Visited on Sunday afternoon. The restaurant was almost full with only seats at the counter available. It was crowded. Ordered the cheese omelette and chicken cutlet. Despite the crowd, the food arrived in about 10 minutes. I ordered medium spicy and it had a slightly stimulating taste. But the gentle sweetness of the cheese omelette balanced it out perfectly! The salad and dressing were delicious, and the service was friendly and good. The prices seemed to have gone up by about 100 yen. The cheese omelette was 950 yen and the chicken cutlet was 750 yen. I really like Indian curry and this place. I wish they had Fukujinzuke available for you to add as much as you want, but other than that, no complaints.

Apache 2023.03.06 Today, I visited a curry restaurant called "Curry House Apache" to support the Ban'ei Memorial Tokachi Support Project. The restaurant is run by three generations of a family, including a grandchild who is currently in training. They offer takeout options as well. The exterior of the restaurant is a two-story black wall building, with a clean interior featuring counter seats, tables, and a raised seating area. I tried their special dish, the Banba Katsu Curry for 1,400 yen (tax included), with additional toppings. The curry was smooth and flavorful, with a hint of sweetness and a crispy pork cutlet on top. It was delicious and definitely worth trying. Overall, I had a great dining experience at Apache Curry and would recommend it to others. The restaurant's operating hours are from 11:00 to 15:00 and 17:00 to 20:00, closed on Thursdays and the 1st and 2nd Wednesdays of the month.

The Apache curry with chicken cutlet topping costs 650 yen and is slightly spicy, while the Apache curry with cheese topping costs 700 yen and is medium spicy. It may be easy to overlook, but the spiciness levels start from normal, so the slightly spicy one is actually spicy and the medium spicy one is even spicier. It can be tough for those who are not good with spiciness. The curry has a sweet taste which was a bit of a relief. The chicken cutlet is on the smaller side. If you don't need the salad, adding toppings to the Apache curry can be a bit cheaper and feel like a good deal.

It has been about 20 years since I last had Apache curry. When I lived in Obihiro, the first time I had curry at a restaurant it was Apache, not Indian curry. I remember there was a shop near Fujimaru. This is my first time visiting since they moved. After learning about Indian curry, I only went to Indian restaurants and kind of forgot about Apache. But I saw it on a TV show recently and felt nostalgic, so I decided to visit this time. My impression after eating it again after a long time is that it has a fruity flavor. In the past, I remember it being cheap, but now the prices have gone up and it's just average. If you add various toppings, it can easily go over 1000 yen. The interior of the restaurant was clean and cozy. Overall, I still think Indian curry is better, but it's nice to have this curry once in a while. Thank you for the meal!

Visited around 2 pm on Sunday. There were about 5-6 people. Ordered the omelette curry that caught my eye, and it was served in less than 10 minutes. You can choose the level of spiciness, and even the medium spiciness was slightly sweet and very delicious. It looked like a lot, but it was easy to eat and I finished it quickly. There are famous curry chain restaurants in Obihiro, but I think this place can definitely compete in terms of taste. The prices are also quite reasonable. Thank you for the meal!

Apache Curry 2022.04.20 What I can do now is to support food and beverage establishments by being cautious and at least cooperating with them. Let's all give it our best shot and come with that feeling of excitement. Today, I had an online seminar at work. It was spread out over three days, eight hours each day. Due to the current situation, it has been online since last year. Initially, I planned to go to a restaurant that would likely be empty, but they were still preparing. So, I decided to visit a curry restaurant that I like just as much as the Indian restaurant I recently moved closer to, called "Curry House Apache." They offer takeout. I arrived at 11:12. The new location is near the previous one, on the south side. It is located next to the Higashi 11-jo Post Office. The exterior is a one-story black-walled building with a second floor. The interior is clean, with three counter seats, three two-person table seats, two four-person table seats, and a raised seating area. I ordered the Seafood Curry for 950 yen (tax included) and added a topping of hamburger for 250 yen (tax included). It was ready in about 7 minutes. While there are popular local curry shops in Tokachi, Apache Curry also has loyal fans, and I am one of them. It was served in about 8 minutes. The hamburger was slightly small but tender and flavorful, and the curry was cooked with onions until they melted, resulting in a smooth and delicious curry with richness and sweetness. I will definitely come back to eat their curry again. Thank you for the meal. Apache Curry - Business hours: 11:00-20:00 - Closed on Thursdays

Last time I was here, I couldn't decide between Wiener Curry and Katsu Curry, but ended up choosing Wiener Curry. So, this time I went for the Katsu Curry (medium spicy) for 750 yen. The Katsu has a crispy texture where the curry sauce is not poured, and a juicy taste where the sauce is applied. Maybe next time I'll try the Seafood Curry. ^ ^

From March 1st to March 21st, there was a collaboration event featuring Ban'ei horse racing. I tried the Ban'ei curry with salad (1230 yen) at a restaurant known for their unique presentation. The curry had a medium spiciness with a hint of sweetness, and the sausage had a nice kick of flavor. The crispy fried potatoes, roasted carrots, and broccoli were all delicious. The addition of leeks was unusual for curry but surprisingly tasty. The salad dressing was a sesame dressing that paired well with the curry. The rice was shaped like a horse and cheese, adding a playful touch to the dish. This restaurant in the eastern part of Obihiro has a cozy cafe-like atmosphere.

