Name: Monster Curry
Address: 200 Victoria Street, #B1-04/K24, Bugis Junction, Singapore, 188021, SG
Telephone: +65 6266 1708
Price range: $$

Question 1

What is Monster Curry?

Accepted Answer

Monster Curry is a Singapore-born Japanese curry restaurant chain established in 2012, famous for its monster-sized curry plates and customizable spice levels. The signature demi-glace Japanese curry sauce is crafted through a meticulous 2-day cooking process using 14 different spices and vegetables, resulting in a rich, full-bodied curry that is distinctly more complex than standard Japanese curry. With 13+ outlets across Singapore, Monster Curry has become one of the country's most popular Japanese curry destinations. The 'Monster' name refers to the impressively large plate sizes (35cm and 41cm) designed for sharing.

Question 2

How much does Monster Curry cost?

Accepted Answer

Pork Katsu Curry ~S$14.90, Chicken Katsu Curry ~S$14.90, Cheese Omelette Curry ~S$16.30, Shrimp Tempura Curry ~S$16.90, Ebi Powerpuff ~S$15.90, Monster Combo Curry ~S$18.90 (chicken katsu + pork katsu + sausage — best for sharing). Takoyaki ~S$3.80 as a side. Budget S$15-20 per person, or S$10-12 per person if sharing a large plate between two.

Question 3

Where is Monster Curry Bugis?

Accepted Answer

200 Victoria Street, #B1-04/K24, Bugis Junction, Singapore 188021. Basement 1 of Bugis Junction, directly connected to Bugis MRT (EW12/DT14). Near the main B1 food cluster alongside Yoshinoya, Menya Musashi, and Osaka Ohsho.

Question 4

What are the opening hours?

Accepted Answer

Daily 11am to 10pm, 7 days a week including public holidays.

Question 5

Is Monster Curry halal?

Accepted Answer

No, Monster Curry is not halal-certified. The menu includes pork katsu and other non-halal items.

Question 6

What are the 5 spice levels?

Accepted Answer

Monster Curry offers 5 levels of spiciness (1 Flame to 5 Flames), achieved by adding their special hot sauce — a concoction of chilli padi, garlic, ginger, and celery. Level 1 is mild with just a warm hint. Level 2-3 is where most people find their sweet spot — noticeable heat without overwhelming the curry flavour. Level 4 is serious heat for spice lovers. Level 5 is the 'monster' level — extremely hot, only for those who can genuinely handle intense spice. The base curry without any spice (0 Flames) is naturally sweet and mild, suitable for children.

Question 7

What should I order?

Accepted Answer

For first-timers: Cheese Omelette Curry (S$16.30, Level 2 spice) — the fluffy omelette blanket over rice with melted cheese and curry is the most Instagrammable and satisfying dish. For sharing: Monster Combo Curry (S$18.90) — chicken katsu + pork katsu + sausage on a 41cm plate, easily feeds 2. For classic: Pork Katsu Curry (S$14.90, Level 3 spice) — the traditional katsu-curry combination done well. Add Takoyaki (S$3.80) as a side.

Question 8

How big are the portions?

Accepted Answer

Monster Curry serves on impressively large plates: standard plates are 35cm diameter and sharing plates are 41cm. A regular single-person curry (S$14-17) is generously portioned — most people feel full after one plate. The Monster Combo (S$18.90) on the 41cm plate can comfortably feed 2 people for under S$10 per person if shared, making it excellent value for groups.

Monster Curry

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About Monster Curry

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Practical Info

What to Order

Cheese Omelette ★

Monster Combo (share)

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Editor's Note

Japanese Curry 101

Spice Level Guide

Monster vs CoCo

Bugis B1 Food Map

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