I found this restaurant after other soup curry places were closed or closing early. It was my first time trying soup curry so I was a bit hesitant about how to eat it, but it was delicious. The man cooks alone and the woman handles the service, so it can take some time when it gets busy. The chicken pieces were large and satisfying. You can get a free extra serving of rice.

Recommended restaurant. Even on a weekday past lunchtime, there were several groups waiting. The staff in the kitchen were busy moving around. It took quite a while after being seated to finally get the food. The herbal curry was rich and had a delicious spiciness typical of herbal cuisine. It was easy to eat without a strong taste, and the ingredients had a sweet flavor that was delicious. As expected of a popular restaurant, the food was simply delicious. However, the downside was the long wait, which is common for curry in Furano.

My wife had natto cheese curry, I had pork cutlet curry, and my wife's friend had medicinal herb soup curry. The roux for the curry was also slightly medicinal. I think medicinal herbs are not necessary for pork cutlet curry. I prefer pork cutlet curry to be a little simpler. The curry at Hakodate Koike's "Shokunin no Hou" and Colombo's curry are delicious. The sweetness of the onions and the taste of the spices are just so good. We have decided to go there again. The risotto of the person next to me looks delicious.

Near Furano Station, I visited a curry restaurant called Witch's Spoon. The curry was very spicy, almost too hot for me, but the salad helped to cool down the spiciness in my mouth. The asparagus was surprisingly large and delicious, with no tough fibers. After eating the curry, I went to see the Windows wallpaper. #SpicyCurryIsDelicious #Witch'sSpoon #The staff were very polite.

It's a small but cozy shop. I ordered the natto curry, which is their specialty. The natto cheese curry is stringy when you put a spoon in, but surprisingly, it goes well with the curry. My wife ordered the "Witch's Curry Udon," which is absolutely delicious and never gets boring. I highly recommend trying it! ☝️

"The witch 'Pikkinu' certainly said so... and continued like this, 'It's very spicy, so it's better not to eat it.' 'Witch's Spoon' is open for business, located about a 5-minute walk from Furano Station, with a spacious parking lot adjacent to the store where a stylish witch in an apron welcomes you. When you enter, you are seated at a table and immediately a vinyl curtain is drawn between you and the neighboring seat. Their natto curry seems to be famous, but I decided to challenge the curry that they claim to be the spiciest at the restaurant. The photo looks delicious, and it comes with a vegetable salad for 1,100 yen. The salad, served as an appetizer, was crunchy and fresh, so I had high hopes for the curry. Soon, the curry was served, looking like a regular green curry with fried onions and shrimp senbei rice. The soup curry type was more yellow than green, with about 10 types of ingredients such as minus, bell peppers, bamboo shoots, chicken, tomatoes, mushrooms, etc. After cautiously taking a bite, I thought, 'Huh? It's not as spicy as I expected. What's this taste?' Is that clam? Hmm... I continued eating, soaking the rice, but I wish they would remove the bay leaves (laughs). Then, green chili peppers emerged from the bottom - that's Pikkinu! I quickly removed it as warned. As I progressed, it seemed to get spicier... and I started sweating more. It's delicious, but is this authentic Thai? I think opinions may differ on this point (laughs). By the time I finished eating, they served warm jasmine tea as a service. It was refreshing and helped relieve the spiciness in my mouth. As I opened the door to leave, they said, 'Have a good day!' Ah, is this a magical way of saying 'Come back again'? Thank you for the meal today."

Ordered natto cutlet curry and fried chicken curry. Disappointed to see that the cutlet and fried chicken were taken out of cheap frozen packages and cooked. The natto was also frozen and microwaved. I had higher expectations for homemade dishes, so seeing the cooking process lowered my expectations. However, the corn that came with it was sweet and delicious.

During a trip with my daughter, we didn't have much time to dine in, so we ordered an omurice curry for her and a quick-to-make egg curry for myself while waiting for the bus. The egg curry was delicious! The omurice was beautifully made with tasty curry sauce.

The staff is polite and kind. The shop has a cozy, at-home feeling, with a living room-like space in the back. Brooms that look like they could be used by witches are displayed on the walls. Autographs of Miho Kanno and Satoshi Kuramoto are also displayed.

