Visited with my family of three on January 27, 2023, just before 7:00 PM. We were seated at a table at the back, and I ordered the chicken curry with toppings of nori seaweed, fried broccoli, and cheese, with 200g of rice and medium spiciness. My daughter also ordered the chicken curry with shiitake mushroom topping, spiciness level HOT1, and no rice. We had draft beer as our drink. My wife ordered the mini mild curry and a lassi. Our dishes arrived in about 15 minutes, and as always, they were delicious. When I presented my stamp card, we received a 100 yen discount on our soup curry, which made me a little happy. Thank you for the meal. We will buy some retort curry at New Chitose Airport for souvenirs. Haha.

Saturday at 12:00. No line (2 people inside the restaurant). Located a few minutes' walk from Nishi-sen 11th Street Station. The restaurant's atmosphere is filled with spices, raising expectations. The clear curry soup, reminiscent of onion and consommé, is delicious with just the right amount of spices, and the crispy chicken adds a nice touch to the flavor. When you squeeze the lime topping, it inexplicably becomes sweet and delicious. The taste is addictive. It seems to be popular among locals, and I hope they open a branch in Tokyo. Thank you for the meal.

When I came to Hokkaido, I visited this restaurant that seemed delicious with soup curry. I arrived around 4:30 pm on a holiday. There was a parking space in front of the restaurant where two cars could be parked, so I parked there. Despite it being a somewhat odd time of 4:30 pm, the restaurant was quite crowded, with some people also ordering takeout. One of the attractions of this place is that even if you don't like spicy food, you can still enjoy the deliciousness. There are varying levels of spiciness from mild to level 100, allowing you to choose your preferred level. The mildest option is sweet and can even be eaten by children without any spiciness. There was also an option for those who want to enjoy the spiciness without the heat, called Mild + Medicine, which allows you to savor the spices without the spiciness. I was torn between these two options, but I decided to go with the Mild one first. I ordered the Vegetable Curry for 1250 yen with a small portion of rice. The dish arrived in about 15 minutes. At first glance, it didn't look like curry at all, more like a light soup. The soup was very flavorful and incredibly delicious! Each colorful vegetable had a perfect taste. The broccoli, fried to a crisp, had a rich flavor that paired well with the light soup. Carrots, okra, potatoes, lotus root, young corn, cabbage, eggplant, and various vibrant vegetables were plentiful! The soup had soaked into the vegetables, making them delicious! It was so tasty that I didn't even need the rice! This alone was satisfyingly delicious. Payment was cash only. Thank you for the meal!

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I visited the restaurant the other day after a long time. There are only two parking spots right in front, so be careful. I ordered the chicken curry with a spice level of 4, and added cheese as a topping. It was delicious as always. The vegetables were fresh and sweet, and the chicken was tender and easy to eat. It was fantastic.

On the second night in Sapporo, after eating Soup Curry Jingisukan, we came to this place as our second stop. It is located a bit away from the city center. Around 7:00 pm on Friday, it was not crowded, but soon after it was full and there was a waiting list. The menu is simple and typical. The toppings are not particularly unique. This time, I ordered the regular Chicken Curry. The rice was a normal 200g portion. The curry arrived fairly quickly. It was served on a large plate with a generous portion. The vegetables included potatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots, shimeji mushrooms, eggplant, green beans, and bell peppers. I apologize if I got it wrong. There was also a large chicken leg. The soup had an initial spicy kick, followed by a savory broth-like flavor. It lacked richness but the balance was good. The vegetables were all average without any standout features. The chicken was fragrant and tender, very delicious. It started off tasty, but I got a bit tired of it towards the end, so additional toppings might be needed. It would have been nice to have some condiments on the table for flavor variation. Also, it was quite sweet, so I think it would have been even tastier with more spiciness. The rice had a good texture and paired well with the curry. I occasionally have soup curry in Tokyo, and I thought Tokyo's standard is high, haha. This place is also very delicious, but I'm not sure if I would come back all the way to Hokkaido for it. Tokyo is good enough for me. Tokyo is really amazing. Payment was cash only. Thank you for the meal!

