The tomato acidity and fragrant basil are clearly felt, stimulating the nose. The rich chicken bouillon is deep yet light. It is supported by a dashi broth (katsuobushi or mackerel?) adding depth. A strong and wild punch soup that captivates. It seems to have evolved to be milder than 20 years ago. I reminisce about the small shop in Kita-ku. I used to collect stamp cards there. The crispy chicken itself is delicious, but when crushed and mixed into the soup, it becomes even more flavorful. The latter part of the soup is even richer, so squeezing lemon over rice pairs perfectly. I imagine the hamburger or braised pork would also be delicious, but I always end up choosing the chicken. I love it so much that I don't question it. The late opening hours and proximity to the MK taxi stand also make it easy to stop by when tipsy. That's my excuse. But it was really delicious. Thank you for the meal. Tonight, I ordered... ■ Chicken Vegetable Curry (¥1400) * Original chili tomato soup * Spiciness level 5 (free maximum) * Small rice (100g) was included ☆

Ordered the last one available, the Mochiki Pork Hamburg Curry at Soup Curry & Hamburg Tatsuki in Sapporo. It came with a rich Ebisu soup with level 3 spiciness, extra rice with gooey cheese topping. The juicy hamburger and deep-fried vegetables were delicious. It's a well-balanced dish with everything harmonizing together. However, depending on your alcohol consumption, you might prefer the original Chili Tomato soup combination. #Tatsuki #Susukino #SoupCurry #Hamburg #SusukinoGourmet #SusukinoCurry #HokkaidoGourmet #SapporoGourmet #HokkaidoCurry #HokkaidoSoupCurry #SapporoSoupCurry #SapporoCurry #SusukinoSoupCurry

I tried real soup curry for the first time - full of umami and spicy! There are lots of large chunks of vegetables in it, so it's very satisfying. It's a blissful moment to dip rice in the soup and eat it. I had been drinking before, but I could eat as much as I wanted.

Long and winding, during a BM, at the bottom of my saved list on my page, there was a place in Susukino called "SOUP CURRY & HAMBURG Ryoki" that was sedimented like trash. Due to insufficient information gathering, is it a transfer from around North 34th Street? As of February 7, 2023, with a Tabelog rating of "3.47" and 122 reviews, this popular restaurant used to be open for lunch as well, but now it is open from "20:00 to the next 5:00." In the midst of the snow falling steadily, it is located on the second floor of a building facing north along R36, heading west from Susukino Station on the subway, and up an external staircase. The interior of the restaurant has a casual bar-like atmosphere with dim lighting and only one group of two customers. The main reason I couldn't visit for several years was the opening time of "20:00." Although I often drink here and there, it is rare for me to drink in the evenings in Susukino, and I am hungry enough to have curry as a finishing touch. It is quite difficult as a condition in itself. This time, I planned to finish here after having a few drinks at an izakaya. I ordered "Chicken Vegetable (5 Spicy, Medium Rice) @1,400" and "Vegetable (2 Spicy, Small Rice) @1,200." The soup was both "Original (Chili Tomato)" and the drinks were "Budweiser @800" and "Sapporo Classic (Medium Bottle) @750." The beer was promptly brought out, served in bottles as there is no draft beer available...chilled and delicious. After about 10 minutes, the soup curry arrived. The "Chicken Vegetable" dish included ingredients such as chicken, baby corn, broccoli, bell peppers, carrots, potatoes, green beans, cabbage, asparagus, and eggplant. The base of the soup is made from chicken, pork, and aromatic vegetables, with a well-balanced tomato acidity that blends in nicely, and I particularly like that it doesn't have an odd sweetness. The "5 Spicy" level is free of charge, and although it is the spiciest, it felt a bit lacking. The variety of vegetables seemed to be simmered in the soup rather than just being fried and placed on top, giving the impression that they were cooked just right without becoming mushy. The rice was of good quality, "Nanatsuboshi," cooked to a firm texture that goes well with the curry. There are some areas of dissatisfaction, but overall, it was a well-made soup curry that made me think, "I want to eat this again." I wonder if they no longer have lunch service. Thank you for the meal. * This is a smoking-permitted establishment where entry is prohibited for those under 20 years old.

I went to a soup curry restaurant that I've been wanting to visit after work. I ordered the Dragon King Curry for 2100 yen with a large serving of rice for an additional 100 yen, totaling 2200 yen. I arrived around 3 am and there were only 2 other customers. I chose level 4 spiciness, which was just right for me. The restaurant had a spiciness chart that made it easy to understand. The curry was loaded with vegetables and meat, including broccoli, pumpkin, eggplant, bell pepper, green beans, asparagus, lotus root, carrot, and cabbage. The meat options included tonkatsu, chicken leg, and braised pork. It was quite a feast! I heard their hamburger curry is also famous, so I'd like to try that next time. Thank you for the delicious meal!

