[Completely Non-Smoking] This popular Nepalese cuisine and soup curry restaurant opened in December 2015 in a residential area right along Atsubetsu Street. They also have a stamp card system. The restaurant is located about 300m from the intersection of Atsubetsu Chuo Street and Atsubetsu Street, towards Shiroishi, near Sakuradai Asuka Hospital. --- 8/7/2023, 12:30 PM, revisited due to hesitation to go far because of the weather. Discovered an interesting town and came to have lunch. Today, I wanted to eat naan instead of soup, so I tried a tomato-based curry dal makhani. It was not as spicy as usual, so I ordered it mild. It took about 7-8 minutes until it was served. The naan was bigger than usual. The chef's whim determines the size, and it's impossible for most people to finish it. The naan, made with 500g of dough, was crispy on the surface and chewy inside, without any raw parts. According to the Nepalese chef, the size is limited by the size of the oven, and if it were bigger, they could make naans as tall as children. The naan was sweet and delicious. The dal makhani was made with lentils and had a balanced mix of spices. It contained chunks of mutton, some as big as 100g, larger than an egg. The curry, made with butter, was sweet, thick, and rich in flavor, with a strong spice blend. Even though it was delicious, I couldn't finish the massive naan and had to take it home. The spiciness level was 2300, and it was almost super spicy for me. The mango lassi was a lifesaver. Next time, I want to try the cheese naan with onion paste curry.

The staff at the restaurant is a foreigner, probably from Nepal. The "Nepal Set" for 1,350 yen is a great deal, with a spiciness level of 5 (very spicy). It comes with naan and rice, two types of curry, salad, and a drink. It's quite a generous portion! Both curries were delicious, and I enjoyed eating them with naan or rice. I left feeling satisfied with a full stomach. I found out that on Fridays, you can get free refills of rice and naan. I'll definitely go back on a Friday next time.

Today's weather is hot and I'm sweating a lot. In times like this, eating spicy soup curry doesn't bother me at all. This time, I tried the lamb soup curry for the first time. I found a 20% off coupon on Tabelog. The spiciness level was 5 (extremely spicy) and it was quite hot. The tenderness and volume of the lamb meat were very satisfying. And there were plenty of large pieces of lamb meat! I think level 4 spiciness suits me better. Thank you for the delicious meal.

There is a popular Nepalese restaurant in Atsubetsu. They are known for their curry and biryani, but they also serve soup curry. I can imagine that Nepalese curry must be delicious. But I wonder what soup curry made by Nepalese chefs would be like... I feel like trying it. - Chicken Soup Curry: I chose naan over rice. You cannot choose the spiciness level for the soup curry. So I took a sip... two sips... Huh? There is no umami, and the quality is not up to par for a soup curry specialty store. The chicken lacks a simmered flavor and tastes bland. The vegetables are not fried enough and lack flavor. Also, ordering naan instead of rice was a negative factor. It just doesn't go well with this soup curry. It would have been better with rice. Perhaps they don't understand why Sapporo-originated soup curry is so popular, despite being able to make high-quality curry. It looked like soup curry only in appearance. What a shame. Another dish is: - Spinach-based Jagg Curry: This one is delicious. You can even enjoy it with a large naan. They can make such delicious curry, so it's a shame that their soup curry is not good. I really want them to excel in that area. (￣ｰ￣)ﾆﾔﾘ

I passed by this restaurant many times without paying much attention, but I found out it's a famous curry shop on Tabelog! First of all, I was surprised by the size of the naan. I ordered the Mutton Green Soup Curry and my partner got the Nepal Set, both come with a salad. The Nepal Set includes two types of curry and rice. I tried both of my partner's curries and they were delicious! The Mutton Green Soup Curry had 5 or 6 large mutton pieces in it. I would love to try more curry varieties here. If they offer all-you-can-eat naan, I would rate it a 5! Thank you for the meal!

I had been curious about Sunrise in Atsubetsu for a while. The curry with naan always seems to have an uneven balance, with leftover curry or having to eat the leftover naan with curry. Looking at the pictures, it seemed like a generous portion, so I ordered the cheese naan set as I really wanted to eat plenty of cheese naan. My wife ordered the pork curry. For some reason, the TV show playing in the restaurant was an educational program. It took a bit of time as there were other customers, but finally, I got my cheese naan. My wife's naan was also quite large, so it seemed satisfying. I liked that there was a small portion of rice included with the cheese naan, which kept me from getting tired of it. The lassi here had a flavor that I enjoyed. My wife got full halfway through, so I ended up eating hers too, and the naan was subtly sweet and delicious. Overall, it was a perfect restaurant for someone like me who has poor fuel efficiency. Thank you for the meal.

