Samurai curry with two toppings: baked cheese (on rice) and crispy broccoli for 1,540 yen. I chose regular spiciness level 3, which was just right - not too spicy. The dish was packed with healthy deep-fried vegetables. I would recommend level 4 spiciness for those who prefer more heat. The combination of baked cheese and soup was delicious, so I recommend trying the rice with baked cheese.

I visited a soup curry restaurant at Mitsui Outlet Park. I had the chicken and vegetable curry on this day. The soup had a scent of bonito flakes and vegetables, and the crispy chicken was delicious. This restaurant also has branches in Kagurazaka and Shimokitazawa, so I would like to visit when I am nearby.

I had some errands to run and decided to visit the Mitsui Outlet during lunchtime. I had been wanting to try a soup curry restaurant that is usually crowded on weekends, so I thought it was a good opportunity. I registered and they called me when my table was ready, so I spent about 30 minutes window shopping before entering the restaurant. The interior was stylish and spacious, with many families dining together. I carefully chose the vegetable curry with cheese topping from the menu. I was unsure about the rice, but decided to go with a small portion since I was already there. I placed my order using a tablet. The vegetables were cooked just right and tasted delicious. The soup had a rich flavor and a slightly thick consistency that I enjoyed. The melted cheese on top was amazing. I finished my meal in no time and felt very satisfied, even without the rice. My stomach was full and I definitely want to bring my family here next time.

Huh? I thought this place had just opened recently, but it's already been 6 years! Time flies so fast... So, it's been 6 years since I last visited SAMURAI. My personal soup curry craze this year is still going strong. I want to eat soup curry every week, every day... What should I do... Of course, I had the pork belly and broccoli toppings. The soup was coconut. If a restaurant has this, I will definitely order it. I prefer soup with a thick consistency. I don't like it too watery. I remember SAMURAI had a thick soup. I ordered using a tablet, but they forgot to remove the beans I don't like. Oh well, I still ate it... Coconut soup is really good, isn't it? It adds richness and depth. Thanks for the meal!

It's a matter of preference, but the soup was a bit sweet. Even after adding some chili peppers to make it spicy, the sweetness still stood out. Also, I felt like the amount of soup was a bit small. There were various ingredients in the soup and you can also request changes. It's nice that you get a 30 yen discount if you opt for no rice. Thank you for the meal.

During shopping at Mitsui, my wife and I had lunch at Samurai Matsuri! We ordered zangi, half chicken, and topped it with braised pork. It was delicious! We overdid it! The portions were huge! The zangi was authentic and delicious! It was so big! Just zangi and rice would have been enough! Be careful if you have a small appetite! Even without rice, it was sufficient! The vegetables were tasty, and the curry was always delicious! It's closer to a spiced curry than the image of soup curry! I also tried my wife's coconut-based curry, and it was so delicious!

Soup curry restaurant on the first floor of Kitahiroshima Outlet. It's popular in various places, like Shimo-Kitazawa in Tokyo. It has been around for a long time, and there is still a wait at lunchtime! They give you a ticket and let you know when your turn is, so I usually get a ticket and pass the time before shopping. There are many types of soup curry, but I always order the one with a day's worth of vegetables. The vegetables for the day are written on the blackboard! With soup curry, you can eat a variety of vegetables, which is good for your body. You can also adjust the spiciness and flavor of the soup to your liking. I am a yoga instructor, but I am also a big eater. I mainly focus on Kanto and Hokkaido, occasionally traveling to Tohoku. I introduce recommended gourmet restaurants. I am looking for delicious and fashionable restaurants regardless of genre. I have started using Tabelog. Please follow me if you like. I update daily, and I would be very happy to receive likes, saves, and comments! Please follow me. Thank you for reading until the end. #Hokkaido #Samurai #SoupCurry #KitahiroshimaOutlet #HokkaidoGourmet #HokkaidoGourmetTravel #HokkaidoGourmetTour #Kitahiroshima #KitahiroshimaCity #KitahiroshimaGourmet #KitahiroshimaCafe #SapporoCafe #SapporoGourmet #SapporoCafeTour #SapporoCafeClub #SapporoCafeGroup #SapporoGourmetTour #SapporoTravel #HokkaidoTravel #HokkaidoDrive #EsconFieldHokkaido #SapporoLunch #HokkaidoSightseeing #SapporoCafe #HokkaidoTrip #GourmetClub #GourmetInstagram

