I went to the restaurant 30 minutes after it opened and had to wait for about 30 minutes. They also offer a call-back service, so it's reassuring. The interior of the restaurant has a dark atmosphere but feels like individual rooms. The food was delicious as expected. The broccoli dish called "Ag-eh Ag-eh" is famous, so I tried it and it was delicious. Also, the rice and soup come in large portions and are free!

I visited for the second time in several years. I chose the classic chicken soup curry and opted for a spice level of 7. Since I was hungry, I ordered a medium serving of rice and a large serving of soup. The chicken was tender and easy to eat. I also ordered garam masala for a flavor change halfway through. I found that garam masala tasted better when sprinkled on the rice rather than added to the soup. For those who love spicy food, a spice level of 7 might not be hot enough. I might try increasing the spice level even more next time.

Whenever I visit, the soup curry at Chitose Station is always delicious and consistent. Being near the airport, there are plenty of dining options, including Genghis Khan and sushi, but I always feel like going to Ramai. The taste is as good as ever. The generous portions of soup and rice are satisfying, and I enjoyed the curry with plenty of ingredients to my heart's content.

I came to Hokkaido after a long time and stopped by Chitose. One of my companions had never tried soup curry before, so we lined up before the opening. There were about 4-5 groups ahead of us. I ordered the chicken curry with a spice level of 5. I broke out in a sweat, but the spiciness was just right for me. The curry had plenty of vegetables, making it very satisfying to eat. I would love to go back again if I have the chance.

I often visit a soup curry restaurant in Chitose. There is another soup curry restaurant called Garaku nearby, but I prefer this one because it is spicier. The soup is the same price even if you get a large portion, so I think it's delicious to eat it with plenty of soup. The photo is of a vegetable curry with a large portion of soup.

I visited around 8pm on a weekday. There were two groups waiting ahead of me, so I wrote my name and waited. I had the chicken curry, which was delicious with very tender chicken. I liked that I could choose the amount of rice and spiciness for the same price!

I visited for lunch. I arrived before 1pm and there was one group ahead of me waiting. I was seated in the restaurant after about a 10-minute wait. I always order the chicken soup curry here. I'm happy that they offer a free large serving of soup and rice. The taste is consistently good, and the shredded chicken goes well with the curry soup. The only downside is that they only accept cash. The Hakodate branch accepts electronic money. I will visit again when I'm in Sapporo for business.

On the final day of my Hokkaido expedition, before heading to the airport, I couldn't resist stopping by Ramai in Chitose. As usual, I ordered the Buta (pork) Ramen at level 10 spiciness. They offer free upsizing of the noodles, so I always end up getting the large portion. The rice comes in a medium size of 300 grams, which is a bit too much for me, but the small size of 150 grams is not enough, so I always struggle with this decision and today I went with the medium. The ramen was full of ingredients, and the pork shabu-shabu meat was exquisite. It was delicious, but in the end, I ended up overeating. Thank you for the meal.

The soup curry with plenty of vegetables and a generous portion of chicken was absolutely delicious! I ordered the soup curry with chicken bones, and you could choose the size of the rice - I got the medium size which was around 300g. It was quite filling! You could also get a free upgrade to a large portion of soup curry, which is great for those who love to eat a lot. The curry had just the right amount of spices and the rice was so good that I couldn't stop eating!

The other day, I was looking for a place to have lunch in Chitose and I remembered this place, so I decided to visit. Chitose doesn't offer many lunch options that appeal to me, so I often struggle to find a place to eat. I arrived around 2 pm and was able to get a table easily. I ordered the chicken curry, which was as delicious as always, but it didn't leave a strong impression on me.

⚠️ Cash only ⚠️ There is only a convenience store about a 5-minute walk away, so be aware. When you enter the shop, it feels like you've entered a different world! I went in alone after 3:00 PM and was able to get in smoothly. I heard that the M size is 300g, which is equivalent to 2 bowls of rice, so I ordered that! However, even if you're a woman dining alone and quite hungry, I think the S size would be enough for rice! *The photo is of the M size (I ordered too much... it was tough). I ordered the chicken curry, and it was very delicious! The chicken was tender and quite large, about the size of a certain fried chicken! 😂 The spiciness level is 5, but it felt more like mild to me... it was a bit lacking in heat, so I think I'll try level 10 next time! It's a bit of a walk from Chitose Station, so taking a taxi might be a good idea! Highly recommended!

