2023/1 Revisited in 2023, 2nd visit. Our favorite "Spice Curry Shop" in the Higashi-ku Tetsuhigashi area. The young female owner has created this curry through self-study. And it's very reasonably priced and delicious. I wanted my daughter to try this taste, so I revisited. It's not just "Miyoshino Curry". "Vienna Sausage Curry" 800 yen This time, I went for the extra spicy level 5. But the spiciness was not a problem. As always, it's a spicy and tasty curry. It seems like my daughter also liked this taste. A delicious curry that satisfies the whole family. I'll probably want to eat it again soon.

It has the atmosphere of a bar, but for some reason, it's a relaxing space. I topped my hamburger curry with an egg and deep-fried broccoli for an extra 120 yen and 200 yen. The hamburger is homemade and although not very large, it's satisfying with a good meaty texture. The spice curry is self-taught and I wonder if there's anyone who wouldn't find it delicious. It's easy to eat and has that average appeal of spice curry. A postcard in the restaurant said "For some reason, you'll want to eat it again" and it's true. I'll probably be craving this curry again in a week. I have a feeling it's going to get more popular and crowded, so I'll definitely be going back!

Today's lunch was from "SUNCURRY". I really liked it a lot! I ordered the hamburger curry that I was curious about last time. It cost 900 yen, and I asked for level 4 of spiciness. It was ready in about 10 minutes. Let's dig in! The hamburger was small but thick, not too soft but not tough either. It was delicious. The spicy curry was just right at level 4. It was really tasty. Thank you for the meal! I wonder what I should try next time. I'll visit again soon!

Colleague and I revisited the restaurant! Ordered the curry with fried broccoli in large size, spiciness level 4 (extra spicy). Last time, I felt like the normal size wasn't enough, so this time I went for the large size (laughs). The large size comes on a big plate with plenty of curry sauce. Level 4 spiciness wasn't as hot as I expected, it was just right for me. The combination of fried broccoli and spices was really delicious. Thank you for the meal! We'll visit again soon!

New Sapporo Building, 1st floor, located at 8-2-5 Higashi 10-jo, Kita, Higashi Ward, Sapporo City, Hokkaido. A curry restaurant with a Showa retro atmosphere that evokes a sense of nostalgia and melancholy. I have visited several times, and at first, I thought it was closed or not in operation, but the business days were posted at the entrance of the store. I visited around 12 PM on a weekday. The door was open, and they were open for business. I was relieved. There was a signboard in front of the entrance, stating that due to being operated by a single staff member, service might take some time. This kind of information is essential to know in advance. Fortunately, there were no other customers this time, which was helpful. The interior of the restaurant has a bar-like atmosphere, with only counter seats and clear partitions for a tidy and organized feel. In the back, there is a drum set, and the walls are adorned with many American graffiti-style photos, including Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe. Surprisingly, this place has been operating as a bar for about 15 years, and the owner's daughter has been serving curry for lunch for the past 2 years. - Spice Chicken Curry: 700 yen - Soft-boiled Seasoned Egg: 80 yen - Fried Broccoli: 120 yen The curry sauce base is the same for all dishes. The chicken curry includes chicken thigh, while the rest have only the sauce with different ingredients. You can choose the spiciness level from none, medium, to extra spicy. I ordered the extra spicy. After a short wait, the dishes arrived. The fried broccoli topping was generous, much more than expected, which was a pleasant surprise. The soft-boiled seasoned egg was also a nice touch. There were fried green beans and onion fry sprinkled on top. First, I tried the sauce, which had a rich flavor with a good balance of spices, making it a very delicious curry. It was thick and creamy, making me briefly think it was a dry curry, but the menu mentioned the use of Hokkaido kelp and tomatoes, so it's not entirely dry. I chose extra spicy, and the level of spiciness was perfect. It's impressive that the curry was developed entirely through self-taught methods, not from training at a famous Tokyo restaurant. It's so delicious and perfect that I find myself wanting to go back and eat it again while writing this article. Additionally, at night, they operate as a shot bar, offering drinks for only 500 yen per shot. I'm curious about their nighttime offerings too!

On a certain weekday, I visited a spice curry restaurant located in a mixed-use building at 8-cho 10-jo, Higashi, in the Kita district. It would be helpful if there is parking available in the shared space. The interior of the restaurant is not very spacious, with a snack-like L-shaped counter and table seats facing each other. The tables have clean vinyl sheets, allowing you to watch TV even through the sheet. From the menu, there are six types of curry based on the toppings, and this time I chose the "Hamburger Curry (880 yen)" with a spiciness level of "medium" and added a "soft-boiled seasoned egg (+60 yen)". Let's take a bite... Wow, it's spicy! The curry roux is a bit loose, with various spices and simmered chicken? The umami flavor, with a unique acidity and slight bitterness lingering in the aftertaste, is distinctive. The medium spiciness level is not too hot, and I could confirm something crispy on top. The hamburger is surprisingly tall and voluminous, soft and not heavily seasoned, allowing you to enjoy the taste of the meat. The curry toppings include red small tomatoes, green beans, and shredded chicken. There is also a lightly salted soft-boiled egg and finely chopped pickles. In the end, I was grateful that the restaurant was open even though it was a bit late, and I enjoyed the spicy curry. Thank you for the meal.

