had GGC previously so I didn't know what to expect. Indeed, the dark colored curry is rich and packed with flavor. It paired nicely with the Koshihikari rice. I was mixed on their sides. They were made to order as the protein was temperature hot. However, I wasn't a fan of the chicken katsu and tonkatsu as they were thin and lacked substance. The fried shrimp was probably the best topping for me. The boiled eggs were fully cooked and soft but I would have preferred jammy eggs. Getting extra curry sauce was the right thing to do as we found ourselves dunking the protein in the curry sauce and adding more curry sauce on the rice. The counter staff was friendly and patient as she answered all of our questions. We were given extra plates and utensils without asking for them. Overall, an above average experience at GGC where I'd be game for a return visit. The food quality exceeded my expectations and had a wonderful evening with my family in Waikiki. NOTE: Validation provided for 1 hour only. It's $2 per 30min thereafter at IMP. read more

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I have eaten at Go Go Curry in New York so I was happy to see they opened a location here. The only downside is being located in Waikiki which is why I did not come sooner. They opened inside of Mitsuwa Marketplace. I did not know that International Marketplace changed their parking policy so to get the first hour free you have to spend $25 or more to get your ticket validated. To help meet the $25 goal I got the Home Run combo. It included katsu, an egg, sausage and a single shrimp tempura. Unfortunately you have to pay for fukujinzuke (pickled vegetables) so I got a side of that. The side was a big portion though so I took the leftover amount home! The tonkatsu (pork) was cool perfectly being crunchy outside and the meat was moist inside. It was on the thinner side so it may not be as filling as it looks. The curry had a deeper and richer taste than your usual Japanese curry. The sausage was fatty and oily like a breakfast sausage. I could have skipped that. The shrimp tempura was good which included a dab of tartar sauce. I forgot to say the plate also came with shredded cabbage. There are a decent amount of tables though they share space with other food stalls so I can see them filling up during peak times. read more

Go Go Curry - Home Run combo with side of fukujinzuke - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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What a hidden gem in the marketplace. My husband and I shared the Katsu Curry and added an extra rice. The pork was tender, and the sauce curry just hits the spot! Wow, flavorful, and so good. I'm still thinking about how good the curry was. Note: I thought the sauce did have a spice kick *I have a low spice tolerance* read more

Go Go Curry - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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Came here on their grand opening and was excited to try this spot since I heard this spot is pretty popular in Japan. Located inside mitsuwa market within the international market place, this place is a hidden gem. Got the curry in less than 10 minutes and was pleasantly surprised with the food being delicious even though it came out quick. I ordered the tonkatsu curry and added a shrimps the tonkatsu was the perfect ratio of lean and fat and was evenly breaded. The curry was packed with flavor and the perfect spice level. The only thing I would say is that the pricing is steep for the amount of food you get. Other than that this place is delicious. read more

Go Go Curry - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

No go Go Go, go Coco. This was not a hit for us. The curry sauce is different than I'm used to, not bad, but not my favorite. It's got a really really dark color. But it tastes kind of like chili powder? I wish I realized the katsu sauce was going right on top of the katsu - I wasn't feeling the mix of sweet katsu sauce mixed with the savory curry. In the pictures there are fukujinzuke (red daikon pickles) and the menu says "extra fukujinzuke", but apparently it's not included at all to begin with? Katsu is tender, but kinda small. Pricey overall for what you get. The bigger sizes only change the size of your rice, not the meat or anything. Cabbage is cabbage. Parking is the same as anywhere else in Int'l marketplace - spend $25 to get 1 hr free. Kind of a bummer for locals. I think you're better off at the other big curry chain. Katsu is better, curry sauce is better (to me), pickles are self serve on the table. Go Go's service was fast though, so you could make it in/out in an hour for free parking. read more

Go Go Curry - chicken katsu curry - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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This is probably my third or fifth time coming here and MY GOD THIS PLACE HAS A HOLD ON ME!! Their authentic dark Japanese curry is so delicious and I have never had anything like it. The katsu is always perfectly cooked and tender with an extra crispy exterior. I'm perfectly fine with just the cabbage but they have options for tempura, sausage and other side that go well with your plate. They do take out or you can eat in. Just need to order at the counter and wait for your food. The service here is always amazing. They are very helpful and kind. I usually come on the weekdays and it's a little more quiet but on the weekend I would expect a busier crowd as there is a limited amount of tables and chairs. They are located on the second floor of international. If you take the elevator next to target it will be an immediate right and you can't miss it. Took all my friends here and they too are absolutely blown away. read more

Go Go Curry - Double katsu Curry (chicken and Pork) - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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Curry has a nice deep richness, the Katsu was juicy and the batter held on very well. Rice quality was good, no complaints about the food. Service was quick and when I asked about parking validation she said it was with $25 purchase, my order with tax was just under $22 but my friend was about to order after me so she gave me my validation without giving me a hard time about it. Tables were clean in the food court area but it was a bit noisy and crowded, we were still able to get a large table for my party of 7. read more

