Curry Sauce with Vegetables Hot, 7.4 Ounce (Pack of 10)

So, I've been hooked on the S&B Curry Sauce with Vegetables Mild, right? Figured I'd crank up the heat a bit and dive into the Hot version. Let me spill the beans on this spicy adventure. Here's the scoop - it's not that crazy, burn-your-mouth-off kind of hot. More like the "hey, I'm here to party" kind of spice. Enough to wake up your taste buds without sending them into meltdown mode. Flavor-wise, it's a wild ride. I never thought a curry sauce could bring so much joy. The richness mixed with that just-right spiciness? Seriously, it's the kind of combo dreams are made of. And veggies? They're throwing a whole garden party in that pouch. Nice touch. Adds a bit of texture, a bit of goodness, you know, the kind that makes you feel like you're being a bit healthy. Cooking with it is a breeze. No rocket science involved. Just toss it in, let the magic happen, and boom - you've got a meal that's basically a high-five to your taste buds. Now, let's talk pairings - rice and breaded chicken. I've done it with a crispy chicken patty and a bunch of air-fried chicken nuggets. Game-changer. Seriously, why settle for basic meals when you can have a flavor fiesta? So, bottom line? S&B Curry Sauce with Vegetables Hot is a win in my book. Whether you're a curry veteran or just craving something that packs a punch, this sauce is the real deal. Give it a shot, and let the tasty times roll!

I tried different instant curry sauce over the years including that from S&B, but this one tops all of them in consistency, taste, color and ingredients. Like it says- put it in boiling water with whole closed package and get instant curry. I did that and also tried it out in a pot with roasted chicken I cut into pieces. I also put in precooked ground beef. I also added in precooked boiled potatoes to dress it up. And surprise, it tasted just like I slaved over the stove for hours the traditional way. The curry sauce was not oily like some of the other brands, and the taste was much better for S&B than in the past. The price was also right- so I got a great deal- cook up some rice in the cooker, put in my roast chicken pieces, and presto- in less than 5min, I got a dish of delicious curry - nearly homemade. GREAT FOR THE DORM, HOTEL ROOM, ON THE GO, AT WORK, on tired days when you just want to eat simple. It goes well with instant noodle- just half the soup powder- curry does the rest. Also great with udon noodles as well. Or with flat bread, tortilla, or bread. Have fun, enjoy!

I like it. I have a couple boxes of their mild, and then I bought this box of hot. Like the mild, it has a good curry smell, a slightly spicy curry taste. Has a hint of sweetness, and is definitely salty. Decent portion for all the flavor it adds to rice or other vegetables. I really dont mind it as a convenience item. I tend to overstock my pantry in case of bad weather, illness, laziness, pandemics, WW3, food shortage, hyper-inflation. LOL. With this, it takes up little room, adds some good flavor to whatever I pair it with, and if need be it can consumed direct from pack (though it is best over something, or with something). It doesn't replace going to a restaurant or home made, just like Spaghettioos dont replace an Italian restaurant or homemade pasta, but its a convenience item that has its place in my life. I like it, its tasty enough, and I would buy more.

I love this instant curry with vegetables. Flavor is top notch, heats up easily in microwave. Add some organic brown rice and some kind of protein (I have been using Wild Planet Sardines) to make it a complete meal. Best instant Japanese curry around!

Love it

this is the better flavor out of the two I have tried. mild is a little bland but hot is perfect. it’s a ready made meal after microwaving and adding rice. to make it more you could add some garnish of scallions like me or add some chicken katsu

I'll keep some of these on hand for when I just don't feel like cooking. Make some rice and you've got a very easy dinner. The taste is great (as I've come to expect from S&B) and the convenience makes it worth the money, you can even take this stuff camping if you were so inclined, another company makes a great boil-and-serve Korean white rice (no, not Minute Rice.), that paired with this makes for great outdoors meals.

I have tried the hot, medium hot and mild versions of the S&B Curry. While they are all good the hot is not hot but there is something about it that it does not taste as good as the medium hot version - not bad just bland. Other than that, this makes a quick and easy meal when you are in a hurry. The curry, a packet of chicken and a individual serving of rice makes a filling meal.