37.2 Degree Cafe & Curry

37.2 Degree Cafe & Curry is a small cafe style curry restaurant that is warm, modern, and welcoming to all. Ordering can be done through a self-serve kiosk or by ordering at the front counter. There is a variety of dishes in every category from deserts to drinks. But 37.2 is best known for their curry. I ordered the fried chicken curry with level 2 spice and it is one of the best dishes I have had from any restaurant. The chicken was tender, moist, and flavorful. The breading was thin, crunchy, and held together. The rice was cooked perfectly and it was served with some fresh greens. The curry itself was spicy, but it didn't overpower the smokey flavor nor the vegetables contained within it. It was semi-thick and creamy that paired nicely with the rest of the dish or even by itself. My only complaint is that I wish I had more of it :) I did order a tea latte and unfortunately, I forgot what type of tea I requested, but it was very refreshing and not too sweet. The staff were very nice and professional. My party and I received our drinks and dishes within a timely manner and we all enjoyed it very much. Overall, this is a great little spot for a cute date or to hang out with friends. Be sure to check out their fresh desserts they showcase at the front. Unfortunately, no military discounts to my knowledge :(

We ordered here on a whim, and we were super pleased with the quality of the food! All orders were for their curry plates with varying spice levels. Non-spicy was exactly what we wanted for our son, while the spicier levels were more on par with mine! Ordered the pork katsu and popcorn chicken plates. These come with rice and a side salad. The curry sauce was thick and full of flavor... excellent umami paired with the much more subtle meat. We were not able to try any of the drinks as they were close to closing, and they said they couldn't take more orders. This was disappointing b/c they weren't closing for at least another 30 minutes, but it looks like they were behind in some online orders. One star taken off for that.Place is small-ish-cute but not some place you can hang out for a long time. I think during the summer time, they might be able to put some tables outdoor which would be cool.

I've been seeing this place on yelp and we finally got to try it! As we walked in we noticed that the place was busy. There was a huge group of people sitting in the middle and smaller tables surrounding it. There were also a few people standing waiting for their order. The worker told us whenever we were ready we can order from the Kiosk. We decided to get the popcorn chicken curry, pepper tofu, the chicken cutlet with egg and the lemon bomb tea.As for the food it was interesting to see them serve the curry sauce on the side instead of on top of the rice and protein. But I liked it that way because it kept all the fried stuff nice and crunchy. The salad that was also in there was nice and sweet. At first glance I also thought the portion was small but after eating it I realized it was actually a good amount. I think next them I'd pass on the tofu. The texture was nice but I wish it had more flavor.

The cafe has a modern interior design and artistic decorations. The atmosphere is relaxing and they have soft relaxing instrumental music playing. You order with the cashier and then sit where you like. It's not considered Traditional Japanese food, it is more like fast food but the cashier said that the curry they make is. As far the drinks are concerned, they have quite a list of smoothies and tea's to cost from and can make some hot of you'd like. They do have common coffee drinks, although the cups are pretty small. 4 stars because i ordered a chicken sandwich and got a bowl instead.

Wow!! Delicious. I will definitely be back. The meal is so worth the price. Savory curry, tender pork katsu, and solid coffee drinks. My friend enjoyed her chicken katsu meal too. Recommended!!

I didn't know what to expect when my friend and I decided to come here. The outside isn't much, but it's cute inside. I really enjoyed the ambiance here, they have smooth jazz playing in the background and comfy booths towards the back end of the shop. You can order at the counter or kiosk, then find a seat, or at the table via a tablet, and pay at the end. They have a variety of cutlets with curry and rice, and a lot of great drink options. I really enjoyed my matcha latte w/ tiramisu foam. It took a long time to arrive, but once I got it, I knew why. There was so much artistry involved with making the drink - it was absolutely beautiful and tasty. I also love that they use ceremonial grade matcha for their drinks! My chicken cutlet with curry was also very good! I wish it could've been spicier as I asked for medium spicy, or at lease provide chili oil on the side so I can spice it up on my own. Service was gracious and efficient.Overall a great dining experience! Thank you!

