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Curry-Ya

214 E. 10th St., New York, NY 10003
nr. First Ave. See Map | Subway Directions Hopstop Popup
866-602-8779 Send to Phone

Reader Rating:
7.3 out of 10

4 Reviews | Write a Review
Cuisine: Japanese/Sushi

Photo by Shanna Ravindra

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Hours

Daily, 5pm-11:30pm

Nearby Subway Stops

L at First Ave.

Prices

$7-$15

Payment Methods

Cash Only

Special Features

Delivery
Take-Out

Alcohol

Beer and Wine Only

Reservations

Not Accepted

Delivery Area

Spring St. to 23rd St., Ave. C to Fifth Ave.

Profile

If you’re a fan of ramen, soba noodles, takoyaki, or obscure sakes, chances are you’ve savored them at one of the many restaurants and bars of Bon Yagi, co-owner of pioneering establishments like Rai Rai Ken, Soba-Ya, Otafuku, and Sakagura. Now he tackles another culinary icon: Japanese curry. There are no tables at Curry-Ya, just fourteen wooden stools lined up along a marble counter, each with a built-in cubby to store belongings. Nine curries may be customized by size, spice level, and additional topping (corn, Cheddar, or natto) and feature ingredients like grilled hamburger and deep-fried potato croquette. Takeout and delivery forthcoming; cash only. — Robin Raisfeld and Rob Patronite

Reader Ratings

7.3

"Recommended"
Average Reader Rating
on a Scale of 10

YA this Curry Is Yum Yum

superleeiz from 10128 | Posted on 6/3/09

Overall Reader Rating: 10 (Highly Recommended)


Food:	10
Service:	10

Décor:	10

Value:	10

This place was awesome! Although it wasn't as cheap as I had expected, it was completely worth every penny. The food is cooked right in front of you, as the place is tiny, and the service was so friendly. I...Read More

Best restaurant curry

ChrisWhatley from 07670 | Posted on 12/11/08

Overall Reader Rating: 7 (Recommended)


Food:	8
Service:	7

Décor:	8

Value:	8

A good curry in a restaurant is hard to come by around here. Curry-ya does a great job and is definitely the most satisfying of any Japanese curry I've had in NYC. Otherwise, it is a pretty unremarkable place...Read More

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