Demiya

We came here for sat lunch.Fresh and delectable garage! Everything was good; miso soup, salad, perfectly cooked rice!!Clean and efficient service!

A fast casual spot for Japanese curry. The restaurant is in a plaza so parking is easy. You order at the cashier and then find a seat to wait for your number to be called out. The restaurant is on the smaller side so the line to order goes down the middle of the restaurant right next to the tables. When we went got there for lunch on a Sunday, there were a good 6-8 parties ahead of us, so we did have to wait a bit to order and then had to wait for our food as well. The curry flavor is solid. I do like that you can add vegetables. It is a $4 extra charge, but I'm just one of those people that love to get some sort of veggies in my meals so I'm glad it's an option.

Located along Stevens Creek, available parking spots are quite limited. The plaza is nice and has a couple of other different restaurants.Chicken karaage curry rice (5/5): fairly basic but very solid. It's got rice, curry (just sauce) and the chicken karaage. Also comes with karaage dipping sauce. There was a generous amount of karaage and the pieces were quite sizeable too! Karaage was absolutely spectacular. It wasn't dry yet still had that crunchy exterior. The curry was a good spice level for regular. I tried a +3 that my friend ordered and definitely had a kick out of that one.Tap to pay is accepted. Overall, Demiya has some amazing food. Great place for a quick meal.

Really good spot for curry! I usually get the curry rice, but wanted to try their udon today. My boyfriend also got some takoyaki, potato croquettes, and a chicken doria for us to share. It was super busy on Valentines evening which was expected, so we were told the food would take a little longer to get out. It's a smaller restaurant, so my boyfriend and I sat on the bar and were able to watch the cooking happen. The service was great though! They were friendly when taking our order and the people cooking were working quickly and efficiently. We waited a bit for our food, but it wasn't a ridiculous amount. It was worth it in the end!

A friend swore this was the best Japanese curry spot in town so I decided to try.Ordered a curry ramen with chicken tonkotsu. Tonkotsu was crispy and not greasy. Meat was juicy enough. The curry had good flavor. To be fair, this was my first time trying curry ramen. I liked it but not impressive to me so 4 stars instead of 5. Will come back to try curry rice for fair judgement.

Demiya is my favorite spot for when I'm craving chicken katsu curry. The space usually fills up quick for lunch so try to grab a table if you can. Their Japanese curry is perfection, and you also have the option to change the spice levels. I would recommend ordering the side salad. It used to automatically come with the orders but is now an additional side option. I love their dressing so I'd order it either way.

STARS: 4.5MENU AND FOOD: Demiya cooks up a variety of Japanese curry rice and udon bowls.SERVICE AND ATMOSPHERE: Service was friendly and quick, but it did start getting crowded after we sat down. Their indoor decor is appropriate and appealing. They have indoor seating only. PARKING: Located in a small strip mall, they have a shared parking lot.IMPRESSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS: We had their tonkatsu and shrimp katsu rice plates, both of which were delicious! The shrimp had a good texture, but the panko on the tonkatsu kept separating from the pork chop. We both got level 2 spice, which was a very nice medium. We'll definitely be back to try their other katsu or udon bowls, like the soft shell crab!

The tonkatsu curry here is the very best in South Bay (arguably SF Bay Area) in my opinion.During last visit, it was the most busy I'd ever seen the restaurant, and folks had to wait outside for tables to open up even after ordering.Thankfully I was able to secure a table right after ordering.Food comes out after not a noticeably long amount of time, and always fresh and hot.Spice levels 3 is perfect (as a spice lover), and the curry sauce to rice ratio is great.Feel like I want to come back here at least once a month.

Omg this place is SOOOOO good. We ordered the curry udon, nikumaki (deep fried pork rolls w cheese), and katsu curry with rice. Everything was fried to perfection. Perfectly crispy!! And the curry sauce was so rich in flavor. I would just say that this food is heavy!! I ko'ed after eating here lol At lunch time, there is a huge line out the door and I can tell why. I would order ahead of time if possible unless u have time to wait. Service is great. Ambience is decent for a casual diner.

Japanese curry that is not only flavorful, but an amazing value for its portions as well! I've been here a few times now.. typically getting a either a tonkatsu or chicken katsu curry with rice.. meanwhile the gf usually enjoys her curry udon.The restaurant was crowded as I would have expected during dinner time, but was still able to find a nice table. Nice open area with plenty of seating as people come in and out after their meal.During this last visit, I decided to change it up a bit and went for the tegone cheese in hamburg.. which is a cheese stuffed hamburger meatball. The menu warns that extra time is needed for its preparation, so it added to the anticipation on how it would turn out. Ordered it with spice level 3 as well as some extra pickles and some croquettes to complete my meal.While the menu I think mentioned a possible 20 min wait, it certainly felt a lot quicker. Food came out and took a few photos before I devoured it. The demiglace on the meatball was delicious and the cheese was nice and oozy. I think i was expecting spice level 3 to be more spicy, but it still had a good amount of heat. Very good curry..Overall, they are best known for their large katsu pieces and might stick back to that the next time around.