This is my first visit! I wanted to eat soup curry so I went a little late in the day. When I entered, I was seated and looked around to see that the restaurant was full. It seems to be quite popular. I ordered the chicken soup curry with a spice level of 4, as the staff advised me that even at level 4, it is quite spicy. It arrived in about 15 minutes! The soup curry and saffron rice were served, giving off a Hokkaido vibe. The spiciness of the soup curry was not too strong, but it had a rich flavor and the vegetables were deep-fried, providing a good texture. Personally, I would have preferred it to be a bit spicier. When I finished eating and left the restaurant, there was a line outside the door. I guess I came at a good time.

I arrived at the restaurant on Sunday at 12:30. There was quite a line, and it took about 45 minutes until we were seated. I ordered the pork belly curry. You can choose the amount of curry sauce and rice. The price was the same unless you choose the extra-large portion. You can also choose the level of spiciness from 1 to 10. I'm not good with spicy food, so I chose "2" and it was delicious without being too spicy. All curries come with grilled vegetables, and every ingredient is tasty. Personally, I liked the eggplant. The pork belly also had a mild fat content that went well with the soup curry at this restaurant! One thing to note is that the restaurant is not easily visible from the road. If you trust your navigation, you will find an old building in the area!

I had the Soup Sapipdas. It's hard to describe the taste of Sapipdas, it's not like curry or tomato soup. It's a mysterious flavor, but really delicious. I also tried the Soup Curry, which is made for Japanese taste and also delicious.

The Ramen at Anzai was good today, but not as spicy as I like it. I should have added more cayenne pepper like I usually do with the Devil Jin noodles. Overall, it was delicious and I enjoyed it while breaking a sweat. Thank you for the meal.

We went to Lamai together. It's a place I've been to many times, but this particular restaurant is new to me. Lamai always has the same taste no matter which location you go to, it's consistently good. I ordered my favorite, the pork with extra broccoli on top. Just like always. It tastes even better when we all eat together.

When it comes to Kitara in Hokkaido, it's all about Ramai. Note to self: I should probably stop getting the extra-large soup because I can't handle it! I remember one time when I had leftover rice and ended up getting the free soup refill... haha. Compared to Samurai Matsuri, Ramai has fewer ingredients so it's just the right amount for me to finish. But I did add coconut milk on top of the watery soup that was left after adding water. I recommend it! I like that it has pumpkin, lotus root, eggplant, and cabbage in it.

I always have a routine of eating soup curry at "Asian Bar Ramai" in Chitose City, Hokkaido. After landing at New Chitose Airport, I always make sure to have a meal of soup curry. I frequently visit Asian Bar Ramai, along with the Sapporo Kita 33-jo branch.

As the season of falling sakura petals approaches, I lined up 12th at a nearby ramen shop just 5 minutes before opening. The 50 yen boiled eggs are limited to 20, so I was safe ordering the spicy broth with 6 levels of heat, boiled egg topping, and I had to give up on the creatively named "Kintamani" ramen. The curry that arrived after paying 1600 yen for 300g of rice was impressive with plenty of vegetables and thinly sliced pork. Upon checking the contents, I found carrots, bell peppers, pumpkin, lotus root, 2 types of asparagus, green beans, cabbage, eggplant, 2 quail eggs, and plenty of thinly sliced pork. The vegetables were cooked perfectly, the pork was tender, and it all blended well with the spicy soup. The ramen was delicious, and delicious is ramen, so delicious that I'm in a dilemma. Thank you for the meal - I'll definitely come back again!

I always have trouble finding lunch options in Chitose. So I decided to visit this reliable restaurant. It was past 1:30 pm, and there were a few customers waiting outside. I wrote down my phone number and waited in my car. After a short while, I was called in and ordered the chicken soup curry with cheese topping. It was delicious.