Go Go Curry - HOME RUN - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Authentic curry from Japan taste good...great service quick turn around when you order...good atmosphere lots of seating.... read more

Go Go Curry - Pork katsu curry and chicken katsu curry Pork is a small size and the chicken is a regular size - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Parking. It's in the international marketplace so you have to spend $25 dollars minimum to park in the structure. Service. There is a person to take your order and they only take credit card. Food. I felt like the portion was really small and not worth the price. The spices over powered the curry. Overall, I would not recommend this place. read more

Go Go Curry - Chicken Katsu Curry med size - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

New place in the back of Mitsuwa Marketplace, this curry place is great for a quick bite for lunch. Their curry is very popular in Japan and different from anything I've had before. The food comes out very quickly and there is a lot of seating. They share the space with Ramen Taiga. It's not the cheapest plate of curry, but the taste is worth it. There are plenty of topping options, and a to-go pint of curry to take home. read more

Go Go Curry - Store front - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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What a surprising find to eat on the first day in Hawaii after checking in to our hotel! The curry lives up to the amount of positive reviews and I would recommend anyone who dislikes curry to try this one. The service was also really great with the greeting and ordering. This specific one is located inside the International Market Place on the second floor inside a store (if that makes sense) in the back. Such a hole in the wall find! Definitely recommend over and over again. read more

Go Go Curry - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

It was a decent curry, with reasonable portions sizes. It was a bummer that the upgrade only gives you extra rice rather than more of everything. read more

Go Go Curry - Curry rice - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

This establishment took over the Kanazawa Curry spot and is located at the corner of Mitsuwa Marketplace. I've actually ate here before but never left a review. Anyway, they specialize in curry and toppings are extra. Unless you're ordering the massive $30+ dishes like the Grand Slam and the Champion, there's an option to have pork katsu or chicken katsu. The serving sizes range from small to extra large but I think that only applies to the single curries. On top of that, increasing the size ONLY APPLIES TO THE RICE. The small starts at $13.95 which is a bit cheaper than the previous place and then it's a dollar more for the medium. I've always order the medium as it is the perfect portion size. The food is made to order and comes out nice and hot. The chicken katsu is crunchy and fresh already drenched in to katsu sauce. I liked to enjoy my entire meal when I'm dining in so that I can savor the crunchiness and spiciness of the curry sauce. The first time I went the curry sauce was thick and had a tolerable spice level but this time I felt like the spice was a bit excessive. I still ate the whole thing. Service was quick and easy. Only credit card payments are accepted though and remember to purchase a beverage at the store first BEFORE ordering food. read more

Go Go Curry - Medium chicken katsu curry. - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

I loved go go curry when we went to Japan so I was excited when I heard they had a location here. We went for lunch and ordered the home run. It came out pretty quick. The curry was more spicy than I remember and it didn't taste as hot in temperature as I remember it. I like when the food is really hot. There's seating for the couple of the food stands there. read more

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This is authentic Japanese curry served in the back of a specialty grocery store in a nondescript shopping mall. What more could you possibly want? read more

A couple of weeks ago, we watched an episode of Hawaii News Now's Cheap Eat that featured the Go! Go! Curry! food stall that opened at the Mitsuwa Marketplace Waikīkī in the International Marketplace. As the Cheap Eats hosts described this food stall's Japanese curry rice or karē raisu dishes, I was reminded of one of our lunch meals during one of our free tour days in Tokyo, preceding our April cruise. We tagged along with friends who also signed up for the same cruise to seek out a particular bookstore and coffeeshop. Our friends, who have frequently visited Japan, were familiar with the train system and assured us they'd guide us from the Shinguku Station into the Jinbōchō neighborhood. We knew nothing about the Jinbōchō or Jimbōchō area so we just followed our friends into several bookstores and admiring the cutting-edge art and architectural designs while my stomach growled at seeing many coffee shops and curry (Japanese and Indian) restaurants. It was my understanding that Japanese-style curry was developed or reinvented after the British brought their Westernized version of curry from India hence the Japanese call it "yōshoku" cuisine. We ended eating at Kitchen Nankai and I was surprised to see the cooks ladling black colored curry instead of the familiar turmeric yellow onto our plates. The sweet yet spicy dark curry was delicious and so different from the typical Japanese curry products that are packaged in blocks or powder form. Oops, sorry, I digressed. Anyway, after watching Cheap Eats, we rushed to the Mitsuwa Marketplace to enjoy the karē raisu that we've become familiar with during our visit to Japan. This vendor calls out their Kanazawa-style curry components as "3C Magic" or its original curry, deep-fried cutlet (pork or chicken), and a chiffonade (finely-cut or shredded) cabbage. We ordered Go! Go! Curry's HOME RUN combination platters of karē raisu that were plated with a mound of shredded cabbage, premium Japanese rice, and topped with a crisp breaded pork cutlet (tonkatsu) or chicken cutlet (torikatsu) in a pool of black of roux, not cornstarch, thickened sauce, one sausage, one deep-fried shrimp, and a hard-cooked egg for $18.95/plate. The dark black lagoon of fruity and mildly spicy Kanazawa-style curry brought back wonderful memories of Tokyu. The breading of the cutlets and shrimp was perfection as crust was evenly golden browned and crunchy or crisp while the pork cutlet (which I ate) and chicken cutlet (my husband's choice) were still tender and juicy. The service was pleasant, although not particularly friendly or engaging, as others before us in line questioned the counter help. However, we think they'll get friendlier while maintaining their attentiveness and professionalism. The food came out of the kitchen hot and fresh within 12 to 15 minutes after ordering. read more