When it gets hot, my symptoms worsen, as I have a rare disease designated by the government. There is still no medicine to cure my disease. I receive "blood products" for 5 consecutive days, which temporarily improve my symptoms. I was hospitalized 5 times last year for treatment related to my rare disease. I was admitted for the second time this year on April 4th, but was discharged 56 days ago. However, due to a deterioration in my condition, I have made a reservation for my third hospitalization this year, and will be admitted once a bed becomes available. Your supportive comments are always a source of encouragement for me during my hospital stays. I am truly grateful. Moving forward, I will mainly focus on posting reviews of past visits that have not been reviewed yet. I will limit new visits based on my health condition. "Suncurry" is a lunch specialty shop that operates on a rental basis, specializing in Osaka-originated spiced curry, which is still rare in Sapporo. It opened in September 2021 and has received high ratings from my trusted followers. Therefore, I was curious about this place and decided to visit for lunch with my usual companion. The shop is located in the New Sapporo Higashi Building near the Higashi Ward Office Station on the subway. Please check the exact location of the shop on Tabelog. I visited around 2 pm on a weekday. The New Sapporo Higashi Building is a deep-rooted dining building with a strong Showa era vibe. If I remember correctly, it is one of the rare municipal dining buildings in Japan. As a result, I think the rent was affordable. Inside the shop, there is a drum set in the back and many American-themed items hanging on the walls. There are also many nostalgic photos of Marilyn Monroe. Since it was late for lunch, there were no other customers before or after us. I ordered the "Spice Chicken Curry" in "extra hot" from the selection of 6 menu items. My usual companion ordered the "Spice Eggplant Curry" in "medium hot." After a 12-minute wait, our two curries arrived. The Spice Chicken Curry was spicy, but the "extra hot" was milder than commercially available extra hot curries. It had a mild and gentle appearance, with flavorful curry and shredded chicken. On top, there were green beans and potato salad as a nice side dish. My plate was blue and priced at 660 yen. The Spice Eggplant Curry was also spicy, but the "medium hot" was milder than commercially available medium hot curries. It had a mild and gentle appearance, with flavorful curry and toppings like Nasu, paprika, and green beans. The eggplant was seasoned with herb salt and sautéed. Potato salad was also served as a nice side dish. My companion's plate was the same type but in a different color, pink, and priced at 800 yen. Both "Spice Curries" were flavorful and spicy. Especially the "Spice Chicken Curry" at 660 yen had a sense of being the cheapest among spiced curries. In Osaka, spiced curries often have a colorful and flamboyant appearance, like Osaka aunties. Compared to that, the spiced curry here seemed to reflect the kindness of the shop owner in its appearance. I think it would be nice to have a more expensive but visually striking "Special Spice Curry" for Instagram-worthy photos. People like me will definitely order it. (laughs) I wonder which "Spice Curry" I'll try next time. If it's at the esteemed "R-Zou" in Nakano, Tokyo, it will definitely be something other than the "Spice Eggplant Curry." Thank you for the delicious meal.

I had been curious about Spice Curry for a while, but never had the chance to try it. This time, I found information about a restaurant on Tabelog that seemed easy for me to visit, so I decided to go! The location is behind a slightly obscure movie theater building, with a shared parking lot available. The interior of the restaurant is decorated with Elvis Presley memorabilia. The owner runs the place by themselves. I ordered the Chicken Curry with fried broccoli topping. I chose medium spiciness and it cost 780 yen. It was ready in about 10 minutes. The curry was delicious, with a complex aroma from various spices. The fried broccoli was crispy and the chicken was tender and tasty. I could have gone for a spicier level, but overall it was a great meal. I finished it all in one go. Spice curry was a new experience for me and I really enjoyed it. I would like to try it at other restaurants as well. Since this place is easy for me to visit, I will definitely come back again.

#suncurry #Higashiku Yakushomae Station #Sapporo Fried Broccoli Curry (780 yen) Highly recommended medium spiciness (just the right amount of heat!) I've been missing broccoli lately, so I decided to cheat on eggplant and go for broccoli... ♡ The bitter spices hit you with a strong kick!! The fried broccoli is cooked perfectly! The rice is nice and firm! The tangy pickles also serve as a great side dish! The sweet and delicious green beans are a nice touch! And the slightly sweet potato salad really freshens things up! All of this for such a great price! I went on a Friday at noon to Hishi Higashi, and from ordering to serving it only took 10 minutes. There were no other customers at that time. #Curry #Spices #CurryLovers #SpiceAddict #DeliciousFood #ThankYouForTheMeal #SpiceLover #Lunch #SapporoCurryLovers #CurryClub #curry #spice #curryholic #curryclub #yummy #lunch #hot #lovespicefood #foodie #eatalot #happylunchtime #sappro

