Today in Niseko, it was 30 degrees Celsius at noon. After coming out of the beautiful Kirinoyu hot spring across the street, I entered the restaurant. Due to the hot spring's warming effect and the high temperature, I couldn't stop sweating. However, after having some soup curry, I felt refreshed. It was great. There are many types of curry to choose from, and you can also select the amount of rice, spiciness, and base soup. There are also topping options available. I had the lamb keema curry. The lamb flavor infused in the soup was irresistible for lamb lovers! My companion had the Yakumo beef hamburger. The hamburger was tender and delicious! The owner seemed hot, but they carefully prepared each order. This restaurant also hosts live performances. With a stage and JBL speakers, it seems like a fun place to enjoy. Thank you for the meal!

I visited around 1 pm on a weekday. It was not crowded. It's a soup curry restaurant right next to Niseko Station. I ordered the Lamb Keema and Vegetable Soup Curry for 1250 yen. It had plenty of deep-fried burdock and surprisingly, leeks. I took a sip of the soup first. It had a strong spice flavor with a unique aroma and taste. It's not that it wasn't delicious, but it's not a taste that I particularly enjoy. It might be irresistible for those who like it.

I found a curry restaurant in the Niseko area while searching. It has been open for over a year, but there are no reviews, only some photos. After checking their official SNS, I decided to visit for lunch during my Niseko tour. The restaurant is located in a building adjacent to Niseko Station, with a shared parking lot nearby for stress-free parking. Inside, the place has a bar-like setup, and there was a group of fellow tourists already there. The restaurant is run by a young man and woman in their 30s. To order the soup curry, you first choose the main ingredients, then select from four types of soup: original, coconut (+100 yen), Ezo paste made with garlic (+200 yen), or sake lees soup (+100 yen). The spiciness levels range from 0 to 21 and above, with options for mild, medium, hot, and extra hot, each with an additional cost. You can also choose the amount of rice: none, 100g, 200g, or 300g, with corresponding price adjustments. I ordered the chicken stew with a spiciness level of 9 and 200g of rice. While waiting, I read a magazine called "HO" that featured this restaurant and learned that the owner trained at Spice Tiger in Niseko Town. When the curry arrived, I noticed that the soup portion was small, but the taste was good. This was due to the shallow and small diameter of the bowl, which naturally reduces the soup volume when filled with plenty of ingredients. The soup was light and focused on umami flavors. The spiciness level 9 was more like medium-hot, so I wished I had chosen level 11. The chicken was tender and flavorful, and I was happy to find fried and chopped burdock in it, although the absence of bell peppers was disappointing. As I ate, I wished for more soup due to its deliciousness. They offer an option for extra soup, but I wonder if they use larger bowls for that.

The deer meat is tender and delicious! Hokkaido's potatoes are amazing no matter how you eat them. The background music of Japanese hip hop is playing, which suits my taste and makes me feel relaxed.

The interior of the store is very stylish. The chicken was so tender! I was very satisfied! Niseko has so many stylish restaurants!