I felt like eating curry, so I crossed the overpass (it was tough) and headed towards a curry restaurant, but it was closed on Mondays. I searched on Tabelog again and walked back across the overpass, taking a long detour of over 20 minutes, and finally arrived at "Rani Kitchen" as of July 28, 2022, with a rating of 3.30. The restaurant had a nice atmosphere, and when I entered, there were two staff members. Surprisingly, there was no lunch menu available (it seemed they forgot to put it out). After looking at the menu, I ordered the recommended lunch set for 1,200 yen. I chose the Keema Curry & Mutton Curry with hot spiciness level, and when I ordered lassi, they said it came with the set for 1,200 yen, which was a nice surprise. The food arrived shortly and it was delicious. I will definitely consider coming back for more. Thank you for the meal, Rani Kitchen! I will visit again!

This is a curry restaurant I often visit when I really crave naan. The exterior and interior of the shop give off a Nepalese atmosphere. The staff is incredibly polite and I appreciate their service. Also, they speak Japanese very well. The recommended menu is the lunch set for 850 yen. You can have unlimited naan refills. The naan is freshly made and has a chewy texture, very delicious. It's nice to hear the sound of the dough being stretched in the back. It gives a homemade feel. Once you try the naan curry here, other naan shops pale in comparison. I was satisfied.

When I see curry on TV, I crave curry. When I see ramen, I want ramen. Back when I lived in the countryside, there were often no restaurants to satisfy my cravings. But in Hakodate, my wishes come true. I wanted to try Rani Kitchen, and I also wanted to visit Troika nearby. I heard that parking might be limited, so we arrived around 11:30 AM. Already, there were a few groups of people waiting. It's a popular spot. The lunch prices are cheap, starting from 650 yen, and you can add lassi for an extra 100 yen. I went for the A lunch, which was chicken curry - a safe choice. The naan was large and slightly sweet, and the curry was mild with a hint of coconut milk. You couldn't choose the spiciness level, but there were condiments on the table to adjust it. For two people, the total cost was around 1500 yen, which felt like eating ramen.

The lunch menu offers great value for money. Chicken curry, salad, and naan or rice for 650 yen. Naan is free refill, so you can definitely fill up your stomach. Many curry restaurants in this style offer free refills. The curry sauce cannot be refilled, so I ended up eating two pieces of naan. However, the portion is generous, so this amount was just right.

I visited a popular restaurant that imports over 25 different spices from Nepal, such as turmeric and coriander, and offers healthy curries without using oil. When I entered the restaurant, I noticed the tablecloths in the color of Rhododendron, which is the national flower of Nepal. The staff all seemed to be Nepalese. This time, I ordered the daily set menu (850 yen), which included the daily curry (Keema curry) + vegetable curry, choice of naan or rice, and salad. The base flavor is not spicy, so you can add spices from the ones available on the table to adjust it to your liking. The naan was delicious, and the fact that you can have seconds is very much appreciated. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Leading candidate for a Nepalese curry restaurant in Hakodate. In recent years, Nepalese curry restaurants have come and gone in Hakodate, but this one, Rani Kitchen, stands out. The naan is large but the flavors are elegant. There must be a reason why they have survived.

This is a Nepalese restaurant located a 10-minute walk west from Goryokaku Station on the JR Hakodate Line. While curry is the main dish, they also offer a variety of Nepalese dishes such as Thukpa, Chow Mein, and Momos. The curry is rich and flavorful Nepalese curry. You can choose from several types of naan, but the recommended one is the garlic cheese naan. The garlic is sprinkled on the surface, and it goes well with the melting cheese. I also recommend the Dal soup, which you can enjoy for only 300 yen. The deep umami flavor of the dal seeps into the soup and warms you up. I think it's best to drink it at the end of the meal.

I like two types of curry and they offer all-you-can-eat naan. Be careful because they give large portions of naan for refills, so you might get really full!

I am looking for sweetness and creaminess in the butter chicken curry. I want plenty of cheese in the cheese naan. This restaurant had sweet butter chicken curry and plenty of cheese naan! I am very satisfied!! The staff were also very friendly, so both my heart and stomach are full of satisfaction!

The food was delicious and the service was excellent. I highly recommend this restaurant.

All-you-can-eat. The curry is slightly watery.

My son and I visited for lunch. It's a favorite place for our family. The taste, portion size, and service are all great! We always feel satisfied with the kind service, like offering extra naan or refilling our drinks.

The naan is crispy and delicious!

We used this restaurant for a family lunch. It is one of the long-standing restaurants in the Hakodate area where you can enjoy authentic Nepalese curry. The staff members are all very friendly and welcoming. Today, we ordered Spicy Chicken Curry, Keema Curry, and Cheese Naan. The Spicy Chicken Curry had a decent level of spiciness, but it could have been spicier. The Keema Curry had a good balance of sweetness and umami, and was delicious! The Cheese Naan was rich and paired well with the curry. Thank you for the meal.

During the New Year's campaign, I enjoyed a table buffet dinner for only 1200 yen. I tried butter chicken, keema naan, spicy chicken, chicken masala curry, cheese naan, and green coconut naan. I wanted a little more, so I added kadai vegetable curry and garlic naan. Everything was delicious, and I wish I had more room in my stomach to try more. However, the garlic naan was quite strong, so I recommend eating it on a day when you don't have any plans the next day. #Addictive

I went on a business trip to Hakodate and was taken to a Nepalese restaurant by a local. The restaurant looked like a prefab warehouse from the outside, but inside it was quite normal and I felt relieved. The lunch menu ranged from 650 yen, which was great value for money. Plus, you could have unlimited naan bread, which was a nice touch. I chose the vegetable curry and chicken curry for lunch. The vegetable curry was a bit bland, and the chicken curry was a bit cold. However, the naan bread was soft and delicious. The atmosphere of the restaurant was cozy and welcoming. I just wish the curries were a bit tastier.