Located in the Myoho area on the first floor of Ario Sapporo, this curry restaurant called Let's Go Curry is a branch of the famous restaurant chain En-san, known for their raw tsukune. Next to this restaurant, you can also find another En-san branch. The interior of Let's Go Curry features a U-shaped counter and several table seats. Although I have tried Let's Go Curry at other locations before, this was my first visit to this particular store. I arrived for a late lunch and found that about 80% of the seats were already taken, with some foreign tourists among the customers. The menu offers around 20 different curry options, with the most popular being the "Ebisu Special." Not being a big fan of shrimp, I opted for the third most popular choice, the "Tonkatsu Curry" priced at 800 yen (excluding tax), and added the "A Set" for an additional 150 yen (excluding tax). I chose a spice level of 5 out of 11 and a regular rice portion (250g). The A Set comes with a choice of curry and a serving of lassi. The meal was ready in about 10 minutes. The curry had a rich, well-cooked flavor with a strong spicy kick. Even at a spice level of 5, it was quite hot, so I recommend going easy on the spice if you're not a fan of heat. The katsu was not the thin type commonly found in katsu curry, but rather had a decent thickness to it. The spiciness numbed my taste buds towards the end, but overall, it was a tasty curry despite the slightly higher price. I believe curry lovers would enjoy this place.

Located in the Naebo area of Higashi Ward, there is a curry restaurant inside the Ario Sapporo store operated by Shinwa Holdings, called "Honoo." It is connected to the deli "Honoo" and they complement each other well. The interior of the restaurant has counter seats and table seats. Some recommended points include: curry starting from 429 yen, free choice of spiciness up to level 10, unlimited use of sweet, spicy, and numbing spices, free toppings such as Fukujinzuke, rakkyo, fresh ginger, and Worcestershire sauce, and zangi topping for 55 yen. Let's compare it with Kanazawa curry and CoCo Ichibanya since they all use stainless steel plates for serving. I ordered the following: - Katsu Curry (693 yen) with spiciness level 10 (the spiciest level for free): The curry was surprisingly spicy! Although it was still manageable, having this level of spiciness for free is amazing! After eating, my digestive system felt a bit tingly (laughs). Similar to CoCo Ichibanya, they add sweetness while incorporating spiciness and numbing sensation. It offers a variety of flavors, but CoCo Ichibanya may have the upper hand, especially with the sweet spices being charged separately. It's less salty compared to Kanazawa-style curry, which I prefer. The katsu seemed to be made from formed meat, so I can't give it a high rating. I ordered it for the visual appeal. The katsu from Kanazawa curry is much tastier. - Set A: Clam Chowder (120 yen) made from frozen clams, so it lacked flavor and tasted more like a milk chowder. Overall, the zangi curry is quite affordable. The restaurant overwhelms others with its low prices and spicy service. The beer is also cheap, and surprisingly, it turned out to be a good restaurant! It was delicious. Thank you for the meal! 🌶🍛🍺

#Lets Go Curry #Ario Sapporo #Fast food Quick, cheap, and spicy curry stand! It seems like Yakitori Honoo and Gotoken are also affiliated with Nishin Holdings! Wide variety~ Reminds me of the curry I used to eat at ski resorts, such a nostalgic taste. While other stores had long lines, I was able to get a seat here in about 10 minutes lol Seafood curry (570 yen) with a spice level of 2 was still pretty spicy! They also had three types of spices on the table, as well as pickled ginger, radish, and Fukujinzuke, which was nice♪ I was really hungry and short on time, so this place was a lifesaver~♡ Healthy fast food! On a holiday, around 2 pm, waited in line for 10 minutes in front of the store, and got my order in 9 minutes. #Curry #Spices #CurryLovers #SpiceAddict #DeliciousFood #SpicyFoodLover #Lunch #SapporoCurryLovers #CurryTime #CurryLovers #カレー #curry #spice #curryholic #curryclub #yummy #lunch #Japan #foodie #eatalot #happylunchtime #sappro #curryclub

Cheese curry with zangi topping or zangi curry with cheese topping, spiciness level 3 for 520 yen. The spiciness levels are a bit mixed up, but other than that, this curry restaurant has delicious taste and good value. They have spiciness levels from 0 to 5, and even ordering level 2 or higher can be quite spicy. The staff will try to convince you even if you want level 1. There are sweet and spicy spices on the table, so you can try adding them to adjust the taste.