Mutton green soup curry (1500 yen) with plain naan, spice level 3 (medium). I usually go for level 4, but this time I couldn't stop sweating. Maybe my body has changed? Is it aging...! So I played it safe and went for level 3. The soup with plenty of sag is delicious. It's a bit salty, but it goes well with the tender mutton. It's loaded with tomatoes, eggplant, broccoli, green beans, bell peppers, okra, asparagus, lotus root, and boiled eggs. A large plain naan and salad are also included. I'm already full. The cost-effectiveness is a bit worrying. In fact, a 60% portion might lead to higher satisfaction and repeat visits. Maybe next time I'll try the Nepalese set. Thanks for the meal.

Today in Sapporo, the wind is strong and it's snowing heavily. On days like this, I crave soup curry to warm up, so I decided to go to Sunrise. I ordered the usual chicken soup curry and this time I tried their naan. The naan here is quite large, so I did my best to finish it, but now my stomach is full. The soup curry here has a lot of ingredients and is very satisfying. It's just so delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Sapporo City, Atsubetsu Ward, Atsubetsu Nishi area. A restaurant with the proven quality of being selected as one of the top 100 Asian Ethnic restaurants by Tabelog in 2022 and one of the top 100 Curry restaurants in 2019. The restaurant has a parking lot in front and a cozy atmosphere with counter seats, table seats, and raised tatami seating, making it easy for individuals or families to visit. I had the impression that there aren't many delicious Nepalese curry restaurants, but I decided to visit this one for the first time. The Nepalese population in Japan has increased by 29.5% due to a rise in the number of students studying abroad, so Nepalese cuisine restaurants might increase nationwide in the future. I happened to see a feature about Nepalese cuisine on a TV show yesterday, so I was already aware of it (laughs). I wanted to try a variety of dishes, so I opted for a set menu. I ordered the Nepalese Set (1350 yen) with the 4th level of spiciness, which included Chicken Leg Curry, Keema Curry, Salad, Rice & Plain Naan, and Iced Coffee. It was a generous set with a good amount of food. When the curries were served, I couldn't help but smile, and the staff also smiled back at me. The Chicken Saag Curry was excellent with chunks of chicken, a balanced mix of coriander powder and red pepper spices, a subtle spiciness, and the bitterness and sweetness of spinach (fenugreek?). It was well done with less oil compared to Indian curries, making it light and enjoyable. The Keema Curry had a strong spiciness with a hearty texture from the minced meat and a rich spice flavor. The level 4 spiciness is equivalent to a medium to hot level in home-cooked curries. It's not overpowering, so it's easy to try even for those who prefer spicier dishes. The spiciness and spice flavor were reminiscent of Indian curries, which I particularly liked. It had just the right amount of spiciness, but I'd like to try level 5 next time. The salad was tasty with a sesame dressing suitable for Japanese taste. The turmeric (saffron) rice was fragrant and had a nice texture, perfect for Japanese palates. The Plain Naan was delicious with a strong wheat flavor, and I eagerly devoured it with both hands. The Iced Coffee was a bit light, and although I mentioned it was for after the meal, it arrived before the meal, but I didn't mind. Overall, I heard from other reviewers that the chef is from a famous restaurant in Otaru. I've been to that place before, and now I feel like going back there. I would definitely rank this restaurant among the top curry places I've visited. I was extremely satisfied with the delicious curry. Thank you for the meal♪♪

This was my first visit to this restaurant. I eat curry at least three times a week, but I was craving Indian curry and decided to try this place since I heard it was a famous spot. I went all out with the Cheese Naan Set for 1600 yen. When I ordered it spicy, I was recommended to go with medium spicy, and I agreed. The recommendation was spot on - even the medium spicy was quite hot. The Cheese Naan had a generous amount of cheese, which was great. The texture was chewy, although the flavor was masked by the curry. I found the chicken curry to be easy to eat. Overall, while I felt that the flavor was not as strong as my number one spot in Shizuoka, Gandhi, it was still above average. The set even came with lassi at the end. Thank you for the meal.

