I had dinner at a restaurant on the 8th floor of Hakata Station Bus Terminal. I randomly chose the tonkatsu curry (large size) for 1,050 yen from the ticket machine and sat at a table. It was around 6:30 pm on a weekday, and the place was almost full with solo diners. The meal arrived in about 3 minutes after handing in the ticket. They offered unlimited cabbage by the entrance, so I started with that. The tonkatsu was a bit thin, and the rice was a bit sticky, but overall, the curry from Go Go Curry was delicious and satisfying.

Today's lunch was at Gogo Curry, where I tried their curry for the first time. I chose the chicken, which was crispy and freshly fried. The curry was nothing special, just a normal taste. They also offer free refills of cabbage. Thank you for the meal.

This time, I visited Go Go Curry at Hakata Bus Terminal Stadium located at 2-1 Hakataekichuogai, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City. It was during lunchtime on a holiday, right after the end of the state of emergency. The area around Hakata Station was very crowded, but this place was relatively empty so I decided to eat here. I bought a ticket at the entrance machine and ordered the Shrimp Fry Curry Economy size for 780 yen. There were other options like Healthy, Business, and First, but I couldn't decide well due to the people waiting behind me. The curry was served with plenty of rice and two shrimp fries, along with cabbage on the side. The curry sauce is said to be cooked for 5 hours using a special process. The shrimp fries were small in size. I realized that I could have asked for more cabbage when I finished eating and was leaving. Overall, it was a satisfying meal.

Healthy...small portion, Economy...regular size, Business...large portion, First Class...extra large portion, so I ordered the Pork Cutlet Curry in Business size! It costs ¥890- and I'm not sure if it's a normal price or a good deal (lol). The cabbage is a distinctive feature! And they serve it on a stainless steel plate! You eat it with a fork. It's been so long that I don't remember (lol). You can have unlimited refills of cabbage. There's mayonnaise available at a designated spot. The older sister kindly explained everything (*´ｪ｀*)ﾎﾟｯ Now, about the Pork Cutlet Curry, I couldn't help but compare it to CoCo Ichibanya. But they are completely different. I actually prefer this one. The thickness and texture of the cutlet were great. The curry is thick and delicious. Whether it's a salad or a curry, both types are fine with me (•ө•)♡ The Fukujinzuke (pickles) doesn't add spiciness to the curry, so it's optional to add or not. I thought the Business size would be huge, but it was actually just normal. Hmm, strange (lol). I don't really need the cabbage, but since it's there, I'll eat it. Of course, I won't ask for a refill ¯\_༼ •́ ͜ʖ •̀ ༽_/¯ I didn't know that there are various restaurants in Hakata Bus Terminal. Thank you for the meal ===========

I like curry, but Go Go Curry was my first experience with Kanazawa curry, which is black curry. It is served in a metal dish with a metal fork, so if you are sensitive to the feeling of metal rubbing together, it may bother you. However, surprisingly, as you eat it, you may find that it actually goes well with curry.

Eight years ago, I used to visit "Go Go Curry" a few times when I lived in the Kanto region. Although I try to avoid chain restaurants, I knew there was one on the 8th floor of Hakata Bus Center when I returned to Fukuoka, but I never went in. This time, feeling like trying something different for dinner, I finally decided to go in. I ordered the Economy Size Katsu Curry for 780 yen. Since it's curry, the service was quick. It had the characteristic of Kanazawa curry with less ingredients in a dark curry sauce. On top of the slightly sticky roux, there was katsu curry and shredded cabbage. This is the default style of Kanazawa curry. It had been a while since I had Go Go Curry, so I wondered how the taste was. Taking a bite, it wasn't too spicy, but the flavor was different from places like Coco Ichibanya. The katsu in the curry was thinly sliced, but the thickness of the meat was okay. Eating it brought back memories, but there wasn't any particular nostalgia, just the impression of "this is how it was, right?" Overall, it was a decent meal. Thank you for the meal.