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The first thing I noticed about Go Go Curry is how dark in color the curry sauce is. This curry restaurant chain, originates from Kanazawa, Japan. You can find their newest location in the back of the Mitsuwa Marketplace. Go Go boasts their curry sauce stews for 5 hours, then matures for 55 hours to achieve their rich flavor. Choose from fried pork or chicken katsu, and you can add-on boiled egg, sausage, and shrimp tempura. Plates come with rice and shredded cabbage and there is food court open seating available to eat in. read more

Go Go Curry - Storefront - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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This used to be "Kanazawa curry" and it used to be my favorite. I'm not sure what happened once they got the licensing to use the Go Go Curry name, but the curry isn't as good, which should be the shining star of this show. Parking is in International Marketplace. You need to spend over $25 and even then you only get a limited time for validated parking. Location: inside Mitsuwa Market 2nd floor Portions: are Japanese sized. If you get XL you only get more curry and rice, not more protein. And who needs more carbs, not me. The front end staff is the same as before but the kitchen messed around with the recipe, the curry looks darker and the taste isn't as deep as before. Maybe they don't use the wagyu beef in the curry like they used to, I'm not sure but I'm so sad. If you liked Kanazawa Curry, this isn't the same. I hope they find the right recipe again soon, I used to dream about this curry, not anymore. read more

Went to check out Go Go Curry and ordered the regular Tonkatsu Curry plate it came out relatively quick although had to go to the Market side for a drink. The girl at the counter basically didn't say a word but at least looked pleasant. The Tonkatsu was sliced thinly and although tasty with the slightly spicy curry sauce was a little less than some places I've been to in Japan, I would have to say the highlight was the Curry sauce which was dark and thick with a bit of spiciness the tonkatsu was soft mostly because it was thinly sliced thinner than many places I've been to both here and in Japan. For the price though I think you could get a better deal somewhere else, although it was nice to try their Tonkatsu curry. read more

Go Go Curry - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

My sis and I both ordered the regular pork katsu curries which came with a bed of rice and some shredded cabbage. The curry was rich and flavorful while the pork katsu was crispy and light. We both scarfed down our plates but that may also be from our long morning at the beach (; Overall this place is pretty solid and I would come back again! The service was pretty quick and seating wasn't hard to find during lunch time. This place is located towards the back of Mitsuwa past the gashapon machines~ Parking is abundant at the International Marketplace garage but be wary of the $25 purchase minumum to validate your ticket! read more

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Go go curry can be found in Mitsuwa at the international Marketplace. Keep walking in the back of the store and you will find Go go Curry. The katsu itself was pretty good, it was light and crispy, but the curry sauce had a little spice. I have never seen curry dark. I thought it was ok, but not something I would eat all the time. The service was good and there was a few tables to have your food for dine in. read more

Super delicious curry and katsu but I was expecting much more food when buying an x-large. I think the only thing that changed when buying an XL was the portion of rice. I was still hungry after my meal tbh. There was only one small portion of katsu that felt like it was for a small size. I really did like the flavor though. The curry was surprisingly a little bit spicy which I loved. Service was great and the place was clean. read more

Go Go Curry - X Large Curry - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Pros: Good service. Neat and clean dinning area. Food was good. Price seemed fair for food quality and portion size. Cons: None read more

Go Go Curry - Menu - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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I was in Tokyo last month and noticed a few Go Go Curry around, but unfortunately didn't have the chance to try it. To our surprise, Go Go Curry just recently opened up inside of Mitsuwa Marketplace in Waikiki! I tried the Grand Slam and it did not disappoint! The Grand Slam is a hearty plate that comes with a generous portion of rice, a perfectly fried pork katsu, chicken katsu, sausage, boiled egg, and shrimp tempura, all topped with their signature rich and savory curry sauce. The curry itself was thick, flavorful, and had just the right amount of spice to complement the crispy fried items. Each component of the dish was delicious on its own, but combined, it created a satisfying and filling meal. The katsu was fried crispy on the outside yet tender on the inside. The sausage added a different texture and flavor to the mix, and the boiled egg was a nice touch, absorbing the curry sauce beautifully. What really stood out was how well all the different elements worked together with that deep, almost gravy like curry sauce. Go Go Curry's Grand Slam was amazing! The portions were generous, and it was definitely a comfort food dish that hit the spot. If you're in the mood for some hearty, flavorful Japanese curry with a mix of tasty fried toppings, l'd highly recommend giving Go Go Curry a try! read more

Go Go Curry - The World Champion - Japanese Curry Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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