The European-style curry here has a deep flavor. The extended business hours make it easier to visit, with lunch served until 3 pm. It would be nice if they had salad. I usually order the pork cutlet curry, but this time I tried the minced meat cutlet curry. Hmm, I think I still prefer the pork cutlet curry.

It had been a while since my last visit. During lunchtime, I was planning to pass by this place and go to a different restaurant, but the smell lured me back and I decided to enter. In the past, an older lady used to run the place, but this time it was a tough-looking guy with a shaved head and beard along with the older lady. I ordered the large portion of tonkatsu curry (1,130 yen). The first bite tasted sweet, but as I continued eating, I started to feel the spiciness. By the time I finished, my pores were open and sweat was trickling down. Thank you for the meal.

Today, I visited Tokusei Curry. I looked it up online and found out that they have many stores in the Kansai area. They also have Tokusei Udon and Joto Curry stores. There is no parking at this location, so I had to park at a nearby paid parking lot. The restaurant was busy during lunchtime on a Friday. They only have counter seating, but there was a wait. The menu had a tonkatsu curry for a great price of 680 yen! I ordered the menchi katsu curry for 880 yen. This curry is known for its sweetness, but it also has a spicy kick that comes a little later. It's spicy and delicious.

I searched for a curry restaurant in Minato Ward, Osaka City and went to Tokusei Curry. The interior of the restaurant was dimly lit and filled with old-fashioned goods displayed on the walls everywhere, giving it a somewhat inconsistent feel (lol). I arrived before 1 pm and there were only two customers. Today is a Sunday during Golden Week, so I'm not sure what it's like on a regular day. I ordered the Chicken Curry for 800 yen and my wife ordered the Croquette Curry for 800 yen. After taking a bite, I found it to be homely and delicious. The curry flavor seeped into the cutlet coating, making it tasty. The sweetness was followed by spiciness, which was a nice touch. My wife also said it was delicious. However, I started to notice the excessive amount of rice and the lingering sweetness became bothersome. The sweetness lingered on my tongue and became a bit too much in the end. There was only Fukujin pickles available at the counter and no sauce for flavor variation. The prices also felt slightly high. Hmm... a little disappointing.

I tried a curry restaurant during a 30-minute break at the gym across the street. I decided to try it because I hadn't been to many curry places before, including CoCo Ichibanya. It was around 8 PM on a Sunday and there were no customers. I sat at the counter and chose the beef and spinach curry. The curry had tender beef and crunchy spinach. The sauce was slowly spicy with a nostalgic sweetness. I had a pleasant chat with the owner. Even though it's not a place I visit often, if I ever come back, I would like to try the pork cutlet curry. Thank you for the meal.

At lunchtime, while wandering around Minato-ku, the words "Tokusei" and "Curry" caught my eye. I decided to have curry udon, but when I looked at the menu, there was no curry udon, only curry rice. I ordered the beef spinach curry. The dish was soon brought to me, and it looked similar to the presentation at "Indian Curry" restaurant. I tasted it right away. It had a spiciness followed by a sweetness. Maybe it was the sweetness of honey? It tasted like the mild "Indian Curry" flavor. It seems that this "Tokusei" is different from the one that serves spicy curry udon. It was a delicious meal.

When it comes to curry, curry udon is the best, but this curry shop mainly focuses on curry rice. The interior of the shop is filled with figures, which is a bit surprising considering the owner's taste. It's a shame that the price of tonkatsu curry has increased a bit since I last visited. However, the taste is still good.

It's a slightly sweet curry! However, it's quite substantial in portion!

I have been going to this restaurant for many years. The auntie who works there has always been unfriendly, but the food is really delicious! I always order the minced cutlet curry, and the minced cutlet itself is also delicious! The restaurant is not very clean, but it has a stylish atmosphere. It's small with only a counter, so there can be a wait during lunchtime. The food is spicy, so it can be difficult for children to eat. I usually get my portion to go and prepare a milder version for my kids at home. Although Denny's is a chain restaurant found everywhere, the taste varies slightly, and this particular location is the most delicious.

Beef and spinach curry for 800 yen. Arrived at 11:50, there were about 6 customers already. Had to wait a bit for cleanup.

The portions were generous and the chicken cutlet curry was delicious. The restaurant is run by an older lady and has a cozy atmosphere.

The curry was sweet and spicy, a mysterious combination (haha). The chicken katsu was freshly fried and delicious. I want to come back again!

It's been a while since my last visit. The sight of many figures displayed as always brought back nostalgic feelings. After some hesitation, I ended up choosing the usual pork cutlet curry. The taste starts off sweet and gradually becomes spicy, with a unique flavor. The taste remains the same, easy to get used to and enjoyable. All the menu items are great value for money, making this a recommended restaurant.

I had some business at Osaka Central Gymnasium and was planning to skip lunch since I had curry last night, but for some reason I was drawn to this place and decided to go in. The interior of the restaurant, "Tokumasa," was filled with figures like a toy store, giving it a unique and intriguing atmosphere. The menu had a variety of fried curry dishes, with the cheapest being the "tonkatsu curry." Surprisingly, it was cheaper than the croquette curry or minced cutlet curry. The toppings for croquette, minced cutlet, and tonkatsu were all the same price, so I assume the tonkatsu curry was offered at a discounted price. The taste was a perfect balance of sweetness and spiciness, typical of Osaka curry, and it was incredibly delicious. The tonkatsu was crispy and flavorful. Overall, I think it was a great deal for 780 yen. Thank you for the meal.

When it comes to curry udon, "Tokumasa" is the go-to place, while for curry rice, "Joto Curry" is the standard choice. However, there are some old restaurants that do not follow this rule, and one of them is "Tokumasa Curry Asashiohashi" located near Osaka Central Gymnasium. The basic curry here is the "Beef Curry for 600 yen," but I ordered their most popular dish, the "Tonkatsu Curry for 780 yen." The appearance may be a bit different from Joto Curry, but the taste is definitely Tokumasa. They offer curry roux for takeout (300 yen with your own container) and a daily special limited to 10 servings. This place is quite beloved by regular customers. The mixed fry set meal next to me, which includes tonkatsu, croquette, and shrimp fry for 1,300 yen, looked very delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I got off at Asashiohashi Station and it's located just across the big road. You can easily spot it by the large sign. This time, I had the chicken curry. I wanted to add cheese, but it was a bit pricey so I gave up on that. The dish was served on a large plate with rice in the center and curry around it. On top of the rice, there was a big piece of chicken. The portion was great! It was just the right level of spiciness for me, so I finished it quickly. The interior had a slightly retro feel, which was refreshing.

I have been to this restaurant a few times in the past while on business. The curry was as delicious as ever, with a perfect balance of sweetness and spiciness. I love curry, but eating it at the restaurant after a long time felt a bit overwhelming, especially since the place was crowded. There were four of us, and the restaurant quickly filled up, with even people waiting for takeout. It was a bit chaotic for the staff. Even on a Saturday afternoon, it's clear that this curry restaurant is loved by the locals! Thank you for the meal, I will definitely be back again soon!

I went to Asashio Bridge for work and was looking for a place to eat on my way back. I found a small shop called Tokumasa Curry, which is famous for its frozen food products. The shop had only a counter, but I liked the atmosphere. There was a friendly elderly lady behind the counter who greeted me warmly. I ordered the tonkatsu curry for 780 yen, and it was served to me quickly. The curry was quite sweet at first but then the spiciness kicked in. The tonkatsu was good, not exceptional, and a bit tough to cut with a spoon. Overall, it felt like a homemade curry shop.