That's how the first pocket curry [Late Drink Curry] was born.
It is easy to eat as it is without the need for warming. It is a pocket size of the same width as the iPhone, and it is a retort curry that is convenient for carrying and stocking.
In order to match beer and Japan sake, the taste is thickened and a small amount is made to be satisfying. It is made using good meat at a meat factory near Iida City, the "city of meat", and is finished in a fragrant and spicy beef keema using Taiwan's phantom spice "Ma Zhen". In addition to enjoying it as it is, it can be dipped in vegetables and meat, or put on baguettes and crackers.
The second "Pocket Curry [Morning Poké Curry]" is a Japanese curry that replaces wheat flour with rice flour based on the actual school lunch curry.
The third "TOKYO STREET CURRY" was developed as an all-veggie curry using food loss ingredients in response to the need for "specialty curry in Shibuya" in collaboration with Yuhi Komiyama of Hofdylan, the Shibuya City Tourism Association, and J-WAVE. The sourness of tomatoes is added to the soy meat to make it urban refreshing and spicy.
Both have a shelf life of 2 years from the date of manufacture. It is compact and can be eaten without using fire or water, making it an ideal curry for disaster stockpiling. On cold days when you don't want to go out, it's very helpful to have it at home.