Vibe: Chill and cozy. They play some slow jazz music. The noise level is around a medium since a pile of people came in just after us. The place is small and neat.Service: It's pretty average! It's not necessarily a restaurant with a lot of service, it's a cafe. The staff seem friendly though!Food: Curry was really bold and flavorful. I think the level 3 spice is just right! I'm glad they actually somewhat season the tofu here as opposed to Kazu Mori. The KM tofu curry was incredibly disappointing but this hit the spot! Would've loved slightly bigger or more veggie chunks in the curry but I still enjoyed it. I would probably even prefer to just get curry rice next time.I didn't get to try out any other foods but they do offer some croffle options, a few sandwiches, and snack foods. Drink:I slurped it all down due to thirst but I got the jasmine lemon bomb tea. Perfectly refreshing and helped cleanse my palate. 25% sweetness was good for this since I wanted to get the tartness from the lemons.Overall, I'd 100% come back here for curry again. Coco Curry is way too far for me to go whenever I want curry, I can get lazy to make homemade curry, and packet curries are mid. This is a great option!

We were running errands in the area and wanted something quick for lunch and stumbled upon this place on yelp. The cafe is located in a plaza with plenty of parking. We ordered the fried tofu and it was pretty standard, crispy and seasoned well. My husband wanted popcorn chicken rice, the entree here comes with a side of curry sauce. We thought the spice level would've been for the popcorn chicken but it was for the curry sauce. It was still good and it came with a side salad as well. I ordered the chicken sandwich and thought it was okay. It came with a middle piece of sandwich bread which I don't prefer but I removed it. It was a thick sandwich, the chicken was good and the veggies were fresh. Service was great, there was a lunch rush but they were able to get everything out fast.

3.5 starsHadn't heard of 37.2 Degree Cafe & Curry prior to a friend recommending it for dinner. Popped in on a Saturday early evening and the crowd was light, though it was also a small space for more casual dining. Orders are easily placed within the tablet provided at the table. Service was almost nonexistent other than dropping off the food and providing the check. Popcorn Chicken ($8.99): Fried popcorn chicken + basil with sweet chili dipping sauce. Tender and juicy pieces of chicken - good portions and definitely a good starter to share. Curry Tofu ($12.99): Steamed white rice, fried tofu, and spring mix served alongside a separate bowl of curry with bits of carrot and potato. I enjoyed the simplicity of the meal, though the curry was a bit watered down in my opinion. Generous portions of protein.I was able to try the katsu pork and it was rather dry - would prefer the beef curry as I enjoyed the thinly sliced pieces of meat in the curry sauce. Prices are very affordable for each dish. Extensive menu of drinks though the main entree is mostly centered on curry.Located in a large shared plaza with ample amount of parking spaces.

I finally got to try 37.2 Degree Cafe & Curry, and it lived up to the hype! This cozy, modern spot specializes in Japanese curry and offers a great variety of dishes, drinks, and desserts. Ordering is easy with their self-serve kiosk or at the counter, and the atmosphere is warm with soft jazz playing in the background.The fried chicken curry (level 2 spice) was a standout--the chicken was crispy yet tender, and the curry sauce was rich, creamy, and well-balanced without being overpowering. I also tried the popcorn chicken curry, which was served with the sauce on the side, keeping the crispy texture intact. The portions seemed small at first but were actually quite filling. The pepper tofu had a nice texture but could've used more flavor.For drinks, the matcha latte with tiramisu foam was beautifully made and used high-quality ceremonial matcha. The lemon bomb tea was refreshing with just the right amount of tartness. They also offer a variety of smoothies, tea lattes, and coffee, though the cups are on the smaller side.Service was friendly and efficient despite the lunch rush. Seating with small tables and booths. There's plenty of parking in the plaza, and their dessert display at the front is worth checking out.