When you come to Ario Sapporo and get hungry, go to Cocolet's Go Curry. This time, I had the Butter Chicken Curry with spice level 0, normal size. On the table, there were Fukujinzuke, Rakkyo, pickled ginger, and squid sauce. I added sweet spice, spicy spice, and numbing spice to my liking. After eating one-third of the curry, I added the spicy spice, then the numbing spice, and finally the sweet spice to enjoy the change in flavor. It was delicious, thank you for the meal!

Sapporo is known for its overwhelming soup curry or dry curry. Among them, I heard about a delicious chain of curry restaurants called "Rou Curry" and decided to try it out! I chose the simple Rou Curry, where you can select the level of spiciness from 0 to 3. I went with level 1, which was surprisingly spicy for me. I usually like spicy food, so it was just right for me. I ordered the "Seafood Curry" with shrimp, squid, and clams, which was delicious! I also added a shrimp fry topping, which was bigger than expected and crispy. It was a tasty meal! Just be careful as it's hot, so watch out for burning your mouth if you're sensitive to heat. Next time, I'll come with an empty stomach and try the "Katsu Special"! Thank you for the meal.

After a long time, I went shopping at Ario. The store seems different. I have heard of this place before. It reminds me of Indian curry from Obihiro. Even though I'm not hungry, I decided to go in. There are lots of self-serve spices on the table. They have soup curry, chowder, and a variety of dishes. I ordered a Seafood Curry for 570 yen, level 10 spiciness, with 250g of rice, and a Ginger Ale for 100 yen. The spiciness level is explained as 10 times hotter for each level. When it arrived, I took a sip of the curry. It's so spicy! I added a sweet spice to it. The curry became slightly sweet. How about the numbing spice? It numbs the tongue, not my preference. And the spicy spice? It's different from the original spiciness, but it's good! Overall, the curry with a variety of spices was enjoyable. Thank you for the meal.

At the Ario Sapporo store, there was a new menu with a limited-time discount where the beef cutlet curry was 100 yen off. Additionally, there was a free topping for new app registrations, so I thought about adding an extra cutlet to make it a double cutlet, but I ended up choosing a hamburger topping instead. Since I felt that the standard 250 grams of rice might not be enough, I opted for an additional 100 grams, making it 350 grams total. I also chose a spice level of 1 out of 5 for the curry. Both the beef cutlet and hamburger were made to complement the curry, with three types of spices - spiciness, sweetness, and numbing sensation. I divided the curry into four areas - spiciness, sweetness, numbing sensation, and no spice, and found that ordering a spicy curry and adding sweetness spice suited my taste buds the best. It was a flavorful experience. Thank you.

Visited in early January 2023, this curry shop is located in the restaurant area of Ario Sapporo. I often visit Ario and Ito Yokado in Fukuzumi for shopping for Seven-Eleven products. Since the Ito Yokado in Keimei-no, Eniwa City closed down, it has become quite inconvenient. During lunchtime, I decided to have lunch here and ended up at "Let's Go Curry." Usually, I would order the "Katsu Curry" at this type of shop, but this time I felt like having the "Hamburger Curry." I ordered the standard level of spiciness and a normal portion of 250g rice. The hamburger curry that was served was like something out of a picture, with no sense of stylishness but rather a sense of a down-to-earth feel. The curry was quite spicy, even more so than the standard level at Coco Ichibanya. The counter seats were the main seating option, with a few table seats available in a small space. The fact that they provided a teacup instead of a glass for water added to the charm of the place.

The company that operates the delicious and fast spicy yakitori flame, is a curry restaurant. The concept is "delicious, fast, spicy" as advertised. You can choose the spiciness level from 0 (normal) to 20, but for most people, anything above level 2 might be too spicy. It's perfect for those who love extremely spicy food. I can handle spiciness well, but even level 1 made me sweat. The price is reasonable and I would consider eating here again. The restaurant's appearance, menu, and metal plates remind me of Indian curry in Obihiro, but the curry here is not thick and heavy, it's more of a thin and spicy curry sauce. Unfortunately, even if you increase the amount of rice, increasing the amount of curry sauce will cost extra, so keep that in mind.