I visited the restaurant around 5 pm for an early dinner as I had not eaten lunch and was surprised to see two other customers already there. I ordered the Sunrise Special for 1600 yen with the spiciness level set to "spicy" (one level below maximum). The staff, who were Nepalese, asked if I was sure about the spiciness level, which made me a bit nervous, but I confirmed my choice. I could hear the sound of naan being made in the kitchen, which got me excited. After a short wait, my food arrived and I was pleasantly surprised by the generous portion size. The meal included a large naan, keema curry, chicken soup curry, saffron rice, salad, and two pieces of tandoori chicken. I started by enjoying the spicy chicken soup curry, which was delicious but quite spicy. The small bowl was filled with chicken, carrots, broccoli, egg, green beans, and potatoes. The keema curry paired well with the naan and was flavorful with plenty of minced meat. As I continued eating, I couldn't stop sweating due to the spiciness, a sign of authentic spices being used. I used the salad to cool down the heat and then moved on to the tandoori chicken, which was tender and not too spicy. To my delight, the meal came with a lassi, adding to the overall value. This restaurant offers good quality food at a reasonable price, and I will definitely be back. Thank you for the delicious meal!

If you're tired of the same routine every day, why not embark on a stimulating food adventure at Sunrise? The Nepalese-style soup curry here is full of exciting spices, a variety of vegetables, and tender mutton, making it hot, stimulating, enjoyable, and incredibly satisfying. You might even discover your true self. This Nepalese curry restaurant is known for its spicy curry and freshly baked naan. It's a great place to seek some excitement. The chef from the popular curry restaurant Hoshimi has created a menu with a similar vibe to STAR, with delicious and slightly spicy soup curry. The soup curry is filled with plenty of vegetables and the mutton is tender. The curry is not too watery, more on the thick side. You can choose the spiciness level from 1 to 5 (I recommend going one level lower than your usual). The mutton soup curry I ordered was delicious. The rice was also good. The curry is thick and has less of a soup-like consistency. The small raised seating area is great for enjoying your meal. This restaurant is located along Hokubetsu Street, about a 15-minute walk from JR Morikoen Station. It's popular among locals, so the parking lot was full even on the day I visited. The total bill came to 1350 yen. It was delicious. Be careful as the spiciness levels here tend to be on the higher side.

I ordered the chicken soup curry! The soup curry here is the best. It's very filling with lots of ingredients. The flavor is great. I've been to other places, but I like this one the best. You can choose between saffron rice and white rice for your meal, and I prefer saffron rice! Even the regular portion comes with a lot of rice! If you like bread, you can also have naan. It's huge. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I visited the Sunrise restaurant, one of the top 100 restaurants. They have a parking lot and the entire place is non-smoking. The restaurant is quite spacious. I tried the daily special, chicken curry, and asked for it to be spicy level 250! The staff warned me that it was very spicy and suggested starting at level 100. They can adjust the spiciness with their spices if needed. I followed their advice and went with level 100, which turned out to be just right. The curry was flavorful and had a generous amount of chicken. The naan bread was huge! It might make you wonder if the curry portion is small, but the curry itself was plentiful. The naan had a nice balance of sweetness, softness, and crispiness, making it very delicious. The staff checked in on me during the meal to see if the spiciness was okay and if I needed more spice. They were very kind. I'll go for level 100 spiciness next time too. Thank you for the meal.

This is an Indian curry restaurant located along Kita-hoku-dori in June 2022. Today, I visited with a regular customer feeling like eating something very spicy. This time, I ordered the Green Chicken Soup Curry with a spiciness level of 300. The color is a deep green, and as soon as I tasted the soup, I could feel the spiciness, umami, and richness. The green soup is more concentrated compared to basic soup, and it tastes delicious! The spiciness level of 300 was just right for me, but when I tried the 2000 spiciness level that the regular customer ordered, it was too spicy for me. However, I could still taste the umami, richness, and the perfect combination of spiciness in the curry. This is my favorite curry restaurant run by people from a foreign country!

In front of the restaurant, there are parking spaces for 4 cars. Inside, there is a counter for 7 people, 4 tables for 4 people, 2 raised tables for 4 people, and 1 raised table for 6 people. It seems like there are toys for children, making it a family-friendly restaurant. We chose a curry set, opting for mutton sag and keema curry. We chose the spicy option. The mutton sag had a generous amount of meat and a rich flavor, although the spiciness was milder than expected. The keema curry had a different taste, with a softer spiciness compared to the sag. The naan was delicious and fragrant. My companion tried the cheese naan, which was loaded with cheese. Unfortunately, we didn't get to try the coconut butter sugar dessert, leaving us feeling a bit disappointed. Sharing a set might have been a good idea, as we could have made it to dessert. The curry was delicious, so we would like to come back for another try.

