A shop located in Fukushima, Osaka. They serve spicy curry and coffee. The shop is connected to accommodation, which is why they operate continuously. Their curry has been selected as one of the top 100 shops, and the fact that you can enjoy such high-quality curry even at night, with continuous operation, is impressive. The convenience of this restaurant is top-notch among others. They offer three types of curry combinations for 1200 yen. The atmosphere of the shop is cozy like a cafe. The curry dishes are flavorful, with colorful finely chopped vegetables and a good balance of spices. The three curry options are Spicy Keema Curry, Sri Lankan Curry with Chickpeas and Bonito Broth, and Tomato Chicken Curry. The chickpea curry is sweet and well-spiced, while the Keema curry is spicy and flavorful. The shop provides a pitcher of water on the table for unlimited refills. The combination of sweet, spicy, and sour flavors in the curry is delightful. The shop was quiet, with only me enjoying the curry while others seemed to be staying overnight or just having coffee. It's a mysterious feeling. Instead of waiting in line at other popular shops, you can easily enjoy a delicious curry here.

The delicious curry made me crave coffee afterwards, and it was a great combination. The curry had a variety of spices and ingredients that provided different flavors and textures in every bite. Personally, I enjoyed the addition of nuts for their unique crunch. It was a bit spicy for me, so I thought it would be nice if they also served lassi on the side!

On the way to a shaved ice adventure, walking down a small alley filled with eateries, a delightful aroma caught my attention. Instinctively, I knew it must be a delicious restaurant, and upon investigating, I found it to be a well-known establishment. What a fortunate coincidence that their shaved ice schedule was open on the day I visited. I ordered a three-flavor combination, which was rich and luxurious with various flavors and elements. It had been a while since I had enjoyed spicy curry, and it was refreshing and invigorating for the summer fatigue. They also asked if I wanted more or less rice, which was helpful for someone like me who enjoys food tasting. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was pleasant, making it a great place to relax even for solo diners. I realized that there are many delicious eateries in this area, and I was excited to discover more through searches. Surprisingly, it's not far from Kobe, with easy transfers from Sannomiya to Amagasaki to Shinko-shima. With bakeries, confectionery shops, takeout options, and food stalls, it seems like I'll have a fun time exploring and enjoying food and sweets for a while. And thus, the culinary journey continues today...

I arrived around 13:30 ^ ^ I had a bit of trouble finding the entrance at first, but there is a cafe and inn attached, so for those who go, please refer to the photo sign. Inside, there were about 7 two-person tables and one six-person table. The menu had only one item, which was a continental curry! Shortly after ordering, the curry arrived with shrimp senbei placed in the middle, which was a distinctive feature of the curry ^ ^ The most distinctive thing was the peanuts. They gave a very impactful texture. I have never had curry with so many peanuts before, so the change in texture was very innovative! Thank you for the meal ^ ^

I entered the restaurant around 11 o'clock on Sunday. Most of the seats were taken and there were many solo diners. Soon after, the continental curry arrived. It's difficult to explain well, but the curry and side dishes are mixed together, with sour and spicy flavors, pickles, beans, yogurt, meat, and various spices. The curry is very delicious and moderately spicy. It seems to be made with a lot of spices and includes a variety of ingredients that seem good for the body. It's the kind of restaurant you would want to visit regularly. Thank you for the meal.

Hello! It's Ramen Walking here. Today, I had the "Continent Curry" at Spice Curry Continent in Fukushima, Osaka. It's still hot out, so I decided to have some spicy curry to boost my energy! The restaurant was a bit crowded, but I managed to get a seat by waiting in line. I ordered the Continent Curry for 1,200 yen. It came with three different curries - Lu Tomato Chicken Butter, Sri Lankan Curry with Bonito Flakes and Chickpeas, and Spicy Keema. The Bonito Flakes curry had a nice dashi flavor, while the Tomato Chicken Butter and Spicy Keema were spicy and delicious. The meal also came with 9 side dishes, including coriander, yogurt and honey, pickled carrots and daikon, marinated vegetables, coconut sambal, couscous, mustard seed and carrot stir-fry, shrimp crackers, and peanuts with fried onions. The variety of side dishes added to the enjoyment of the meal. I finished everything quickly and was satisfied. Thank you, Spice Curry Continent, for the delicious meal! Today's step count: 11,192 steps. Calories burned: 415 kcal.

