Curry rice is ubiquitous comfort food throughout Japan, and this shop does it in the style famous in nearby Mojikō: yaki-curry (baked with egg and cheese on top). Favourites include beef, pork or seafood curry, there are vegetable options, and traditionalists can also get non-baked curry. Look for the wood-panelled, faux-brick storefront in the shopping arcade.
Curry Honpo
Fukuoka
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Nearby Fukuoka attractions
1. Hakata Traditional Craft & Design Museum
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3. Hakata Local History Museum
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