The pork cutlet served at the curry restaurant was delicious, but the sauce was average. I prefer a thicker, sweeter and saltier sauce. As for the meat, it was not tasty, the fatty part was unpleasant. My companion had the chicken cutlet curry, which was delicious. Both the chicken cutlet and the curry were tasty. In conclusion, it's best to stick to curry when dining at a curry restaurant. The miso soup that came with the pork bowl was okay.

I am Apache! I think it's delicious! It's pork cutlet curry. My companion had chicken cutlet curry. Both cutlets are delicious! Of course, the curry is delicious too! I never imagined that a restaurant in town would be so beautiful! The female staff in the dining room were also very polite!

First visit after relocation. A stylish and clean store. Inside the store, there is a grand piano and a guitar. This chicken cutlet curry is only 650 yen and has great value! There are plenty of options available, including the level of spiciness, making you want to try various menus!

I am in Obihiro and feeling hungry because I skipped breakfast and need to hurry. I decided to go for a quick curry. In Obihiro, there is not only Indian curry but also Apache curry, but I have never had the chance to try it before. The restaurant is new and clean, with a stylish interior in brown tones and a grand piano. The Apache tribe is a part of the Indian tribe, but it seems to be different from the famous Indian curry in Obihiro. I ordered the usual pork cutlet curry. The menu offers medium spicy and next is extra spicy, without specifying it as spicy. I decided to go for extra spicy thinking it should be similar to the spicy level at other restaurants. The pork cutlet curry arrived in about 10 minutes, with a side salad, looking like a cafe meal. The curry had a sweetness from the vegetables and the extra spicy level was not sharp but had a deep spiciness that gradually came. The pork cutlet was tender and delicious when mixed with the curry. It was a great meal, hooray for pork cutlet curry!

I visited the old store once and was captivated by the unique curry different from Indian curry, but I haven't had a chance to visit the new store yet. The interior of the store has a beautiful atmosphere, with a piano in the middle. I tried the Wiener curry, and it was quite good with elegant presentation and taste. The Wiener was also rich. Thank you for the meal. I will definitely come back again.

On November 18, 2020, what I can do now is to support restaurants with caution. Let's all do our best! Today, on my way to a cafe that recently relocated, I was irresistibly drawn to a curry place nearby. It was my second visit to Curry House Apache. They offer takeout. I arrived at 11:01 AM and there were no other customers. The new location is on the south side of the previous one, next to the Higashi 11-jo Post Office. The exterior has been completely renovated and looks stylish. Inside, it is clean with 3 counter seats, 3 two-person table seats, 2 four-person table seats, and a raised seating area. I ordered the Pork Cutlet Curry for 750 yen and added a fried egg topping for 100 yen (tax included). While Tokachi has its own popular local curry places, Apache has its loyal fans, and I am one of them. The place looks great after the renovation. The curry, with its tender pork cutlet and a sauce that is both flavorful and slightly sweet, is delicious. I will definitely come back for more curry in the future. Thank you for the meal!

I tried to have an early dinner at other restaurants, but they were all closed with a "preparing" sign. After being turned away from three places, I finally found a new restaurant. The new location was clean and had various seating options including tables, sunken kotatsu tables, and traditional Japanese low tables. Surprisingly, there was a piano in the center of the restaurant. It was my first time seeing a curry restaurant with a piano. Except for the "Apache Curry" priced at 500 yen, all dishes came with a side salad. I chose the "Vienna Sausage Curry" for 750 yen with a medium spice level. The curry was served with salad (cabbage, onion), and fukujinzuke on one plate, with dressing on the side. The medium spice level was just right for me, and the curry tasted much better than I remembered from my previous visit to the old location. However, I was a bit disappointed that the "Vienna Sausage Curry" only came with one sausage, cut in half to make it look like two. Despite this, I enjoyed the meal and appreciated the good service from the female staff. I will definitely come back again.

I'm having lunch in Obihiro. While searching for curry restaurants in Obihiro, I came across Apache Curry. Oh, it seems like they moved from the shop along the national highway! I have to visit this place, so I decided to go. I arrived around 1 pm and there were only two customers ahead of me. The place is not crowded. The interior is stylish with jazz music playing in the background. There are counter seats and table seats. The contrast between the stylish interior and the menu design is nice. The prices are surprisingly cheap. I wanted something fried, so I ordered the Chicken Curry for 650 yen. You can choose the level of spiciness, and I chose level 1. It arrived in less than 10 minutes. Looks delicious! Let's dig in. I took a bite of the curry. Oh, it's a bit sweet! But the spiciness kicks in later. This curry is really good! The sweetness probably comes from onions and such. The flavor is just right, not too overpowering. The breading on the cutlet is crispy and goes well with the curry. It's tasty. The salad on the same plate is a nice touch. It helps to cool down. Overall, it was a delicious curry! I never went to their previous location because it seemed a bit intimidating, but I guess many people like me missed out. We both missed out, haha. I didn't expect this curry restaurant to offer such good value. Thank you for the meal!