Deep-fried tofu and mushroom curry. Around 1300 yen. Located in an outlet mall. Despite it being lunchtime on a weekday, I was able to get a table easily. The vegetables in the curry are fixed, but they can be changed based on your preference, so it's better to mention it when ordering. I switched pumpkin for broccoli. No rice for a 50 yen discount. Level 5 spiciness for an extra 50 yen. Level 5 includes pickles. The soup has a hint of sweetness from the vegetables, which is a matter of personal preference. The soup portion seemed a bit small for the price. The soup is thick and rich. Oh, and they accept PayPay. Thank you for the meal.

Recently, there is a campaign where you can earn T-Points at a restaurant where you usually don't earn them through word of mouth. It seems to be a limited-time offer. I came to a event at Mitsui Outlet, so I will also have my meal here. I ordered the Pork Kakuni and 13 types of vegetables (Soup: Regular/Non-spicy) for 1,485 yen, with a small size rice for an additional 30 yen, and an Strawberry Lassi for 495 yen. This is my second visit to Samurai, following my visit to the Tomakomai store. In Tomakomai, I got the medium rice and got full, so this time I chose the small size. I love the Kakuni curry, it has a light taste without any strong flavors, but the soup has a deep flavor. The amount of soup is a bit small, but with three pieces of Kakuni, it's quite filling even with the small size rice. Mitsui Outlet is not crowded these days (February), but this restaurant is steadily getting customers. There is also a kids' space here, and they are taking good measures against infection, with hand sanitizing and encouraging quiet dining. The partitions also make it easy to dine without worrying about the neighboring tables. They pay attention not only to the vegetables and rice they serve but also to the interior design. Thank you for the meal.

This time, I placed my first order at Samurai Soup Curry! I had it for lunch while shopping at the outlet park. The interior design, with blackboards, gives off a somewhat stylish vibe. The atmosphere is like a cafe. Looking at the menu, it said "healthy" so I ordered the fried tofu and mushrooms. - Fried tofu and mushrooms ¥1200 I ordered with mild soup, level 4 spiciness, and medium rice. The refreshing taste of the tofu goes well with the flavorful curry soup! It's delicious on its own, but also great when mixed together! The soup has a good amount of spices but is relatively light. The vegetables were plentiful as stated on the menu. It was nice to have burdock and various types of mushrooms included. My boyfriend got a slice of braised pork as a bonus because it was Men's Day on Saturday, with 13 types of vegetables. The 13 types include beans and the variety of vegetables is truly rich. As for the vegetables included, the details are written on the blackboard, so it might be helpful to check them out while considering the menu.

The samurai festival is a favorite of mine, and I always order the crispy broccoli. The restaurant was crowded, and I had to wait for about 30 minutes before being seated. I ordered the samurai festival set with the crispy broccoli, half chicken, and hot spring egg. The soup had a tomato base flavor with a spicy kick. The vegetables were delicious, but I prefer the taste of the soup at the Sakura branch. Overall, it was a satisfying meal.

While shopping, I decided to have some soup curry for the first time in a while. It was just okay, didn't really suit my taste. Also, I noticed a lack of skills among the staff. The female server was pleasant, but the male cashier was unfriendly. Another male staff member was slow to clean up the table next to us, even though there were no other customers in the restaurant. When we left, he didn't even say thank you. If it wasn't for the good service from the female server, I would have rated this place much lower. It seems like they don't realize that good customer service can enhance the overall dining experience.

My colleague from the company I visited recommended taking me to eat soup curry while in Hokkaido. It is located inside an outlet mall, but it is not a food court, it is a tenant-type shop. I chose the Chicken 1100 yen, which was recommended by my colleague. You can choose the type of curry and chicken, as well as the level of spiciness. I chose the regular level of spiciness, which is the spiciest, and the chicken was crispy and tender. I chose level 4 for the spiciness, which did not incur any additional charges. The soup curry served had large pieces of chicken, plenty of vegetables, and was quite filling. The curry had a spicy kick with a hint of sweetness, and the level 4 spiciness was not very spicy for me. The chicken was tender and the vegetables were delicious. Despite having eaten a lot for breakfast at the hotel, I managed to finish the soup curry and enjoyed it until the end. If I have the chance, I would like to come back again. The power of tender chicken in (soup) curry is amazing.

