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Reminder: Japanese medium spicy is sweet


I love this curry so much, I must buy it. I didn't expect Yami to be cheaper! The golden curry cubes are medium spicy. There are 2 small boxes in one box, and one small box can be divided into 4 pieces. It is really convenient to use as much as you want! And the date is good!


Very delicious, cooked chicken, broccoli 🥦, and potatoes 🥔, according to the eating method, the taste is rich and spicy, recommended to buy


This is the taste~


Japan’s special spicy is slightly spicy


Unlimited repurchase, the spiciness is just right, so delicious, buy it!

tasty.
I have bought it several times, and curry rice is the best choice when I don’t know what to eat!

Chop the curry and soak it Stew with potatoes for 20 minutes Pour it on omelet rice, delicious No need to add salt, use a small piece each time, the taste is just right If you can’t accept curry, you can add some ketchup when you cook, and the color will look good, and the curry will not taste so strong

So satisfied!

super yummy.
always delicious.
We answer everything you want to know about Japanese Curry Cubes.
Japanese curry cubes, or roux blocks, are a concentrated blend of flour, fats, and spices. They are designed to be dissolved into a simmering pot of meat and vegetables to create a thick, savory, and slightly sweet sauce. Popular brands like S&B and House Foods are staples for making quick, authentic meals.
For the best results, add the curry cubes after your meat and vegetables have finished simmering and the heat is turned off or set to low. Breaking the cubes into smaller pieces helps them dissolve faster and prevents clumping, ensuring a smooth, velvety sauce.
A general rule of thumb is to use one individual cube per person. For a standard family-sized meal using about 4 cups of liquid, 4 to 6 cubes are typically sufficient. You can always add more cubes if you prefer a thicker consistency or a more intense flavor.
Japanese curry is unique for its thick, gravy-like texture and its balance of savory and sweet notes, often derived from ingredients like apples or honey. Unlike the fiery heat of many Indian curries or the coconut-base of Thai curries, Japanese curry is mellow, comforting, and family-friendly.
Yes, there are several options available for those with dietary restrictions. While traditional roux contains wheat, you can find gluten-free Japanese curry roux alternatives or use specific spice blends available on Yami.com to achieve that authentic flavor without the gluten.

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