Review Harry's Kitchen - Dunedin

Had the greatest chicken curry with noodles 🍛 and for a good price too. Customer service was also excellent, I don’t usually write reviews but this place was so good, it deserves one. I highly recommend this place & will definitely dine here again💯🙌🏾

Thank you for serving us! Japanese Curry was hearty and rich and made with love. Excellent noodles, this place is always full of diners and it's easy to see why.

Delicious food, I got the sweet and spicy pop chicken (requested extra spicy) and I wasn't disappointed, very tasty and spicy.

LOVEDD everything!! 💯💯 (Definitely have to try the spicy pork rice soup!)

Pork Ramen was tasty! Enjoyed the broth - just wish the chashu was fired on both sides not just one, and the noodles aren't really Ramen noodles I'm used to for Ramen. Very short. Still very very delicious and friendly people!

Small and cozy place to dine in. The waitresses were very friendly and the chef was kind to put half BBQ half creamy chicken katsu for me as they ran out of the creamy sauce and informed me about it when I ordered. The chicken katsu was crispy, I preferred the creamy sauce over the BBQ one as it had a sweet taste to it. A suggestion would be to replace the fries and add more vegetables to balance the dish. I agree that the fries made the dish more filling but it did not suit well in my opinion. They had a lot of sauces ready for customers to self-serve. A water machine was used so customers might have to get up from their table to get water. Overall, good value for good food and nice people to dine with.

A real wee gem hidden on George street. I got their katsu ramen and a side of fries (only $3 for the fries pictured below!). This was about $15 total, a very cheap price. The ramen was massive and so delicious. I would have been fine without the fries- I couldn't finish in the end! The crumbed chicken was nice and crispy and the texture of the noodles was great. My friend also loved her meal (pictured below, last pic). I would definitely recommend! Great atmosphere and very prompt service.

Fantastic pork ramen and chicken katsu, don’t forget the pan fried dumplings too!

Tasty, quick and reasonably priced. I got the chefs special beef noodles which had a good kick of spice to it.

It is a wee gem in the city centre which offers the best Chicken Katsu. 5 stars for all the dishes that's I've ordered, they were huge! Reasonable price with excellent food. The Chashu Pork's fat got a lots texture in it. And the Chinken Katsu is a must try!! Definitely will come back for the Chicken Katsu and try another dishes!

The staff are so lovely and the food is amazing. Always grateful for the cost-effective portions, and the vibes are so cute and cosy. Highly recommend, this is one of my Dunedin foodie spots

Been going to here for a while now and although over time their menu has decreased probably due to the pandemic, it is still one of my favourite places to eat. Small place but food comes fast. Love everything on their menu but my fav is definitely the ramen which is always so filling (for me at least). The guys that work there are chill and friendly. All in all a student favorite. ❣️

Ramen was good. The restaurant was cold inside though.

Best kimchi in town!!.. Well that's my opinion. I always buy an extra side dish to go with my meal. Really lovely food that is well priced. This place is another one of Dunedin's best kept secrets. Definitely worth checking out

Really nice and cozy little gem in Dunedin. I liked the nice little touches they had in there, such as flavouring their water with orange slices. I ordered Pork Chashu ramen. The food is amazing, portion is generous, and the presentation is quite pretty. They've obviously put in a lot of thoughts behind it. I've since gone back to try their other dishes, their Korean Fried Chicken is also really good. 10/10 would return/recommend.

Beautiful presentation, very friendly staff. The bowel looks like it’s stuffed full but unfortunately it’s a lot on the surface and not much under the surface. The broth was pretty good but nothing to write home about.

Great little locally owned place. Simple. Tasty. Well priced. What more could you ask for?

Cosy little place in Dunedin Central, is a little bit hard to find as there is construction on the building. We are visiting here from Auckland. Portions were great. I had the Korean Pork and Kimchi and nothing to fault. It was delish. My husband ordered the Chasu Ramen and thought it lacked flavour and wasnt made with love. Dumplings and spring rolls we had for entree was average.

Cute place, although very small seating arrangement I still like the space and the interior colours and decor. Clean feeling. Seasoning and sauces are open for customers to help themselves to which is great. Have been here twice, first time 4 stars but second time 3 stars-disappointed with my meal. <br/><br/>Spicy pork and vege; lovely bowl of pork and vegetables on rice, loved the fried egg on top. Pork was chewy and the ratio to rice was just right. Wasn’t extremely spicy at all so I added more sauce and chili flakes on top. Otherwise the flavor is well done, not too salty or anything extreme like that. Delicious meal. <br/>8/10<br/><br/>Chashu pork ramen; as pretty as it is-perhaps it is the fact that noodles are not something I tend to get when I dine out, so it wasn’t the most ideal meal, but honestly I was left very disappointed when I saw the amount of pork belly slices. I was served a few thin slices of pork belly and then left with the biggest bowl of average noodles and soup. I finished it by literally dousing it in hot sauce. The rice on the side was nice, but not sure if necessary. Appreciate the kimchi though! I was expecting much more, especially when many friends have suggest this meal. <br/>6/10