Located on the 1st floor of Ario Sapporo, at 9-2-20 Higashi 9-2-20, Kita 7-Jo, Higashi-ku, Sapporo City, this curry restaurant is connected to the adjacent yakitori restaurant "Honoo," both of which are owned by the same company. The interior features a U-shaped counter with partitioned seating and a few tables for 4 and 2 people. The basic curry is priced at 390 yen excluding tax, with options for additional toppings and spice levels. The curry is served in a stainless steel oval dish with a rich, dark brown roux. The chicken cutlet curry is priced at 510 yen excluding tax. The curry is flavorful, and additional spices are available on the table for customization. The chicken cutlet is crispy and delicious. The set menu includes clam chowder and salad for 250 yen excluding tax, which is a good deal. The clam chowder is tasty, although a bit lacking in ingredients. The salad is simple, with cabbage and corn, served with dressing on the side. Overall, the restaurant offers a variety of toppings and customization options, making it a satisfying dining experience.

High high high high... I have reviewed this place once before, but it seems to have disappeared completely. Since the data is gone, I revisited the place (I'll forgive you for that~). Let's Go Curry on the 1st floor of Ario. I stopped by in the evening when I was feeling a bit peckish. It's a new business style from Shinwa Holdings, known for their "flames". Although it's a curry shop for the common people, they don't adhere strictly to the cheap and bad quality concept, which is typical of Shinwa Holdings. I ordered the "Basic Curry (level 10 spiciness) @390+tax" (Can we stop displaying prices without tax already?). You can choose the spiciness level for free, which is very pleasing for those who like it spicy. It arrived in 8 minutes. Next to the store is a takeout-only shop from "Flames", with shared staff. The curry toppings seem to be used interchangeably. The curry has a slightly weak sweetness, with a refreshing spiciness and a good amount of cooling spices. For the price, the spiciness level is a great deal for those who like it hot. I'm not a fan of sweet curries, so this suits my taste quite well. You can also increase the spiciness without extra charge using the strong condiments on the table. Pickles like Fukujinzuke, rakkyo, and pickled ginger are all you can eat, which is generous. For normal eaters, the regular portion should be satisfying enough. Unlike other stores started by large companies as a side project, this place feels different. Next time, I'll come with an empty stomach to enjoy a topping-heavy meal. Thank you for the meal.

The curry restaurant on the 1st floor of Ario was not crowded on Sunday afternoon, unlike other places, and they even made space for my baby stroller, allowing me to enter. Truly a kind world within Ario! Oh, it seems like they serve Indian curry here! Especially with the illustrations of Indian people. I can't help but compare it to Indian curry! The prices are similar to Indian curry, very reasonable. You can choose the level of spiciness finely. Even at level 1, it's quite spicy. It was a bit intimidating, so I ordered level 3! It arrived in 7 minutes. Hmm, Indian curry usually takes around 3 minutes. They can't beat the speed. The curry here is different from what I imagined Indian curry to be. It doesn't have that unique thickness. But it's delicious! The spiciness is intense! Level 3 here is spicier than the spiciest option at Indian curry. Maybe level 1 would be just right. It feels a bit powdery in terms of spiciness. I wonder if people who don't like spicy food would be okay with this level of spiciness. Sorry for comparing it to Indian curry without permission. As someone who has visited all Indian curry stores, I couldn't help it. The service was excellent, operated by some nice guys. I later found out that they are from the company that runs the izakaya "En." It seems like a good place for a quick meal within Ario!

This used to be a restaurant with an eat-in corner for grilled chicken and side dishes, but it was converted into a curry restaurant operated by the same company. When I visited another restaurant, they also offered the same menu from the parent company's charcoal-fired izakaya, but here they only serve curry. I ordered the hamburger curry with standard level 1 spiciness and 250 grams of rice. I divided the curry into four areas - spiciness, sweetness, numbness, and plain - and enjoyed the flavors thoroughly. Thank you very much.

[August 27, 2021] I came to Ario for work. I was about to leave after finishing my work, but I suddenly remembered the post about eating too much at Mairebi, so I decided to visit. It was 2:30 PM and there was one customer already seated. I sat down and was surprised to see that the menu was very affordable! I ordered the Zangi Curry level 20 spicy with regular rice. The staff asked if it was my first time at the restaurant, to which I replied, "Yes, it is!" It seems that you have to have tried level 10 spicy before you can order anything spicier. I asked if there was any way I could order level 20 spicy, and after checking with the kitchen, I got the OK to do so. I was grateful for that. The dish arrived in less than 5 minutes and it looked delicious. I took a bite and it had a rich flavor like beef stew, very tasty. In terms of spiciness, it was a bit spicier than mildly spicy? Maybe my tolerance for spiciness has increased? I added some spicy condiments on the table to make it a bit spicier. It became a bit spicy, but the flavor improved even more. The Zangi went well with it and the portion size was just right! And the cost performance was amazing! When I paid, I asked the staff if I could order something even spicier than level 20, and they said it was okay. Maybe I'll try level 100 next time? Thank you for the meal. Piro Yukin's Spiciness Level (15 levels): Level 5 - It's not overwhelmingly spicy, so you can enjoy it. I recommend trying to challenge yourself with a spicier level than usual.