For a late lunch, I went to my favorite Medicine Man restaurant! Lately, I've been feeling like I'm not getting enough vegetables, so today I ordered a vegetable curry with chicken leg and fried burdock as a luxurious topping. There were more types of vegetables in this curry than the usual chicken curry I order! In addition to the base vegetables like carrots, eggplant, cabbage, onions, green beans, and potatoes, there were also zucchinis, lotus roots, fried broccoli, red bell peppers, and okra, all of which were delicious. I ended up eating too much again today, but it was worth it. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Arrived at 7:10 pm with no wait. The restaurant has 8 counter seats, 2 tables for 2 people, and 3 tables for 4 people. Ordered the Chicken Curry for 1,290 yen with regular spiciness. Waited 5 minutes. The Soup Curry was loaded with vegetables including carrots, eggplant, bell peppers, potatoes, cabbage, and shimeji mushrooms. The chicken thigh meat in the soup was tender and flavorful, blending well with the broth. The spiciness was adjusted more with chili peppers than spices, resulting in a well-balanced and flavorful Soup Curry. While it lacked a strong impact, the variety of toppings allows for customization to suit individual preferences.

Hokkaido Wandering Journey 153 Sapporo City [Curry Top 100] "The more spicy, the more delicious and flavorful," says a soup curry restaurant in Okayama. I tried the Seafood Curry with a spiciness level of 20 out of 100, which was fine for me since I could handle 30. The restaurant, called Ramen Yoshi, was open when I visited, so I headed straight to the affiliated parking lot and then to the restaurant. I was able to sit at the counter right away as it was not crowded. The Seafood Curry seemed to be popular, and I followed the manager's recommendation for toppings. I ordered the Seafood Curry with a spiciness level of HOT 20 and added dried seaweed as a topping. The staff was polite and answered my questions. However, it took 40 minutes for my order to be served because they were busy. Customers who came after me got their orders in just 10 minutes, which was a bit disappointing. The HOT 20 curry was noticeably red and different from the others. It had a manageable level of spiciness and was filled with plenty of seafood. The dried seaweed complemented the dish well. The flavor was overshadowed by the spiciness, so I think a spiciness level of HOT 10 would be the most delicious. Despite that, I enjoyed the dish and would like to try different levels of spiciness and toppings in the future. At the end of the meal, they gave me two parking tickets for the affiliated parking lot (30 minutes each, totaling ¥200). However, the parking machine incorrectly charged me for 2 hours even though only 1 hour and 20 minutes had passed, so I had to pay an additional ¥200.

It's been a while since my last visit. There are only two parking spaces, but luckily they were empty. It's definitely a popular place, as it was almost full on a Sunday night at 7pm. I ordered the vegetable curry with a spice level of hot 2, which cost an extra 100 yen. The soup curry is a bit pricey, so spending over 100 yen on spiciness felt a bit off. The spiciness wasn't enough for me, but it made me sweat just the right amount, maybe due to the spices. They mentioned they added more vegetables since they don't have eggs now, but there was a lot of cabbage with a noticeable crunch. The amount of vegetables was quite generous, and I left feeling full, but I wish it had a bit more impact. The soup was easy to drink though.

After dinner, I went to this place I had been wanting to try. I was a bit nervous about the possibility of a long line, but there were only a couple of people ahead of me. A few more customers came in later. Perhaps it was because it was a weekday night. I found it difficult to eat rice, so I ordered the soup curry noodles with a spice level of 3. I originally planned to just take a small taste, but after one bite, I couldn't stop and ended up finishing almost the entire bowl. The soup had just the right amount of flavor and spiciness, creating an addictive taste. Even though the spice level was 3, it wasn't extremely spicy, but rather a nice level of heat. If you enjoy spicy food, you might even want to try level 4.