It's been a while since I last visited, but this might be the first time I came without getting drunk. Haha. Along route 36, I climbed the stairs to the second floor. It was still crowded, but they cleared a table for me so I didn't have to wait long to sit down. I ordered the Mochikuru pork hamburger curry. Standard chili tomato soup with a spice level of 3. I got extra rice with gooey cheese on top. First, the soup is light but flavorful, very tasty. The hamburger is juicy and delicious. And the deep-fried vegetables are also really good. I thought getting extra rice late at night might be too much, but I managed to finish it all. It's a well-balanced dish with everything harmonizing together. Even though it's late at night, I ended up eating too much, haha. Thank you for the meal!

Sapporo is more than 30 minutes earlier than Kanto in sunrise, so it gets bright by 3:30 and I end up waking up (´-`). There are several soup curry restaurants near Susukino that are only open at night and close in the morning. I went to this restaurant along Tsukisamu Street after 4 o'clock. It seemed like they had just finished serving customers, and I ordered the Chicken Vegetable curry as a solo diner. It was pretty average, but it's nice that you can get a lot of vegetables (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)

In Susukino, I drank a lot before having late-night soup curry, which was great. It may take some time for the food to be served because it's a one-man operation, but that was explained at the beginning, so it wasn't a problem. I enjoyed a beer while waiting. The soup curry was made with a fish broth that gave it a delicious flavor. Thank you for the meal.

Pork belly vegetable curry for 1450 yen. Original tomato soup. I went here because they are open late and I wanted to eat something without drinking alcohol. I usually like chicken, but I ordered the pork belly this time. It was soft and tender. The tomato flavor in the soup might not be for everyone, but I didn't mind it. If you like tomato-based curry, you might enjoy it. They also offer shrimp and coconut soup for an additional charge. I appreciated that they were open late. Thank you for the meal!

I knew they were open until midnight, so I visited after taking a break at the hotel. I had hamburger, tonkatsu, chicken leg, and braised pork. It was past 1 AM, so it was a bit silly, but there were plenty of vegetables and a light soup that made it feel like zero calories (laughs). The broth was really good. Thank you for the meal. I think I will go again.

I ordered the soup curry with a large serving of hamburg curry, topped with broccoli and daikon. Despite feeling terrible from a hangover, I managed to make it to the dinner at the renowned soup curry restaurant in Susukino. The soup here has always been my go-to remedy for hangovers, and it never disappoints. The fried vegetables are incredibly delicious, and the daikon topping adds even more flavor. The hamburg curry is just as good as those from specialty shops. They also offer delivery, but nothing beats the taste of freshly made dishes at the restaurant. If only they served lunch, I would visit this place every day!

I visited this place after a long time. There was only one couple as the previous customers. It's a popular place, but... The popular items here are the soup curry and hamburger at the bar "SOUP CURRY & HAMBURG TATSUKI". As of 01/20/21, the rating is 3.52. The name is written as "TATSUKI" and read as "Tatsuki". I like the soup curry here. Restaurants are facing tough times due to the influence of the coronavirus. As someone who makes a living in the food industry, I try to eat out to support them. The bar has a stylish exterior. Honestly, it's a bit intimidating to enter alone... First, I looked at the menu. This time, I ordered the Chicken Vegetable Curry for 1,500 yen. It had a large chicken leg simmered until tender, with a crispy surface. The classic soup curry included chicken, cabbage, carrots, eggplant, bell peppers, okra, broccoli, paprika, potatoes, pumpkin, lotus root, baby corn, asparagus, garlic sprouts, daikon radish, snap peas, and eggplant. I also ordered a Lassi for 400 yen, which had plenty of ingredients. I took a sip of the soup and thought, "Wow, delicious." It's no wonder this place is popular. Personally, I felt like there was less soup compared to the amount of ingredients... But since this is a bar, maybe that's okay. Thank you for the meal, SOUP CURRY & HAMBURG TATSUKI.

At night in Susukino. Ate sushi, wandered around, bought souvenirs, and ended up at this restaurant. Chicken leg, braised pork, hamburger. I must be crazy to eat at this hour. But it was delicious. I want to tell my past self who used to call soup curry a blasphemy. The broth here is amazing. Thank you for the meal. I want to go again.

The Susukino soup curry that is open until midnight has updated their menu since two years ago! The prices seem to have gone up a bit...? The Chicken Vegetable curry is now 1500 yen, with an additional 200 yen for extra soup! I chose level 5 spiciness ★ The soup used to be thick and creamy, but now it's more watery. The watery soup is delicious, but I also miss the thick soup from before! Thank you for the meal! ◎

Visited the restaurant for the first time with friends, trying Sapporo and soup curry for the first time. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was nice with an American feel. I didn't plan on drinking, but ended up ordering a beer, haha. This time, I ordered the soup curry with three kinds of pork. It was satisfying as it had a good amount of food and I was quite hungry. Since the soup curry has many toppings, I would be even happier if the staff could recommend some. Thank you for the meal.