Actually, this is a shop that has been around for quite a long time. I hadn't been here in about 10 years, but I decided to visit again after a long time. Lately, I had been eating a lot of soup curry, so I wanted to have a normal curry for a change. (I forgot to take a picture of the normal curry) The normal curry is delicious too, but the Thai-style curry here is really good! There are no levels of spiciness, but if you tell them your preference when ordering, they will make it just the way you like it. ✌️

Welcome. ---------- August 2015 ----------A little away from Furano Station, but one of the areas with many dining optionsP is the first come, first served behind |o| °д°)ﾉ|YuWhen you open the door, you enter a quiet space that feels like the first turn has been drawn."Welcome♪" says the lady with a cool beard and the young couple running the place."Furano Curry" was often featured in magazines, and I finally managed to find it and sit at a nearby table.5 seconds later, a group of about 10 people, who seemed like tourists from a foreign country, entered, causing chaos in the entire restaurant. It's a bit of a nuisance, but it's to be expected in a tourist area. The guides trying to squeeze people in where there's no space really annoyed me.The back room seemed like a quiet place to relax, but the air felt a bit off.I quickly placed my order and the salad arrived. This seems to be part of the set, a Japanese-style salad with Italian dressing. The chef's hands were skillful in making it.The cheese soup curry arrived. It was smaller than I expected. Oh, so this is what they mean by "soup curry" in the photo... It's served on a plate that looks like a soup dish from a French restaurant, with no height or width. The black topping on the cheese is squid ink. The soup is thin and spicy, with a strong Sri Lankan flavor. The black paste adds richness, but the cheese overpowers it. It's called "Squid Ink Topped Cheese Soup Curry."The saffron rice at the bottom was not much, and the creamy cheese clung to it, giving it a risotto-like texture. The soup was also served in a calculated amount, so when the rice is gone, so is the soup. There was probably only about 100g of rice to begin with. It's disappointing considering the expectations and the touristy feel of the place. But they manage to make it work, which is quite impressive. Furano is a great tourist destination after all, I think.

Business trip to Furano. As always, I struggle to decide where to have dinner. Tonight's dinner is at a curry restaurant called "Majo no Spoon". I have known about this place for many years, but despite thinking "I can go anytime", there are many restaurants I haven't been to yet. They offer both roux curry and soup curry. I ordered the soup curry called "Cheese Soup Curry", which has squid ink and mozzarella cheese in the soup. When it comes to soup curry, I thought the curry and rice would be served in separate bowls. But at this restaurant, the rice is buried in the soup. On top of the soup, there are tempura eggplant and potatoes. The vegetables are not chunky, but you can feel the richness of the soup with various ingredients. The spiciness is mild. I think it's more about "Oh, so this is how it is with soup curry" rather than "This is how it should be". Of course, the curry was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

During my trip, I stopped by this restaurant for lunch before visiting a friend in Minami-Furano. The sign that says "Heso Red-Light District" is the landmark, and you can park your car in front of the store. I tried the soup and curry, and they were okay, nothing special. The flavors were easy to eat, and there was tempura on top, which was a nice touch. However, the cheese didn't melt properly, and it made the curry less enjoyable. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is very Showa era, and it doesn't have the charm of Furano. Unfortunately, it didn't feel very clean, and there was a noticeable contrast with the travel guidebooks. Since they serve spicy dishes, it would be nice if they could improve the ventilation. This place might not be suitable for people who don't like cluttered environments or who are sensitive to smoke.

On the way back from Tokachi on a drive, it was lunchtime. We decided to have curry in Furano, and the only options that came up on the navigation system were "Furano-ya" and "Majo no Spoon." We chose "Majo no Spoon" as we had already tried "Furano-ya" in Sapporo. The restaurant had an old-fashioned storefront, and when we arrived, we weren't sure if it was open as it looked dark inside. However, a sign outside confirmed that they were open. The interior had a dim, cozy atmosphere, and we sat by the window to check the menu. I ordered the Butter Cheese Curry for 1,050 yen, while my wife chose the Vegetable Curry for 1,260 yen. The menu indicated that the spiciness level could be adjusted, so I asked the waitress if they had different spice levels. She seemed a bit unsure but managed to understand our orders - my wife wanted it slightly spicy, while I opted for very spicy. We were served a colorful salad as a complimentary appetizer, which included various vegetables and fruits. The Vegetable Curry arrived first, followed by my Butter Cheese Curry. Both curries were topped with a variety of vegetables and were delicious. The spiciness level was between mild and very spicy, making it enjoyable for both of us. Overall, we were pleasantly surprised by the quality and taste of the curries, although we initially thought they were a bit pricey. It would be helpful if they indicated the spice levels on the menu for easier ordering.

October 08, 2010 Witch's Spoon Theme: Lunch I had been wanting to visit the "Witch's Spoon" in Furano for a while, but hadn't been able to make it until now. When I entered the restaurant, it was a bit dimly lit. I couldn't remember what was good here. I think I chose the Pakistani curry. First, I had a mini salad. The curry I ordered had various spices in it and had a unique taste. It really warmed me up. However, the eggs were not quite to my liking.