This is "Curry House Apache" in Obihiro City. Located next to Obihiro Higashi 11-Jo Post Office at 1-3 Higashi 11-Jo Minami 8-Chome, Obihiro City, Hokkaido. When it comes to curry in Obihiro, many people may think of Indian curry, but "Apache" is also one of the two major curry restaurants in Obihiro with a long history. It is difficult to compare them because they have different styles, but this one is recommended for those who like a fruity sweetness. I have been a customer of this place since it opened 30 years ago near Fujimaru Department Store in Obihiro City. After relocating to Higashi 11-Jo along National Route 38, the restaurant moved to its current location in March 2020. Along with the relocation, the daughter of the owner, who has been preserving the taste for many years, became the manager, managing the restaurant together with her father. The new store incorporates the daughter's ideas and has been transformed into a cafe-like atmosphere. Jazz music plays inside, and a grand piano is placed. They wanted to create an atmosphere where women could feel comfortable entering. In addition to counter and table seats, there are also raised tatami mat seating areas for families to use. The wall paintings that have been passed down since the opening 30 years ago create a nostalgic atmosphere for long-time fans who were students at the time. I tried the "Katsu Curry". The curry roux, which is cooked with pork, beef, onions, fruits, and spices, is a thin consistency. A side salad is served on the plate. The first thing you notice when you take a bite is the mellow sweetness and richness. You can immediately feel the sweetness not only from the onions but also from the fruits. Then, the aromatic spices spread in your mouth. Furthermore, the daughter, who is now helping out at the restaurant, studied patisserie at a vocational school and hopes to eventually make the restaurant a place where you can enjoy both curry and sweets as the third generation. When talking about curry in Obihiro, in addition to Indian curry, be sure to try "Apache Curry". Highly recommended.

I went to Curry House Apache! It's a newly relocated and rebuilt establishment, with a slightly changed name from the previous one. The new place looks pretty cool, surprisingly stylish like a café. It was quite busy since it had just opened. I ordered the Apache Curry with medium spiciness for 500 yen including tax. The curry arrived in about 7 minutes, and I found the portion to be a bit small. The curry was on the watery side with a good amount of spices, and the spiciness gradually built up. Apart from the roux, there were some onions blended in, giving it a mild flavor. In terms of cost performance, it may be a bit lacking. I will also try out Dossanko, which used to operate jointly with Apache, soon. Thank you, Curry House Apache, for the meal!

March came to an end in a whirlwind, and today I finally made it to the newly relocated curry restaurant, Curry House Apache, after missing it due to the entrance ceremony. I arrived right at 11 o'clock. There were no customers before me, and only one group of two came in after. The new location is near the south side of the previous store, next to the Higashi 11-jo Post Office. The exterior has changed drastically and looks beautiful and stylish. The interior is also clean, with 3 counter seats, 3 two-person table seats, 2 four-person table seats, and a raised seating area. I ordered the Seafood Curry for 750 yen and added Pork Cutlet topping for 250 yen (all prices include tax). While Tokachi has popular local curry restaurants, Curry House Apache also has loyal fans, and I am one of them. They opened independently after leaving Dosanko. The curry, which is simmered until the clams, shrimp, pork, and onions melt in your mouth, has a rich flavor and sweetness, making it very delicious. I will definitely come back to eat curry here again. Thank you for the meal.

Local newspaper advertisement for the opening of a new store on 3/22, a few days later, visited Curry House Apache. Upon entering the restaurant, I was greeted by a grand piano, guitar, and lots of congratulatory flowers! I was directed to an available table and sat down. While the basic Apache curry would have been a safe choice, I was drawn to the spicy option, so I ordered the Indian-style curry for 650 yen with a medium level of spiciness. The curry arrived in about 14 minutes, and my first impression was the color of the rice. The curry sauce was on the thinner side, more like a soup curry than traditional Indian curry. The consistency was unique, allowing the rice to soak up the sauce, resulting in a mixture of curry and white rice. The level 2 spiciness was mild for me, with a subtle lingering heat. Overall, the curry had a sweetness and Japanese-friendly spice blend that I found enjoyable. The cabbage topped with onions and dressing on the side complemented the curry well. While die-hard fans may prefer the Indian curry, I believe most locals would opt for the Indian-style curry. The warm and friendly service from the owner's daughter left a positive impression. The previous location, now operating as "Dosanko," seemed to have lost some charm, which may explain the move to a new building. Overall, a satisfying dining experience at Apache, thank you for the meal.