I had always wanted to visit this restaurant. The location is a bit hard to find, but it has a cozy atmosphere with a traditional Japanese house feel. I enjoyed various flavors of curry in one dish, which were delicious with a good amount of spices. I also ordered a lassi, which was sweet and paired well with the curry. I would love to visit again.

☆The more you mix it, the more delicious it gets - Spice Curry☆ I'm not usually a fan of spice curry, but even I couldn't help but say "delicious!" This curry was easy to try and had a lot of flavor, with half of it seeming to be bonito flakes. It had a rich umami taste thanks to the broth. Plus, it was very filling! I enjoyed it with cold chai on a hot day.

It was spicy but delicious! I ate while wiping off the sweat. The cilantro and peanuts were a nice touch. It was enjoyable with three types of curry. They asked if I wanted a large, regular, or small portion of rice. The owner, who has traveled abroad, said that curry goes well with coffee, so I wanted to order Basque cheesecake and coffee, but I was too full to do so. Maybe I should have gotten a small portion of rice (lol). I will go back next time to try the coffee and Basque cheesecake.

I visited after a long time. The stylish interior, beautiful dishes, and presentation still make me excited, and the curry is also elaborate and of high quality. However, it seems they have raised the prices again, with the curry now at 1200 yen. Adding coffee makes it 1600 yen, which I think is a bit too expensive.

I came to Gourmet Town Fukushima on the recommendation of a friend after a long time. I have had the Spice Curry a few times, and I felt that the Continental Curry, with its female-friendly presentation and clean taste, is popular. The interior of the restaurant is decorated with various miscellaneous goods and has a retro feel.

There is a continent located in a back alley near Fukushima Station, with a café attached. I have been to the continent in Kochi before, but I wonder if it still exists. They offer only one menu item, a plate with three types of curry and nine side dishes. The curries include Tomato Chicken Butter Curry, Spicy Keema Curry, and Sri Lankan Curry with Bonito Flakes and Chickpeas. The plate also includes coriander, yogurt and honey salad, sweet and sour pickled carrots and radishes, marinated vegetables, sambal, couscous, sautéed mustard seeds and carrots, shrimp crackers, and peanuts with fried onions. The presentation is appealing and the taste is excellent, with a straightforward and classic spicy curry flavor. Each curry and side dish blend naturally together, making it enjoyable to eat mixed or separately. Priced at 1200 yen (as of July 2023), it is quite a good deal. The cozy atmosphere of the restaurant adds to its popularity, making it a well-deserved favorite spot.

It was my second visit after a long time. I visited around 7 pm and there were about 2-3 groups of people inside. Apart from curry, there were signs indicating that they also run a cafe and accommodation. The interior was stylish. As for the curry, they had spicy curry, tomato-based chicken curry, keema curry, and Sri Lankan curry with nuts for added texture. The unique thing was that they mixed side dishes into the curry. Unlike other restaurants, the shrimp crackers complemented the curry well, adding a good crunch and flavor.

Located just off the alley near Shin-Fukushima Station, this place has a trendy cafe-like atmosphere. It seems they also have a coffee shop. The menu has only one option - the ai-gake is the default. It's convenient and the shrimp senbei that comes with it is outstanding. The taste is quite spicy, but the dashi broth adds a delicious kick.