I visited "Medicine Man" on this day. The restaurant is located in Minami 12-jo Nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo. It is about an 8-minute walk from both Nakajima Koen Station and Nishi 11-chome Station on the streetcar line. I arrived at 12:40 during lunchtime on a weekday. There were 3 customers waiting inside, and after waiting for 15 minutes, I was seated at the counter. I ordered the following: Chicken curry (regular) for 1290 yen, extra rice for 110 yen, nori seaweed for 120 yen, and fried broccoli for 160 yen, totaling 1570 yen (tax included). However, there was a weekday lunchtime discount of 100 yen, so the total came to 1470 yen. The food was served after a 10-minute wait. The soup curry was quite substantial, and the rice was generous. The chicken leg was tender and easy to eat, and when dipped in the soup with rice, it was very delicious. The soup had a good level of spiciness, and the recommended nori seaweed added a nice flavor. The fried broccoli was also a great choice. The restaurant was clean and had a good atmosphere, with hospitable staff. It is a popular place, so it is recommended to visit on weekdays or at off-peak times to avoid long waits. Thank you for the meal! Rating: 3.82-23446

Visited around 3:00 PM on a Sunday and didn't have to wait in line. There were two parking spaces at the store, but they were narrow so I parked elsewhere. I ordered the chicken curry with fried broccoli topping, which cost around 1500 yen. I opted for mild spiciness. The soup was delicious from the first sip. The fried broccoli was amazing as expected. The soup had a nice spice to it and was delicious, and the vegetables were flavorful and sweet, especially the carrots.

Visit on 8/21/2023 (Mon) at 18:35. No waiting, could enter immediately. Ordered Chicken Curry (regular spiciness) for 1,290 yen and Lassi for 450 yen. 18:52: Received the order. The soup curry had a nice level of spiciness as I ordered it regular, with a good kick. It was delicious even without rice. The chicken was flavorful and not gamey. The vegetables were large, especially the potatoes were tasty. There were various toppings available, and I would definitely like to visit this restaurant again.

★Gourmet Lawyer's Food Diary ★【Instagram】joy_sound 【Tabelog】_Chrome_ーーーーーーーーーーーーーDelicious!! This might be my favorite soup curry in Sapporo. I visited Medicine Man in Chuo-ku, Sapporo. It is listed in Tabelog's Curry Top 100. I visited on Saturday at 7:30 PM. I had to write my name at the entrance and wait. Even if there were empty seats, they didn't fill all seats at once, so there was a bit of a wait. I waited for 35 minutes until it was served. I ordered the Chicken Curry without rice (1190 yen) with regular spiciness. The chicken was bone-in and tender. It easily fell apart with a spoon. The right amount of spiciness, the umami of the vegetables, and a well-balanced flavor made it very delicious. I visited several soup curry restaurants in Sapporo in the past few days, but this was my favorite. Thank you for the meal!ーーーーーーーーーーーーLikes, saves, comments are encouraging!!

From tomorrow, it's the Bon holiday, so there was already a line before opening at 11:15, and it was the second round. I was seated at 12:30 and finally got to try the Seafood HOT1 with less rice and plain lassi. The seafood was incredibly delicious. It had 2 shrimp, sliced fish, squid, scallops, clams, wood ear mushrooms, and various other vegetables, with perfect ingredients. I experienced the ultimate soup curry with no complaints.

I couldn't stop holding the soup so much when I encountered a soup curry like this... I wondered why I hadn't visited before (laughs) Vegetable curry 1250 yen→ HOT1 +50 yen The recommended level of spiciness by the shop was to make it a bit spicy, so I ordered it with a slightly spicy HOT1. The appearance is a large plate with plenty of soup. Since I chose vegetable curry, there are plenty of vegetables in it. When I drink the soup... I couldn't stop holding the spoon!! I immediately developed addiction symptoms (laughs) The depth of the spiciness of the spices and the richness of the soup stock create a rich soup. It is not so much rich as it is a perfect balance of the effective soup stock without being too thick (*´ω｀*) The spices enhance the umami flavor, making it a truly unique soup curry. The vegetables include okra, carrots, potatoes, baby corn, cabbage, zucchini, green beans, lotus root, broccoli, and plenty of vegetables. The vegetables are cut large, but they are deliciously wrapped in the gentle taste of the soup! I ended up eating a lot of rice even though it was vegetables...! Recommended for people like this♫ ✅ Those who want to eat a soup curry with a deep soup stock ✅ Those who want to eat a lot of vegetables * Be sure to check the store information on the website or SNS before visiting. * The menu may have changed.