"Susukino is famous for its soup curry restaurants that stay open late, and this place is no exception! This was my first visit, so I'm just repeating what my wife told me haha. I had some important business to attend to in Sapporo, so I stayed overnight. Instead of dining out, I decided to go for takeout every time. I made a promise to myself that I would have soup curry for breakfast here! So, I got takeout in the evening. The phone service was great, and the staff who served me when I picked up my order was very friendly, and she was a real beauty! I heated it up in the microwave the next morning and had a hearty breakfast. I ordered the Chicken Vegetable Curry with nori topping, spiciness level 20, and it was packed with lots of ingredients! It had plenty of vegetables! The daikon radish was especially delicious. The soup had a nice balance of tomato acidity, making it light and refreshing for breakfast. The portion was just right. I devoured it eagerly! I was sweating profusely but thoroughly enjoyed it. This soup curry is perfect for breakfast! I'm very satisfied. This is a fantastic restaurant that even offers delivery nearby! I'm sure they're very busy, but I hope they take care of their health and keep up the good work. Thank you for the delicious meal!"

Around midnight. I felt a bit hungry and stumbled upon this shop. There is an impression that there are few shops open late in Susukino, so it seems that they are open until 3:30 am from Monday to Thursday, and until 4:30 am on Fridays and Saturdays. This is great news. It's on the second floor of a somewhat shady building. The interior was a bit dark. There were three men sitting in front of me, continuously saying "It's spicy," so I decided to order something with a lower spice level. The standard soup is chili tomato, and for an additional 150 yen, you can change it to rich shrimp soup or mild coconut soup. Since it was my first visit, I thought of going with the standard option, but my companion chose the standard, so I decided to try the shrimp. I thought chicken would be a safe choice for the curry, but the chicken in chicken curry tends to be quite large... so I went with the vegetable curry for 1200 yen. There are 30 levels of spiciness, but without hesitation, I said "Level 1!" By the way, levels 1 to 5 are included in the price, but from level 6 onwards, there will be an additional charge. The rice is included in the price, and when I ordered half of a small serving, I was given an extra-small portion, haha. The shrimp flavor in the soup is quite strong, even though it was described as rich. It feels like they ground up shrimp and added it to the base of chili tomato. This taste might become addictive! It goes well with the simple vegetable curry. It's delicious! There are 15 types of vegetables in it, and they are cut in large pieces, so it's quite satisfying to eat. I'm really full! As for the spiciness, if you're not good with spicy food, level 1 should be enough. It has a slight kick and makes you sweat a bit. I tried a bite of the chicken in the chicken curry that my companion ordered, and it was crispy on the outside and a bit fragrant. And juicy. It was delicious too! Next time, I'll come here when I'm really hungry and try the chicken curry. Thank you for the meal!

The hamburger was exquisite! I had it late at night (≧∀≦) I ordered the hamburger soup curry with a spice level of 2. I was surprised by the variety of vegetables in it. It was my first time seeing so many types of vegetables in a dish! My friend ordered the coconut soup, and that was also delicious!

Located on the 2nd floor of the Aoyama Building, about a 5-minute walk from Susukino Junction, I went there because I was so cold and just wanted to eat something warm! I ordered and waited for about 15 minutes. It seems that it takes time to make the chicken crispy and cook the vegetables carefully. I had the Chicken Vegetable Curry for 1500 yen, which had crispy chicken leg, 15 kinds of vegetables, natto topping, standard soup (chili tomato soup), and spice level 3. It's a soup curry restaurant in Sapporo that makes you want to go back again and again, especially because of the soup with a noticeable tomato flavor. They are open until 3:30 am even on weekdays, so you can go even after drinking. Not related to the soup curry, but the staff was also cute and nice! Thank you for the meal!

We went to a soup curry restaurant that stays open late. I had a hamburger curry with tomato soup, spiciness level 3, while my partner had chicken curry with shrimp soup, spiciness level 0. The soup had a strong fish flavor, but it felt a bit overwhelming. The hamburger was thick and took a while to be served. Overall, the flavors were quite artificial and straightforward, but still left a good impression. And by the way, manga artist Taro Yoko is a genius.

When I first moved to Sapporo, I encountered soup curry for the first time at this restaurant and was captivated by it. However, the taste has clearly changed in the past 2-3 years. Whether it has changed for the better or worse is debatable, but personally, I preferred the previous taste. It seems to have become more Japanese-style, with a hint of bonito flavor. It is still delicious, but I liked the previous taste better. It's great that they are open late and also offer delivery service.