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Authentic Japanese Katsu Curry served over sushi quality premium rice with side of shredded cabbage, all topped with a Pork, Chicken, Fish or Tofu Katsu – a crispy, deep-fried cutlet made to order! We have vegetarian option with vegetarian curry with the choice of Tofu katsu and Vegetable tempura available!
Compact eatery serving Japanese curry dishes, including chicken, shrimp & sausage options.
Address and Contact Information
Address: H Mart, 581 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139
Phone: (617) 876-5555
Website: http://www.gogocurryamerica.com/
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Reviews
Jin Feng Lim
I ate the Go Go Katsudon. I did not like the sauce. It was too artificial, salty and diluted in flavour. The egg was too crisp, spongy and overcooked. The katsu chicken was okay. Perhaps the dish was just not to my liking 🙁
… more배유겸
The food was really really good. The rice was the perfect texture for a katsudon and the katsu was also really good. There was an egg/omelette in between the rice and katsu and it was cooked good and just melted in my mouth. I would recommend this place if you are looking to buy a quick meal at a restaurant.
… moreGloria Ha
The curry here is quite tasty, and the meat is freshly fried. It was a bit oily for me, but hit the spot otherwise.
… moreAllison
It’s a darker curry (kind of sauce-like?) but the katsu was yummy and crispy and warm and tasty . The pieces were cut more bitesized but they do the job nonetheless. The cabbage was nice (crunchy). Portion sizes may not be accurate to the display case but the medium was filling enough. There is ample seating in the food court. Efficient service . Also you order at a single kiosk for both ramen and curry shops.
… morecaroline
Crispy katsu paired with delicious curry = happy stomach.
Katsu breading is crunchy, flaky, and seasoned well. Shrimp tempura was the same but a bit greasy. The curry had great flavor and a bit of a kick, which perfectly enhances the flavors of all the other elements on the plate. Sausage had the crunch and was super juicy. Slaw was a good break from all the flavors and fried food.
The curry dish was a great meal overall.
Unlike many of the other reviews, I think this place is pretty solid (I’ve only been here a couple times as of this review). The prices are pretty good and the meal is satisfying and tasty. I call that a win in my books. The food also comes out relatively quick (depending on the traffic) and the seating area is decently clean.
Keep in mind, the Go Go Curry is in Hmart, so it’s not necessarily the place you take someone visiting the area. But it definitely is a great spot for a quick lunch or dinner if you’re nearby.
… moreKatsu breading is crunchy, flaky, and seasoned well. Shrimp tempura was the same but a bit greasy. The curry had great flavor and a bit of a kick, which perfectly enhances the flavors of all the other elements on the plate. Sausage had the crunch and was super juicy. Slaw was a good break from all the flavors and fried food.
The curry dish was a great meal overall.
Unlike many of the other reviews, I think this place is pretty solid (I’ve only been here a couple times as of this review). The prices are pretty good and the meal is satisfying and tasty. I call that a win in my books. The food also comes out relatively quick (depending on the traffic) and the seating area is decently clean.
Keep in mind, the Go Go Curry is in Hmart, so it’s not necessarily the place you take someone visiting the area. But it definitely is a great spot for a quick lunch or dinner if you’re nearby.
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.
… moreI 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.
Mazzy M
I had this in Japan the first time and I can say… this tastes just as good.
… moreJea Kim
Decent Japanese katsu and curry chain located inside Hmart.
Recently got a takeout of their grand slam curry. I liked how they offered a wide variety in one menu, and it was perfect for indecisive people like myself. The combination of pork and chicken katsu, shrimp tempura, and sausages was well sorted, and the portion was huge for the price.
I grew up eating a lot of Japanese katsu and curry, and this was unfortunately on the lower quality side. Curry wasn’t so flattering, meat portions of the katsu were too thin, and the cabbage salad had a coarse texture which I never experienced. However, with a lack of good Japanese food options in Cambridge, this place is still a decent option if you’re craving for some katsu and curry.
… moreRecently got a takeout of their grand slam curry. I liked how they offered a wide variety in one menu, and it was perfect for indecisive people like myself. The combination of pork and chicken katsu, shrimp tempura, and sausages was well sorted, and the portion was huge for the price.
I grew up eating a lot of Japanese katsu and curry, and this was unfortunately on the lower quality side. Curry wasn’t so flattering, meat portions of the katsu were too thin, and the cabbage salad had a coarse texture which I never experienced. However, with a lack of good Japanese food options in Cambridge, this place is still a decent option if you’re craving for some katsu and curry.
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.
… moreOne 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.
Kenneth Irons
Experience unique Kanazawa style curry at this authentic location in Hmart! The staff is so wonderful and they do a great job with caring for the food. Having eaten Go Go Curry in Boston, NYC, and Tokyo, I’m happy to say the quality is consistent and definitely worth the trip to try.
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