CoCo Ichibanya Curry House, mild pork curry (pack of four)

I love the texture and consistency of this curry, it is smooth as velvet and it is very flavorful. I can taste the pork flavor very well. I used it with some roasted potatoes and chicken thighs and it tasted amazing over Jasmine rice. Will buy again 100%

This is pre-made, heat-n-eat curry. I was so thrilled to see CoCo Ichi curry available online, after moving back from Japan. All you need is rice, and meat of choice. I went with Tonkatsu, and gave hubby the full CoCo's experience, right down to homemade cheese garlic naan. Absolutely delicious. Wish it wasn't so pricey, though.

I lived in Japan for 4 years and during that time developed quite the obsession with this curry so I was very pleased to find I can order it online and so I do on a regular basis and it's worth every penny .... though I wouldn't mind if it cost a bit less. Either way I'll likely keep purchasing it as long as it stays a somewhat reasonable price.

Living in Japan for 3 years, this was my guilty pleasure. I love CoCo Curry and I was so glad to find this. The taste isn’t like right from the restaurant, but it’s pretty close. Close enough to satisfy my craving until I get back to San Diego or Hawaii to get my fill. The packages are somewhat small and I could easily hammer two pouches in one meal, but what really threw me off was the price. For 3 pouches of curry at $50, they are very expensive! I don’t see myself buying these regularly, but maybe once a year to scratch the itch. There is not much meat in it and in my opinion, the mild really has no heat. And I usually only go for a level 2 when I’m at CoCo’s. I would recommend this only if you’re really craving CoCo’s and aren’t close to an actual restaurant.

This is the closest I can find to what I had in Okinawa, Japan. It is wonderful

Worth the price iF you've had it before and are looking for that exact flavor. Shoppers just looking for good brown curry should go elsewhere. Work has taken me to Japan, and I fell in love with dropping by coco#1 during lunch (even bought a branded spoon). I've tried to recreate the flavor in the states, but failed; as soon as I opened the heated packet from this order the smell took me right back. DO NOT think that the pack + rice is going to cut it for dinner, make yourself some tonkatsu to go along with it!

Tastes just like the Cocos I remember!! I was stationed in Japan for a few years and Cocos is always going to be one of my favorite places to eat of all time. I don’t live anywhere close to either of the few locations in the US where Cocos is (CA/HI).

It was very easy to heat up and mix in the amount of spice you want. It tasted just like it did at the restaurant in Okinawa!