Murugi

Old school curry shop in Dogenzaka, sign outside says open in 1951. Roux is on thinner side with some pieces of chicken, but goes very well with the rice. Regular is decently spicy and has a tiny hint of sweetness.

Located up the hill just off of Hyakkendana Street, this Showa style curry shop is worth the short walk from Shibuya Station. I tried the basic curry with a boiled egg topping, which came with a pile of rice molded into the shape of Mt. Fuji. They have beer, which paired nicely with my food. Note that they are open only for lunch.

The quantity is large. It has a similar feel to the Korean kimchi jjigae base. It was quite delicious when I ate it with spicy topping. An old shop where tourists don't usually come. I felt a warm heart like home-cooked curry. If you come expecting authentic Japanese curry, you may be disappointed. A new style of curry that is delicious just by itself

Mulgi curry is a unique Japanese spice curry. The way to serve rice is like Mt. Fuji. The lunch time is very crowded. Many people are ordering a set of egg curry and salad. It was a very delicious curry that became addictive once I ate it.

My 71-year old mum talks a lot about a "very authentic" curry place in Shibuya where her grandma would take her when she was about 4-5 years old, and I was very curious. Finally, we got a chance to visit and not only we loved their curries but the warm and welcoming ambience. It will be now definitely our regular lunch place whenever we are in Shibuya. Regrettably, though, it looks like not for Indian vegetarians. https://www.asksiddhi.in/blog/display/3000

Very delicious with a unique taste. To me, it tasted like a cross between Japanese and Indian curry. Not very spicy but just enough to feel it. I also really enjoy the presentation of the curry, very fun and unique! Got one with cheese and one without the second time, and I didn’t notice much of a difference for ¥100 extra.

Waiter spoke perfect English and was incredibly polite/helpful. The curry was fantastic. Their menu is very small, so unless you're here for the curry or satay chicken, there isn't much to go for (sans their peanut satay salad, which is very tasty, and worth sharing in a group). The curry does not come with any accoutrements; it's just the curry and rice (and a hardboiled egg, if you want), so if you want a fast food style Katsu-curry you should look elsewhere. The curry itself is chicken based. It's traditional, delicious, and filling. Made for an amazing lunch. Will absolutely come back next chance I get.

The curry here is unique and interesting, but super delicious. I enjoyed the egg and chicken curry. The restaurant is small and quaint, and the owners are ridiculously nice and friendly. I highly recommend this place.