A curry restaurant located inside the commercial facility Ario Sapporo. It used to be a meat bowl restaurant run by the neighboring restaurant, En. But since the two shops are connected, they might be part of the same group. What surprised me was the prices – the basic curry with nothing on it is only 390 yen! Even the special curry with three toppings is less than 1000 yen... This could be a great place for curry-loving salarymen. The interior has counter seats surrounding the serving area and a few small table seats along the walls. The turnover seems good, so this seating arrangement might be sufficient. KG ordered curry with tonkatsu and minced meat with cheese topping. LP ordered minced meat cutlet curry. The curry sauce is richer than homemade, almost too rich (you might need to adjust while eating to avoid running out). But for the price of around 600 yen with this volume, it's more than enough. I've had a bit of indigestion after eating here twice before, but if you're looking for a hearty and affordable curry, this place is recommended. They also have condiments like fukujinzuke and spicy seasonings on the table, so you can enjoy those as well. I might visit again if I get the chance. Thank you for the meal!

In July 2021, I revisited the 14th dish of the year and found a new concept introduced by Shinwa Holdings. It is a casual "curry stand" shop with a catchy slogan that seems to have borrowed from the old slogan of "Yoshinoya" - "Delicious, Fast, Spicy". The character with a turban resembles the style of "Indian" in Obihiro and Osaka. The straightforward catchphrase and design suit these affordable "curry stand" shops well. I tried dining in this time, having previously done takeout. I ordered the "Pork Cutlet Curry" for 630 yen (tax not included). The pork cutlet may be a frozen one, but it was still good. I chose level 5 spiciness this time, and although it was milder than expected, it still had a nice depth of flavor. The curry was served in a metal curry plate, typical of "curry stand" shops. The condiments included "Fukujinzuke" (pickled vegetables), pickled radish, and sliced ginger, which are usually charged separately at other places but provided as a service here. In Sapporo, there used to be a good shop called "Little Spoon" that took inspiration from Obihiro's "Indian," but it disappeared at some point. Sapporo doesn't have many curry stand chains, so it would be great if Shinwa Holdings expands their curry shop concept. While "Yakitori Honoo" mainly operates in supermarkets, they might initially coexist with yakitori shops, but I hope this curry shop will expand with multiple locations.

Today is the last day of my two-day weekend! I brought some snacks to my mother's care house - daikon radish, cucumber, grated natto, tomatoes, green juice, yogurt, etc. My mother said she wanted summer slippers, so I promised to bring them next week. Today, I went to Ario Sapporo by myself. I used to be considered a pervert when I was young, but now I'm just a middle-aged man over 60. I went to the ladies' shoe section and picked out a pair. I skipped breakfast today, so I was feeling hungry around 11 AM. I went to the food court on the second floor. I was not sure what to eat, but I ended up having Tianjin noodles at Gyoza no Ohsho. I decided to walk around, but my left foot started hurting. I passed by a curry restaurant called "Let's Go Curry" and decided to try it out. The interior was sparkling clean, and the staff greeted me warmly. I ordered the Seafood Curry and a miso soup. The curry was packed with clams, shrimp, squid, and beef, and the miso soup had seaweed and fried tofu. The meal was surprisingly delicious for the price. The curry had a flavor similar to a cafe I used to visit in Tokyo, and the seafood was tasty despite being frozen. The beef was similar to the one in gyudon. Overall, as a man in his 60s, I enjoyed the meal and would recommend it to others.