JR West Line, Shin-Fukushima Station is a 3-minute walk away, while JR Osaka Loop Line, Fukushima Station is a 5-minute walk away. At first, I couldn't find the restaurant and wandered around until I saw the sign and smelled the delicious aroma at 11 o'clock. It was my first visit! Inside, they serve curry in a cafe style, and you order at the counter near the entrance. The menu consists of spiced curry, with only one option. They offer a variety of drinks from lassi to authentic coffee. This time, I had the Continental Curry for 1,200 yen, which includes a combination of three types: Sri Lankan curry with bonito flakes and chickpeas, Spicy Keema, and Tomato Chicken Butter. It also comes with 9 side dishes: coriander, yogurt and honey mix, pickled carrots and radish, marinated colorful vegetables, coconut sambol, couscous, mustard seed and carrot stir-fry, shrimp crackers, peanuts & fried onions. The curry is enjoyable to eat with various side dishes that create different expressions. The spiciness is just right, gradually heating up. The curry is bold and flavorful. Why not go and enjoy the curry experience for yourself?

Shop Name: Spice Curry Continent Nearest Station: Fukushima Type: Curry When I arrived at the location, I couldn't tell which one was the curry shop (^_^;). It seems that they serve curry in a cafe inside the accommodation. It was my first visit. I arrived 10 minutes before opening and there were 2 people waiting. But luckily, there wasn't much of a line before opening - it was really good. You have to order and pay in advance, then wait at your table. I ordered the "Continent Curry" (1200 yen) which included Sri Lankan curry with bonito flakes and chickpeas, spicy keema, and tomato chicken butter, along with 9 side dishes. The presentation was beautiful and the taste was delicious. As someone who prefers European-style curry, I usually don't like the strong curry flavor, but the seasoning here was so good that I enjoyed it until the end. Maybe I'm getting used to spice curry? I might want to try other shops too, but I shouldn't get too carried away. The curry here was so good that I couldn't stop eating it. Highly recommended for curry lovers. It was fantastic \( ˆoˆ )/

I was drawn in by the smell of spices and visited the restaurant. There were various types of curry roux with a wide variety of toppings that created different textures in my mouth. It was spicy enough to make me sweat. Eating it with lassi was the right choice. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was also good, and I thought it would be nice to use it as a cafe.

Tabelog 3.72 Curry Top 100 Restaurants 2022 Rating: 100/100 Order: TAIRIKU CURRY - Tomato Chicken Butter Spicy Keema Bonito Flakes and Chickpea Sri Lankan Curry with 9 side dishes Included side dishes: Cilantro Yogurt with Honey, Carrot and Daikon Sweet Vinegar Pickles, Colorful Vegetable Marinade, Kusks Mustard Seed and Carrot Stir-Fry, Shrimp Senbei Peanut & Fried Onion

Overall rating criteria: The average (normal) rating is 3.0 points, with evaluations in increments of 0.5 points. The total points are calculated by adding up the ratings for food/taste multiplied by 4, service multiplied by 2, atmosphere multiplied by 2, and cost performance multiplied by 2, then dividing by 10 (alcohol/drinks are not included). Evaluation: Not specified, delicious.

Arrived around 1:00 pm on Saturday. Two groups were already there, and the restaurant was empty. There is only one type of curry available, with the option to choose the amount of toppings and rice. You can't choose the spiciness level. The aroma of cardamom spices is delightful, and you can eat as much as you want. There is also a creamy coconut cream in the curry. The Japanese-style seafood soup is enjoyable as you can taste different flavors depending on where you eat it. Since my expectations were high, there were no surprises, but the presentation was beautiful. By the time we finished eating, all the seats were filled.

"Continent Curry for 1200 yen. There are no other curry menu options, just three types of curry and nine side dishes on one plate! You can focus solely on enjoying the experience of deciding which curry to pair with which side dish, whether to mix the curry together, or even combine the side dishes. The curry, which had a rich broth, was a pleasant surprise. The other two curries provided a nice break when things got too spicy. Overall, it was a delightful curry experience with plenty of flavors and textures to enjoy!"