House Vermont Curry Medium Hot
Japanese curry roux blocks Β· House Foods Β· Pantry specialties
Why it's worth it
Vermont Curry, launched in 1963, is Japan's number-one selling curry roux brand. Supermarket curry blocks are one of the most practical food souvenirs from Japan, and Vermont is gentler and sweeter than the Golden Curry often found abroad.
Taste
Thick, mildly spiced brown curry roux sweetened with apple and honey; mellow, family-friendly heat
Why this rating
Scores 8 of 10 on our published rubric.
Where & what you'll pay
If you know Czech shelves
S&B Golden Curry roux is sold in some CZ Asian shops; Vermont is the sweeter apple-and-honey style and harder to find
Sources
βPopular choices include: House Vermont Curryβ
ayumiokuyama29.substack.com (blog)βVermont Curry is the number-one selling brand of Japanese curry roux. It was first introduced in 1963, and celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2013.β
housefoods-group.com (brand)
Curated 2026-10-01. Image: Open Food Facts contributors, CC-BY-SA.