"Rojiura Curry SAMURAI. Kitahiroshima Branch" I accompanied my daughter for shopping at Mitsui Outlet in Kitahiroshima. For lunch, we decided to try this popular soup curry restaurant representing Hokkaido, located on the 1st floor. Although I have been to the main branch in Hiragishi a few times before, this was my first visit to this branch. The quality seems consistent across all their stores, so we had high expectations for our meal. We ordered the special "Chicken Trio Soup Curry" priced at 1,450 yen. We chose the normal soup base, medium-sized rice (180g), and added 50 yen for level 5 spiciness with pickles. The soup was thick and flavorful, with a good amount of heat. The chicken included half a leg, chicken tenderloin, chicken wing, and fried chicken. The leg had a slight chicken smell, but overall it was decent. The dish was packed with a variety of vegetables such as carrots, cabbage, burdock, pumpkin, potatoes, broccoli, wood ear mushrooms, bell peppers, shiitake mushrooms, eggplant, lotus root, soybeans, baby leaf, and more. We enjoyed the meal with sweat dripping down our faces and finished it all with satisfaction. It had been a while since I visited SAMURAI., but it lived up to its reputation as a popular spot. The soup curry was delicious and filling. Overall, it was a satisfying meal at SAMURAI. Kitahiroshima Branch. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I love SAMURAI's soup curry. My favorite is the flavor at the Hiragishi store. I always order Zangi, beef tendon, and beef tendon at other stores during the SAMURAI festival, but at the Kitahiroshima store, they never have beef tendon! So, when I go to the Kitahiroshima store, I order something other than the festival menu. The first time, I ordered green curry, but it didn't taste like green curry at all (laughs). The second time, on a different day, I ordered coconut curry. It was delicious! It's packed with ingredients and gives you a full stomach feeling of 100 points.

A famous soup curry restaurant that has now expanded to Tokyo. Even close to 3 pm, there were customers waiting at the Mitsui Outlet store in Kitahiroshima. I ordered the Samurai Special, which comes with 20 types of vegetables, crispy chicken, braised pork, minced meat, zangi, and crispy broccoli served separately. The crispy broccoli was especially delicious. However, the only downside was that there was not enough soup. I recommend adding 200 yen for a large serving of soup.

After the restrictions on going out eased, I decided to dine out for the first time in a while. I remembered that there was Samurai Soup Curry at Mitsui Outlet Kitahiroshima, so I went there on a weekday for lunch. I easily found a seat. I had tried it at the main store before and it was delicious, so I wanted to go again. I ordered the Samurai Matsuri (3 kinds) with a topping of all meats - zangi, hamburger, and chicken, which was very filling. The soup had a strong spice flavor and was delicious. I want to go back again soon.

I forgot to take a picture of the menu name and price, but the curry with natto and minced meat was around 1,300 yen. The soup was thick and packed with the umami and sweetness of vegetables. It may be slightly lacking for those who enjoy a strong spicy kick, but I personally enjoyed it! Thank you for the delicious meal!

I came to the shopping mall. I don't drive or carry bags, so I don't get involved in shopping. My enjoyment comes from eating. However, I ended up at the same restaurant as last time. I forgot about the ingredients I didn't like last time and ended up ordering a 20-item curry again, making a silly mistake. I took a picture of the curry and then noticed a large object in it... Even so, I managed to enjoy it by making some adjustments, like cutting the daikon small. I love burdock, and it was so delicious when fried to perfection. The texture of the wood ear mushrooms is addictive. With so many types of vegetables, I didn't get tired of eating until the end. It's important to be careful about the entrance time as it's inside the shopping mall, but this place is becoming a classic choice. Thank you for the delicious soup curry!

I really wanted to go to the Autumn Fest, so my mother, who happened to be visiting, joined me for a one-night foodie trip in Sapporo. One place we had to visit was Samurai Curry. Their thick soup curry is hard to come by and really delicious. My elderly mother surprisingly enjoyed it a lot, which made me happy. She chose the coconut flavor, which I hadn't tried before, so I took a bite and found it mild, creamy, and delicious. Now, let's enjoy this delicious trip in Sapporo!