Chef Creations | Pork Katsu Curry

Katsu Curry is a popular dish from Japan and it is generally a main course. There have been a variety of variations and interpretations of what is a good Katsu Curry. The usual expectation is it had to be “crunchy” and the curry itself should not be dependent for the dish to be that good there had to be a balance between the dipping sauce and the food itself that made it that good. The Chef Creations brand features a collaboration with 7-Eleven with a restaurant, a chef, or even a food community like Let’s Eat Pare is something to look forward to as the products they put out are both affordable and accessible to anyone. The third Curry meal from Let’s Eat Pare is certainly a favourite among the three…

Uma Delica | Katsu-licous Curry

Japanese dish by New Hatchin under the Uma Delica brand has been consistent with their delivery of fresh and premium food for an affordable price. But with the inflation rate happening the prices of the ingredients have been quite challenging to maintain its product cost to what it was. But with all the changes they still keep the quality as the way it should be. Yesterday it was a shock to find out that New Hatchin did have a price bump from last year, and it might not be permanent as the cost continues to soar. Despite the changes in price point one of their bestsellers is the Katsu Curry. It is still one of their favourite product that maintains overall quality.

Uma Delica | Katsu Curry

There’s nothing authentic than having your Japanese dish produced by the same establishments that’s sell products from Japan. Rarely, you’ll have that experience trying their dishes that are a little bit affordable than the premium restaurants that have the same dish only in the grander scale of things. New Hatchin is just one of the many Japanese groceries that ever to carry and produce their ‘homemade style’ dishes from Japan, and that itself is a genuine at the same time affordable way to get the best from Japan. They have already expanded compared to the early 2000s and most would think that shopping at Japanese Supermarkets are exclusive only top ex-pats and tourist from that country.