Sometimes I crave it! Chicken cutlet curry (economy) for 780 yen. I like to add two extra servings of cabbage in a salad bowl and enjoy it with plenty of mayonnaise. I always end up eating it quickly, so I regret not savoring it more after I finish.

I went to Go Go Curry at Hakata Bus Terminal. It was quite empty on weekdays. Like other branches, they use a ticket machine system for ordering. I ordered the Major Curry which offers great value. You can help yourself to cabbage near the entrance. There was no mayonnaise on the table, but a few were placed on the cabbage self-service counter. It was a bit inconvenient to stand up each time to use it. The service was polite and the quality of the food was as expected - delicious.

Today's lunch was curry mood... I decided to visit this place after 4-5 years... I felt like eating here again after a long time. The interior of the restaurant is moderate in size with a counter and table seating. It was bustling with nearby office workers with hungry stomachs. I purchased a meal ticket at the ticket machine near the entrance and sat down. - Chicken Cutlet Curry Economy (780 yen) Economy size comes with a medium serving of rice (350g). After waiting for about 5 minutes, the Chicken Cutlet Curry arrived at my table. The curry had a dark color with shredded cabbage on top, which was its distinctive feature. The curry was thick and had a strong umami flavor rather than a strong spice flavor, giving it a Japanese-style taste that was comforting. The chicken cutlet had a crispy and crunchy texture with a fine and crispy coating. The chicken inside was thin, which made the crunchiness stand out. There was a self-serve cabbage station next to the entrance where you could freely refill your cabbage. You can enjoy the curry as it is, or add mayonnaise for a salad. I chose to have a salad this time to make up for the lack of vegetables. The portion was generous, and I left feeling satisfied. It was delicious after such a long time... Thank you for the meal!

I wonder how many years it has been since I last visited Go Go Curry. I don't think I can handle a First size portion, so I ordered a Business size and it arrived in less than 10 minutes. I took a bite right away. Delicious!!! The taste is just as good as I remember. The cutlet is also the same as always haha. Since it was a business meeting, I finished it in no time. Thank you for the meal.

One day, I received a message saying there was no dinner, so I went to Hakata Station. I was debating whether to eat in the underground shopping area, or maybe go to a family restaurant, or just grab something quick at Yoshinoya... but in the end, I ended up at the bus center. I went upstairs, planning to go to Fukiya, but then I was drawn to Gogo Curry on my left and got sucked in. I bought the classic pork cutlet curry at the ticket machine. You could have unlimited cabbage. I waited at the counter for a while. And then, here it came, the pork cutlet curry. The curry was thick and the cutlet was thin. It had Worcestershire sauce on top. The cutlet seemed to be thin for easier eating. I was really hungry, so I devoured it in no time. I thought maybe I should have ordered more rice. It was called Kanazawa curry, but I didn't really feel any distinctive features. Even with the sauce on top... There are so many variations of curry these days, so it's hard to say. It's just a delicious curry restaurant. There's no Coco Ichibanya nearby, so I'm satisfied here. Thank you for the meal.

For dinner that day, I went to the dining area on the 8th floor of Hakata Station, Hakata Bus Terminal. I visited "Go Go Curry Hakata Bus Terminal Stadium," a well-known chain of Kanazawa curry. It was my first time trying it, and I ordered the ¥780 Rosukatsu Curry (Economy). The restaurant operates on a food ticket system, so you need to purchase a ticket upon entering. I sat at the counter, which had a spacious seating area with both counter and table seats. The Rosukatsu Curry (Economy) was quite generous in portion size, with distinctive dark curry and shredded cabbage. Self-service cabbage toppings were available for free. The curry sauce on the katsu was unique for a curry dish. The visual impact and intensity were impressive. This was my first time trying Kanazawa curry, and it was delicious! The harmony of shredded cabbage, katsu, and curry was amazing! I quickly finished the meal, even without the complimentary Fukujin pickles on the table. It was rich and flavorful! Honestly, it was even more delicious than I had imagined. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal. Total cost for dinner today: ¥780.