Last September, I was hospitalized again in April for treatment of a serious illness, following hospitalizations in January and September of last year. As a result, my reviews were on hold from April 19th to my discharge on May 6th. I managed to write the reviews on my computer before being admitted to the hospital and only uploaded them from my hospital bed. I was discharged safely on May 6th. Although I couldn't reply to the comments on the reviews during my hospital stay, I finally finished them after some time. I made sure to give a "Like" to the reviews uploaded by everyone even while in the hospital. The supportive comments from everyone were a source of encouragement for me during my hospitalization. I sincerely appreciate it. While I have been discharged, I anticipate being hospitalized again before the end of the year. Thank you for your continued support. [May 2021] "Let's Go Curry - Ario Sapporo Store" opened on April 16, 2021. It is a curry specialty store in the same group as "Yakitori no Honoo," which has outlets mainly in Sapporo. The concept is "Delicious, Spicy, Fast." It used to be a dining space for dishes like fried chicken set meals at "Yakitori no Honoo." I visited "Ario Sapporo" on the opening day but didn't notice the new opening. (laughs) I visited for the first time with my usual companion. This store is located on the first floor of Ario Sapporo in the Higashi-ku area of Sapporo City. Please check the exact location of the store on Tabelog. I visited before 1 p.m. on a weekday. The layout of the store has changed from before, with counter seats and table seats now available. There were four customers in front and three customers behind. There is no ticket machine, and orders are taken at the table. The spiciness of the curry is set at 20 times the spiciness of 1 for 20 spiciness levels, with the basic level being 3. Free for levels 1 to 10, and an additional 100 yen for levels 11 to 20. The amount of rice is 250g for free, with an additional 110 yen for each additional 100g, and orders can be made for 1000g or more. Prices range from Basic Curry 429 yen to Katsu Curry 693 yen, with sets and special curries with multiple toppings also available for 1100 yen. I ordered the "Zangi Curry 484 yen" with "7 spiciness" and "rice 250g." My usual companion ordered the "Sasami Katsu Curry 561 yen" with the basic "3 spiciness" and "rice 250g." After a 13-minute wait, our two curry rice dishes arrived. We shared the curry between us. We enjoyed the pickles, rakkyo, and ginger on the table as a palate cleanser. (sweating) Zangi Curry: The Zangi was served warm and tasty. The base curry sauce was quite authentic and flavorful. The "7 spiciness" was spicier than expected, really hitting the spot. The amount of sauce was just right. Price 324 yen (tax included) Sasami Katsu Curry: The Sasami Katsu was freshly fried and hot. The base curry sauce was quite authentic and flavorful. Even with the basic "3 spiciness," it was quite spicy. The amount of sauce was just right. Price 561 yen (tax included) The base curry sauce was quite authentic and flavorful for the price. Both the "Sasami Katsu" and "Zangi" were served warm. It's great that you can choose the spiciness like in soup curry. Plus, spiciness levels up to 10 are free. However, the quality of spiciness is not to my personal liking. There wasn't a big difference in spiciness between the basic "3 spiciness" and "7 spiciness." My stomach was bloated with water. It's questionable whether the 13-minute wait was really "fast," but it certainly lived up to the concept of "Delicious, Spicy." (laughs) Next time, I might go for "2 spiciness." It was delicious, thank you for the meal.

I heard that my favorite izakaya "En" opened a curry restaurant, so I decided to visit it right away. It was a weekday afternoon around 3 pm, with 2 groups of 3 customers already there and no one else. I wanted to test the claim written all over the place, "Delicious! Fast! Spicy!" so I timed how long it took for our orders to arrive. The "Zangi Curry" (including tax 484 yen) that my companion ordered arrived in just 4 minutes after ordering. My "Hamburger Curry" (including tax 627 yen) arrived in 5 minutes. Both dishes were served within 5 minutes, so indeed it was fast! The curry had a rich and well-cooked sauce with a good amount of spice, quite delicious! I ordered the basic spiciness level "3 spiciness," while my companion, who usually goes for medium spiciness, found it too spicy and said, "Spicy! This is really spicy!!" I usually order the highest spiciness level, so I ordered "8 spiciness" this time. It was very spicy, almost painful! I'm not good with habanero-level spiciness, so it was really challenging for me. If you're not good with spicy food, even the lowest spiciness level might be too much! After eating the 8 spiciness, I tried my companion's 3 spiciness, but my tongue was still numb from the spiciness of the 8 spiciness, so I couldn't really tell the difference. It might be too spicy for most people... Spicy food lovers might enjoy it, but it would be nice to have some milder options for those who can't handle the heat. I'll try the 1 spiciness level next time to truly taste the essence of the curry. Overall, it was an interesting experience at "Let's Go" restaurant. Thank you for the meal!