Curry Powder is a cooking ingredient in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet used for making a variety of Sandwich recipes that Trainers can make for temporary buffs like boosted EXP gain or an increased encounter chance with a specific type of Pokémon. Players must typically buy their cooking ingredients from shops in major cities. Since Sandwich-making is quite a hefty investment in Pokédollars, most newcomers will not engage with the cooking system until later on. However, as players reach the midgame, endgame, or even postgame content, Sandwich recipes become progressively essential, with items like Curry Powder making the top of Trainers’ shopping lists. 

Curry Powder in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet

Curry Powder in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet can only be procured from one location in Paldea — the Aquiesta Supermarket in Levincia. This particular shop can be found on the second street south of the Levincia (North) Pokécenter. Price-wise, one stack of Curry Powder will set back Trainers by ₽450. 

How to get Applin Juice in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet

To reach the coastal city of Levincia in Scarlet or Violet, Trainers must travel westward from the starting city of Mesagoza. After entering the mountainous badlands of the South Province (Area Three), they must head northeast through Artazon and the East Province (Area One). The path will wind to the west and across the river into the East Province (Area Two). Eventually, players will find themselves at the south entrance of Levincia. Nevertheless, Pro Game Guides states that the Aquiesta Supermarket in Levincia does not sell Curry Powder until Trainers have earned seven out of eight Gym Badges in Paldea. 

Based on findings by Game8, here is a list of Sandwich recipes that use Curry Powder in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet:

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet are available on the Nintendo Switch.

  • Humungo Power: Normal Lv. 1

  • Raid Power: Fighting Lv. 1

  • Encounter Power: Fire Lv. 1

  • Humungo Power: Grass Lv. 2

  • Item Drop Power: Normal Lv. 1

  • Encounter Power: Fighting Lv. 1

  • Humungo Power: Grass Lv. 2

  • Item Drop Power: Fairy Lv. 1

  • Encounter Power: Normal Lv. 2

  • Humungo Power: Fairy Lv. 2

  • Title Power: Grass Lv. 2

  • Encounter Power: Normal Lv. 2

  • Humungo Power: Ghost Lv. 2

  • Encounter Power: Fire Lv. 1

  • Catching Power: Grass Lv. 1

  • Humungo Power: Dragon Lv. 2

  • Catching Power: Fire Lv. 2

  • Encounter Power: Ghost Lv. 1

  • Title Power: Dragon Lv. 2

  • Item Drop Power: Ghost Lv. 2

  • Catching Power: Normal Lv. 2

  • Exp. Point Power: Electric Lv. 1

  • Catching Power: Rock Lv. 1

  • Encounter Power: Psychic Lv. 1

  • Catching Power: Electric Lv. 1

  • Encounter Power: Psychic Lv. 1

  • Item Drop Power: Rock Lv. 2

  • Exp. Point Power Rock Lv. 2

  • Catching Power: Ice Lv. 1

  • Encounter Power: Grass Lv. 2

  • Title Power: Rock Lv. 2

  • Encounter Power: Normal Lv. 2

  • Egg Power: Lv. 2

  • Humungo Power: Ghost Lv. 1

  • Encounter Power: Fire Lv. 1

  • Exp. Point Power: Steel Lv. 1

  • Humungo Power: Ice Lv. 1

  • Encounter Power: Ghost Lv. 1

  • Exp. Point Power: Steel Lv. 2

  • Encounter Power: Steel Lv. 2

  • Catching Power: Normal Lv. 1

  • Humungo Power: Ice Lv. 2

  • Encounter Power: Normal Lv. 2

  • Exp. Point Power: Fighting Lv. 2

  • Title Power: Steel Lv. 2

Source: Pro Game Guides | Game8