☆LP☆ I had been interested in this Indian curry restaurant for a while. It was located outside of my usual area in Atsubetsu, so I couldn't visit easily, but finally on a holiday Monday, I was able to stop by! The interior of the restaurant is dimly lit and doesn't have the typical atmosphere of an Indian cuisine place. Despite it being lunchtime, there were only about two groups of customers. A quiet atmosphere prevailed. Now, looking at the menu... Oh, they also have soup curry. However, our main goal was Indian curry, so after a brief moment of hesitation, we ended up ordering the usual butter chicken curry, chicken tikka masala curry, and tandoori chicken. Shortly after, the tandoori chicken arrived. It was a bit difficult to eat due to the bones, not particularly juicy, and the flavor was lacking... Not much aroma either. The following curries also, despite being from a reputed restaurant, were not as delicious as the ones from my usual two other places. They seemed to lack distinctive features. The plain naan and garlic naan were of standard size, but they were too dry, and the goodness of the naan didn't quite come through. It was a bit disappointing considering the distance we traveled. Perhaps the soup curry is the specialty of this reputed restaurant? By the way, one of the groups of customers seemed to be eating soup curry, and the father in the family was choking because it was too spicy haha. So, it might be wise to be cautious with the level of spiciness you choose. Thank you for the meal!!!

Today, in December 2021, I was invited by a regular customer, Mr. Mairevi, to a goat biryani gathering at a restaurant. I don't often have the opportunity to enjoy authentic biryani, so I'm looking forward to it. The biryani is prepared from the morning and will be ready around noon. It is a labor-intensive dish. The goat biryani is served generously on a plate, with the option for seconds. The set soup curry comes with chicken thighs and can be very spicy - I tried a bite of the 2000-level spiciness, which was quite intense. My own soup curry, at level 300 spiciness, tasted sweet and had a rich umami flavor. The thin, spicy soup was very delicious, and the chicken thighs were also very tasty. The goat biryani had plenty of bone-in goat meat, which was tender and not too gamey. The fluffy rice had a good balance of spices and a light texture, making it easy to eat a lot, although I ended up leaving some. The finely chopped cucumbers, apples, and other vegetables with a generous dollop of tangy yogurt on top added a delicious touch. The chicken butter dish also paired perfectly with the biryani. Biryani is truly a delightful dish!

I have used this restaurant about 5 times, and it is the best in Sapporo in terms of taste and cost performance. For those who think that the nan curry at Toyohira Gorge Onsen is the best, I highly recommend trying this place. There was a time when I thought Toyohira Gorge Onsen was the best in Sapporo. One thing to note is that if you order a set menu, a huge amount of food will be served, so if you are too shy to ask the staff to pack it for takeout, you may end up feeling sad. It is best to go there on an empty stomach or with the intention of taking the nan bread home. Also, even if you are used to spicy food, do not go for the extra spicy (level 5) option. It is not just spicy, but painful. I, who usually orders extra spicy at Toyohira Gorge Onsen, can only handle level 3 here. But it is delicious, and the staff are working hard, so I definitely want to go back again. Thank you for the meal.

[September 12, 2021] The day after the Challenge Ramen. Today, I'll take it easy to give my stomach a rest (^^) My family is visiting my wife's parents, so I'm at home relaxing by myself☆ At that moment, my wife called! Wife: "We're going out for dinner, do you want to join?" Me: "I'm going to relax at home today~" Wife: "Okay! I'll bring some food back for you!" Me: "Sounds good!" Wife: "We're going to Sunrise in Atsubetsu!" Me: "Wait, I'll come right away♪" So, I arrived at Sunrise! This is a restaurant that many MyRebi members have visited, so I was planning to visit it sometime! I ordered Chicken Shag Curry #1000. My family ordered the Family Set (no photo). I was tempted to order something like #2000 as everyone else does, but I decided to be modest today (°▽°) It arrived in about 15 minutes. The naan is huge... It looks like the Family Set could feed a family of five! Anyway, I'll take responsibility and eat the Shag Curry I ordered! Here goes... The spiciness maintains the taste of the spices and is delicious☆ The aroma is very nice too◎ It has a rich flavor that delights the palate (*´∀｀*) The chicken is plentiful and satisfying to eat! But the portion is huge! I usually don't order large servings or sets, so this is tough (。-∀-) I had my growing son eat half of the naan, and I managed to finish it! Thank you for the meal♪ As for spiciness, it's between Level 5 Spicy and Level 1000, so I'm not sure how much spice they used. Does it get spicier if you go for Level 2000? If anyone knows, please let me know in the comments☆ Piro Yukin's Spiciness Level (15-level scale): Level 6 - The spiciness intensifies in the latter part. If you share it with a few people who like a bit of spiciness, you can enjoy it without feeling overwhelmed.

I have eaten it many times, but Sunrise's naan is the most delicious. It is sweet, not too chewy, crispy, has a nice crust, and is fragrant. The oil is good. The aroma is good. The naan alone is delicious enough. Curry is easy to eat with a lot of flavor.