SAZANAMI CURRY BAR

It's a great little spot with about room for 20 or so guests. I really liked the atmosphere. It felt cozy. Had the curry katsu and karaage. The karaage is tasty, it's lightly marinated. It's not your usual starch coating. This has more of a crunch and crispiness to it like it is lightly battered. The portion of katsu is generous unlike some other places that are super thin and all bread. If I lived in the area, this is the type of place I would like to become a regular at. I think what added to the atmosphere was the closeness of the chef, waitress, and another guest/regular. It wasn't too busy and I could here them joke, banter, and talk about life from there various backgrounds. Thanks for lunch!

A really good curry spot in Fort Lee. The katsu was excellent, and the hambagu was delicious too. Note that the hambagu takes about 20 minutes to prepare, so it’s best to order ahead or come a bit early. Service was okay, though the server could be a bit friendlier. Other than that, great food, quality, and prices. Definitely recommend!

Found a great curry spot in Fort Lee, honestly the best I’ve had in town so far. The place is small but cozy, and the service was super friendly and helpful with menu suggestions. The curry itself was really good, and the hambagu topping was an excellent choice. We also ordered the kids’ curry, which was milder and a bit sweeter compared to the regular one. You can ask to make your curry spicier if you prefer.

Excellent japanese curry. The soup that they serve is very similar to what we had in Japan, not the generic miso soup that's often served in other restaurants. Highly recommend people try this place. We'll go back here for sure!

Delicious pork katsu curry, great tonjiru soup, and handmade gyozas (hard to find these days). Excellent service! Just a tip: avoid filming at the sushi bar, as the chef prefers not to be recorded.