Mos Burger’s Katsu Curry Rice for Handheld Eating: The Mess-Free Finger Food Revolution

I’m really excited to tell you about the latest offering from Mos Burger. It’s the kind of dish that wraps comfort food in a convenient package. 

Imagine savoring the rich flavors of curry rice and katsu, without the need for a plate or utensils. This isn’t just a typical sandwich; it’s a hand-held version of a classic Japanese meal.

Here’s the lowdown on the Yoru Mos Rice Burger Katsu Curry:

• Foundation: The sandwich features two crispy-on-the-outside, fluffy-on-the-inside rice patties.
• Main Star: Sandwiched between the rice is a tender pork cutlet, coated generously in a savory curry sauce.
• Extra Goodies: A bed of shredded cabbage sits on top of the cutlet, with lettuce snuggled underneath adding to the crunch.
• Secret Sauce: The curry sauce is no ordinary blend; it’s crafted from a mix of four curry powders, three types of curry roux, and enhanced with soy and demi-glace sauces for an unforgettable taste that’s flavorful but not too spicy.

The unusual twist? The curry sauce comes served cold. Now, they haven’t clarified whether it’s chilled or at room temperature, but either way, it’s cooler than the hot curry we’re used to. I find this contrast pretty intriguing, personally.

   

This handheld katsu curry joins the Yoru Mos menu, which kicks off daily at 3 p.m., and it’s priced just right. 

I can’t wait to grab one for myself. After all, who can resist the allure of curry combined with the convenience of a sandwich?

Can I Use My Fingers to Eat Katsu Curry?

Absolutely, you can! While it’s not the traditional method, finger-friendly versions like katsu curry sandwiches make it possible.

How’s Katsu Curry Usually Served in Japan?

In Japan, katsu curry is typically served as a sit-down meal; curry over rice with a breaded cutlet on top, enjoyed with a spoon or fork.

Are There Finger-Friendly Katsu Curry Options?

Yes, there are! Katsu sliders and mini katsu wraps are perfect for on-the-go munching with no utensils needed.

What’s the Right Way to Eat Katsu Curry With My Hands?

Here’s a quick guide:

• Wash your hands thoroughly.
• If it’s a sandwich or wrap, hold it on the edges and take small bites.
• Use napkins generously to keep things tidy.

Could Katsu Curry Be a Handheld Snack?

Indeed, it can be turned into one with some creativity – think katsu curry tacos or mini katsu on sticks!

What Can I Use Instead of Fork and Spoon for Katsu Curry?

If going utensil-free:

• Chopsticks for precision
• Pita or flatbread as a scoop
• Lettuce leaves for a low-carb option