Go Go Curry Harlem - Menu

Every order is wrong I've gotten from here and when you call to inquire about it they mumble and usually hang up. Is this a real go go curry?

The atmosphere of this restaurant and the reviews it receives give the impression that only a ghost would be willing to spend $30 for lunch here.

The food is amazing, and the service is excellent! This has quickly become a favorite place for my friends and me. Everything I've sampled here has been delightful, and I highly recommend it. View menu

The portions were plentiful, and the food was truly delightful! The curry was packed with flavor, while both the pork and chicken were cooked to perfection, offering a wonderfully crispy texture.

This is not a dine-in restaurant; it mainly operates as a kitchen that specializes in online orders for delivery only. However, if you love katsu curry with pork or chicken, this is the perfect spot to order from. The food is outstanding!

Friend wanted to go for lunch. We looked it up online, from what i gather, this is a ghost kitchen. There's no dine in; it's meant for grubhub, seamless, etc. orders. Their hours seem odd; only open during lunch hours on weekdays. We ended up trying togo to go go curry in the city. Parking was a pain, we ended up eating elsewhere. View menu

Friend wanted to go for lunch. We looked it up online, from what i gather, this is a ghost kitchen. There's no dine in; it's meant for grubhub, seamless, etc. orders. Their hours seem odd; only open during lunch hours on weekdays. We ended up trying to go to go go curry in the city. Parking was a pain, we eventually decided to go elsewhere.

My friend and I were searching for a lunch place and discovered this restaurant online. It appears to function as a ghost kitchen, which means there’s no option to dine in; it mainly serves delivery through platforms like Grubhub and Seamless. Their operating hours are also a bit unusual, as they are only open for lunch on weekdays. We tried to go to Go Go Curry in the city, but the parking situation was frustrating, so we ended up eating somewhere else.

This takeout spot is located in an old office building, and to gain entry, you have to call them from the door, as they will buzz you in. If you don't call, you won't be let in, even if you're waiting at the fourth floor door, and the reception is quite poor. I ended up spending $30 on a meal that consisted of one thin shrimp tempura, one hot dog sausage, and a chicken katsu served with salty curry over rice. I wouldn't want to go back. In my opinion, any neighborhood Japanese restaurant could offer a better experience. View menu