Lunch in Sapporo! The soba shop I was interested in was unexpectedly closed, so I decided to try the next option. I visited Medicine Man, a place I had always wanted to go to! I arrived around 2:20 PM. Even at this time on a weekday, there were people waiting! It's truly a popular place. I wrote my name on the waiting list and waited. There were 4 parties ahead of me. I was seated after about 20 minutes. The restaurant has counter seats and table seats. The counter seats were quite spaced out, maybe due to COVID-19. The seafood curry was sold out at this time, so I ordered the chicken curry. I chose spice level 1. It was served in about 10 minutes. Let's dig in. First, the soup. Oh, it's delicious with a hint of sweetness behind the spices! It's a thin soup curry. It's really tasty. The menu recommended HOT2 as the best match, and now I understand why. I should have gone for a spicier option. A little more heat would have complemented this soup well. It goes down smoothly without any lingering spiciness. I'm happy with the generous amount of soup. The chicken was tender, falling off the bone easily. There was a lot of cabbage in the vegetables, adding a chunky texture typical of soup curry. The rice seemed to have turmeric in it. Oh, I have to come back here again. I wish I had ordered it spicier. I can see why this place is so popular. Thank you for the meal!

Chicken curry with seaweed and fried broccoli. HOT1 Sapporo Soup Curry is personally one of the top choices for me. The soup is quite thin in consistency. It has a deep spice flavor that is delicious enough to drink it all up. The chicken leg has crispy skin, tender meat, and is among the best in Sapporo's soup curry restaurants. Even though it is labeled as HOT1, it didn't feel too spicy. The welcoming atmosphere for families with children, tourists, and various customers is also nice. It's no wonder it has been recognized as one of the top curry restaurants, including being selected for Bib Gourmand. #Medicineman #soupcurry #curry #MedicinemanSoupCurry #spicecurry #Sapporo #Hokkaido #MichelinGuide #BibGourmand.

When I was young, I used to think it was delicious, but maybe my taste buds have changed because it was too salty and I couldn't finish it. So salty! The spices were weak and the taste of the vegetables was bland. I ordered number 5, but the additional cost didn't seem to match the flavor. There were a lot of young customers, so maybe it's more suited for young people!

Visited the Curry Top 100 restaurant "Medicine Man" to try the local specialty dish of Hokkaido, soup curry. This renowned soup curry shop has been selected as a "Bib Gourmand" in the "Michelin Guide Hokkaido 2012-2017". Located a bit away from the bustling streets of Sapporo, it's about a 10-minute walk from the Nakajima Koen Station. I visited around 6 pm on a Sunday and was able to enter without waiting in line. As soon as I entered the restaurant, the delightful aroma of spices filled the air, making my appetite grow. Since the popular and limited Seafood Curry was sold out, I opted for the Chicken Curry priced at 1,290 yen and added bacon as an extra topping for 290 yen. I chose the regular level of spiciness. When the soup curry arrived, I was amazed by the portion size. It was served in a bowl as large as a ramen bowl and seemed to be about 1.5 times the usual serving size. I took a sip of the soup curry, and it was incredibly delicious! It had a nice level of spiciness, a rich aroma of spices, and most importantly, an amazing depth of flavor. A true top-notch restaurant that captivates you with just one bite. I couldn't wait to enjoy the rest of the meal. The chicken was about the size of the palm of my hand, with a crispy exterior and a tender, flavorful interior that paired perfectly with the rice and soup. The vegetables were also generously sized, especially the carrots which were sweet and complemented the mildly spicy soup perfectly. I have never tasted such addictive soup curry that makes you keep wanting more. The addictive blend of spices and the umami from the broth made me finish the dish in no time. Thank you, Medicine Man, for creating such an incredible soup curry. I would love to revisit when I'm in Sapporo again. This is definitely a highly recommended restaurant in Sapporo.