I've been waiting/hoping for Coco Ichibanya to open in London ever since I was first introduced to the chain in Japan almost a decade ago. For those who are unfamiliar, Coco Ichibanya is the largest curry chain in Japan, serving a huge variety of curry...More

This is not an everyday Japanese restaurant where one can have fancy sushi dishes or hot ramen. On the contrary, the place is famous for serving kare raisu - curry rice dishes. Here, diners can customise the spiciness and sweetness of the dish, and the...More

This restaurant I feel like it is a mixer of Japanese and Indian curry together, the price is affordable. Staffs are really friendly, service was quick as well. Pretty sad that we went on a rainy day (super cold as well) and there was super...More

Surely the best Japanese curry I have tried so far. I definitely will go back soon. Service was quick and the staff helpful and thorough : I had to double check for peanuts in the curry paste as I know some do have it... although...More

So happy to have this in London now - one of my go-tos in Japan. The flavours are almost exactly the same as in Tokyo (unfortunately at about 2x the price), so well worth a visit.

I have been in search for the best Katsu Curry for some time now. It's hard to find an authentic Japanese Curry in London, BUT, my prayers have been answered. This Japanese chain has finally opened in London. The menu works on a 3 (4)...More

CoCo Ichi is the most famous curry chain in Japan. Hong Kong, Vietnam, Hawaii and the USA seem to love it as well. Why? I really wanted to know what this fuss was all about. The formula is easy: choose a curry (meat, fish, vegetables,...More