Today, I had some errands at Hakata Station. After finishing my business, I realized I hadn't eaten lunch yet and my stomach was growling. I wandered around the station and remembered there was a Go Go Curry in the bus terminal building. I decided to try the Kanazawa Curry, so I ordered the Business size (large) Rosukatsu Curry for 890 yen. It was past 4 pm and there weren't many customers. After a short wait of about 4-5 minutes, my meal arrived on a stainless steel plate with shredded cabbage. I only had a fork to eat with. The curry sauce was a slightly dark color and thick, with the fried cutlet covered in it. The cutlet was freshly fried and quite thick. It was a bit spicy for me. There was shredded cabbage and mayonnaise near the entrance, so I helped myself to some. I saved the best part of the cutlet for last. I left feeling full and satisfied. It was delicious, and I would definitely visit again to try more.

I visited Go Go Curry for the first time for lunch, which I had been wanting to try for a while. I ordered the Pork Cutlet Curry. The curry was not watery, but thick and creamy. It wasn't very spicy, but had a delicious flavor. The cutlet had a good amount of fat on it and was simply delicious. I'm hooked on Go Go Curry now!

Gogo Curry, rumored to be delicious. I tried the smallest size of pork cutlet curry for ¥730. The ticket machine was hard to read. I arrived after 12:30 and the restaurant was full of office workers. The taste was average. The pork cutlet was thin, about 5mm. It was tough and difficult to cut, even with a fork. The curry had no spice flavor. I wished the cabbage was served on a separate plate. You could get a cabbage refill but they only had mayonnaise, so I didn't get one. Overall, I felt ¥730 was expensive. I won't be visiting again.

Calories are scary when you check them, but I want to eat! Even girls have days when they crave this kind of food. The curry arrives. It's a curry like I've never seen before, so dark. The moment I eat it, I feel how rich it is. It has a strong punch! The cutlet is huge too! By the time I finish eating, I feel full and satisfied! However, I prefer home-cooked curry over this kind of curry.

After a long time, I had lunch at Hakata Station and went to the 8th floor in search of curry from Kanazawa. However, it was not yet open at 10:55. I waited on a bench in front of the store for a while. I bought a regular pork cutlet curry for 750 yen from the ticket machine. The curry had a rich flavor with thinly sliced pork cutlet on top. The cutlet had a crispy texture, which was unusual. The cabbage served on the side was a nice touch.

I went to Go Go Curry for the first time on a business trip to Fukuoka. I climbed up to the 8th floor of Hakata Bus Terminal. I had heard of Kanazawa Curry before but didn't really know what it was, so I decided to give it a try. As soon as I entered, there was a ticket vending machine. Since it was my first time, I wasn't sure, but they have different levels of volume like Healthy, Economy, Business, and First, similar to airplane seats. Since they had my favorite Chicken Cutlet Curry, I decided to go with Economy (780 yen) for my first try. I had heard that shredded cabbage comes with it, but there was also cabbage and dressing next to the entrance, so you could take as much as you want to add to your curry. So I added a little extra. Speaking of which, eating curry with just a fork was a first for me. The Chicken Cutlet was okay, but the curry sauce had a unique spice and was quite thick, which I didn't really like. Maybe I should have gone with Business. I didn't do much research before diving in, but I don't think I'll be going back to eat there again. If I want to eat curry, I'd rather go to a restaurant that suits my taste.

What can I say... the curry here is a bit too strong. The rice is slightly hard and the fried food tastes cheap. I've been here three times now, but it just doesn't suit my taste buds. The menu is interesting enough, but maybe it's just not my thing. If they want to make curry popular in Hakata, they need to make some improvements.

I didn't know that they had expanded to Fukuoka. I knew that this restaurant originated in Kanazawa, but I had only eaten at their locations in Tokyo. So I didn't know they had expanded to Fukuoka. I usually only eat in economy class, so this time was no different. I debated between chicken or pork cutlet, but ended up choosing the pork cutlet. The thick, heavy curry was served with shredded cabbage for some reason. The utensil was like a fork but also like a spoon. Eating Go Go Curry after a long time, it still tasted like Go Go Curry. Which is to be expected.