☆LP☆ Visited for lunch on a weekday. The building where this restaurant is located houses quite a variety of interesting shops. Especially at night, the atmosphere can be quite mysterious, but during the day most of the shops are closed. I wondered if this place was open, but when I arrived, it was indeed open. There was one older gentleman sitting at the counter, waiting for his food. There were two small table seats, and behind them, I noticed a drum set... and upon closer inspection, I saw two microphones and speakers on the ceiling. With the selection of alcohol on display, I wondered if this place turns into a live music venue at night. I sat at the counter and waited for a few minutes. A woman emerged from the kitchen. Perhaps the owner? She seemed to be running the place alone and mentioned that the food might take some time to be ready. Despite there being only one customer ahead of me, I ended up waiting for about 20 minutes. It might be tough for those with limited lunch breaks. Once the food arrived, I ordered the LP pork belly curry with fried broccoli topping, and KG ordered the spicy chicken curry with cheese and extra serving. The set came with a small bean salad and curry. First, I tried the LP curry. The pork belly was quite salty, and the pickles on the side were very sour. The curry itself was lukewarm, slightly bitter, and the spice mix wasn't quite to my liking. The fried broccoli was the best part. KG's chicken curry had the typical square melting cheese on top, but it didn't melt completely, possibly due to the lukewarm curry. Despite ordering it spicy, it wasn't spicy at all. The spice level and bitterness were similar to the LP curry. There's another spice curry restaurant in the same building, which might be tastier. Since the woman running the place is doing her best alone, I hope she continues to learn more about spices and improves the curry to make it even more delicious in the future. Thank you for the meal.

I happened to find this place and decided to go in. Inside, there is a drum set and the atmosphere is glamorous. The restaurant is run by a single woman. The basic menu item is the Spice Curry for 680 yen, with the price changing depending on the toppings. I ordered the Wiener Curry for 780 yen. It took a little while before it was served. It came with a side of potato salad, which was a bit sweet. The medium-spicy Spice Curry had a nice level of heat. The curry sauce was a bit lukewarm. It came with a long wiener that was firm. The rice portion was small and had some nuts sprinkled on top. The portion size was not very large.

Nocchimu-san mentioned a shop that caught their interest, so I looked it up. It seems that a new curry shop has opened in the New Satsuto East Building near the Higashi Ward Office, and when I checked their Instagram, the curry looked delicious. Although I wanted to visit, the shop is closed on Sundays and Mondays for lunch, which makes it difficult for me to go due to my work schedule. However, I didn't want to give up, and when I suddenly got a weekday off, I decided to go. As I approached the shop, a nice spicy smell filled the air. Inside, a friendly female staff member welcomed me. The interior was decorated with photos of Elvis and Monroe, along with drums, and oldies music played, creating an American retro atmosphere. The menu offered several types of curry with different toppings, and three levels of spiciness (none, medium, and hot), as well as optional toppings. I chose the hamburger curry with medium spiciness this time. The hamburger curry looked delicious, with a tall hamburger on top. The curry was rich and flavorful, slightly spicier than the usual medium level, with a gradual heat that crept up later. The garlic fry on top added a nice touch. The curry was filled with chunks of meat, providing a satisfying meal on its own. The beef hamburger was not wide but had a good height, offering a juicy and well-cooked patty that oozed with meat juices. The pickles on the side added a different flavor when eaten together. Overall, I felt it was similar to the curry at Koruri-san's place. It was a delicious curry, and I enjoyed the excellent service and atmosphere of the shop. I would definitely like to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

I saw this curry on Instagram and it caught my attention, so I decided to visit for lunch! The interior has an American layout and it's so cute...! It feels like they would sell American-style hamburgers and hot dogs rather than curry haha. I chose the hamburger curry (extra spicy) because I can't resist homemade hamburgers. The smooth potato salad that came with it had pumpkin in it, and it was surprisingly delicious, I wanted to eat it by the bowlful haha. The curry itself was thick and rich, with a good amount of meat in it. The extra spicy option was quite spicy, with a delayed kick. The sweet green beans on top were delicious! I wasn't sure what the red dot was haha. The pickles were quite sour! It made me go "Kyu!" haha. The hamburger was small but thick, and when you cut into it, some juices came out. It was a tightly packed hamburger with a satisfying texture. On the way back, we were talking about how it's similar to Colri's curry. I'm glad I found a curry place that suits my taste nearby! Thank you, Wu-ta-san!

I used to live in the neighborhood until I was 5 years old, so there is a sense of nostalgia for the "New Sata Higashi Building." The building is old, but there are new shops inside. There is a spice curry shop called "SUNCURRY" run by the daughter during the day, who is also running a snack bar with her mother at night. The menu includes about 6 items such as "Spice Chicken," "Pork Belly," and "Hamburger." Toppings include "Soft-boiled Flavored Egg" and "Deep-fried Broccoli" among others. You can choose the spiciness level from 0 to 6. I ordered the Spice Chicken Curry with a spiciness level of 4 and added a flavored egg on top. The curry had a strong spice flavor and was quite satisfying. The portion size was decent, and the Chicken Spice Curry was priced at ¥700 with an additional ¥120 for the flavored egg. It's a hidden gem of a delicious curry shop with great value for money!

It's not too spicy even though it's labeled as "very spicy". It has a lingering spiciness that comes later.