I have had curry bread before and it was very delicious. I was in the mood for curry for lunch, so I decided to visit this place. I arrived a little before 1 pm and even though it was quite busy, the staff efficiently managed the crowd and I was seated after a short wait. I was tempted by the soup curry, but ended up ordering the beef curry with medium spiciness and extra rice. It was a bit spicy, but easy to eat and the flavorful curry sauce and tender meat left me very satisfied. I would like to try the soup curry or the half series next time!

It's rare for me to finish work at lunchtime, and everywhere I go to have lunch is crowded... It's lunchtime, so I guess that's normal, but I start to lose hope. Even a certain popular curry shop known for its watery curry has a line of salarymen. Another shop with two kanji characters also has salarymen... Feeling discouraged, I finally spot a place that seems like I can get in! So I decided to visit Tenma-san. I was planning to order the roux curry, but as I looked at the menu, I felt like having soup, so I ordered the Bone-in Chicken and Plenty of Vegetable Soup Curry for 1300 yen, spiciness level 5. You can choose between 230g and 300g of rice for free, so I chose 230g. In the past, I would have chosen 300g without hesitation, but as I've gotten older, I can't eat as much... When the dish arrived, I was surprised to see the soup bubbling in the plate! The chicken was bone-in and tender. The vegetables didn't feel like they were deep-fried in oil, but they were easy to eat. The vegetables included carrots, lotus root, eggplant, potatoes, okra, asparagus, paprika, pumpkin, and broccoli. The soup itself had a mild spice flavor, but it was not bland, and I enjoyed drinking it all up. Next time, I want to try the pork cutlet curry, or maybe the roux curry or keema curry. Thank you for the meal! It was delicious!

Ordered the Katsu Curry. Underneath the crispy cutlet is shredded cabbage, allowing you to enjoy the crunchy texture of the cutlet and the fresh taste of the cabbage. The curry sauce was set to medium spiciness, with a nice kick of heat. For those who don't like spicy food, the medium spiciness should be just right. The sauce is on the softer side, and when combined with the cutlet, it creates a truly delicious flavor.

Half beef and shrimp curry. Medium spiciness, normal portion. The curry has a rich flavor. The beef melts in your mouth. The shrimp has a sweet taste like chicken butter curry. The shrimp is plump and juicy. It's delicious, but not the spiciness of medium spiciness. I would say it's more on the spicy side. The curry bread is also delicious here. I was torn between what to order.

I happened to pass by during lunchtime and decided to try a shop that serves curry bread, curry rice, and soup curry. This time, I chose soup curry with seafood. I also ordered an iced chai while waiting. It took about 7 minutes for the order to arrive. I chose a spice level of 3, but it was surprisingly spicy. The soup curry was delicious.

I'm not a fan of spicy food, but I felt like having curry. I was thinking of getting pork cutlet curry, but I was drawn to the Beef Curry & Shrimp Curry Half & Half. They said it wasn't spicy, but I went with medium spiciness. It still had a spicy kick to it. The flavors were great and it was delicious. I had a beer to wash it down. Thank you for the meal. - Beef Curry & Shrimp Curry: 1,200 yen - Asahi Super Dry (small bottle): 450 yen

I went there for lunch on a regular day. There was no line. I heard that their curry is delicious, so I decided to visit. It's not soup curry, but the regular curry that is said to be tasty. After ordering, it took about 10 minutes for the dish to arrive. I chose the shrimp curry. It has a deep flavor that is different from soup curry, rich in richness and depth. The rice is firm and goes well with the curry. Being a curry from Hokkaido, it focuses more on umami rather than spices.

When I came before, I had soup curry, so this time I ordered two types of medicinal curry. It's a dish that really brings out the flavor of medicinal herbs. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is calming, similar to Miyakoshiya Coffee. It's easy to enter even if you're alone, which is very convenient. In general, soup curry restaurants in the city center tend to have wait times during lunch hours, but perhaps because this restaurant is located in Aurora Town, there were no tourists and we were seated right away. They also sell curry bread near the entrance, and it seemed to be popular, so I'm interested in trying it next time.

Visited for lunch. This time, I ordered the "Katsu Curry" with extra rice and spicy. The Katsu Curry here is delicious♫ I want to come back here again and again to eat it (^^) Also bought the "Shrimp Curry Bun" and "Soft-Boiled Egg Curry Bun" to go. The curry buns here are also delicious♫ There are several varieties available. They are all tasty (^^) I definitely want to come back to eat again. Thank you for the meal٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

I went to a popular curry restaurant in Hokkaido. They offer four types of curry bread: Egg Curry Bread (soft-boiled), Keema Curry Bread, Shrimp Curry Bread, and Beef Curry Bread. The curry is not very spicy, so even children can enjoy it (probably haha). The photo shows Yakuza Chicken Curry (medium spicy 3x), a half serving of Shrimp Curry and Keema Curry (spicy 5x). The medium spicy is not very hot, the spicy one is moderately hot, and the extra spicy one is 10 times hotter, but spicy food lovers will enjoy it. I definitely want to go again ===========

Sapporo snack time with a chai tea set ♡ Beef curry bread + hot chai (500yen) Great value for money. I was excited to eat the freshly fried curry bread after a long time, but my excitement quickly faded when I received a cold curry bread. I wondered if they could have at least warmed it up for me, but maybe it got cold quickly because of the cold weather? I ate it in three bites. The chai was warm, but a bit too sweet. I rarely eat fried foods, so this was a rare treat for me, but I was quite disappointed. Let's just pretend it didn't happen. I would sacrifice my upper palate for it, but I really wanted to eat freshly fried curry bread.

While strolling around Aurora Town, I was lured by the smell of curry and ended up at a curry restaurant that also offers curry bread. They have four types of curry bread: Beef Curry Bread, Keema Curry Bread, Shrimp Curry Bread, and Soft-Boiled Egg Curry Bread. I couldn't decide which two to take out for lunch, so I ended up buying all four! Having four curry bread for lunch... Will I get tired of it? It's super high in calories, so it might not end well... Here is my personal ranking of the flavors: 1st place: Soft-Boiled Egg Curry Bread 2nd place: Keema Curry Bread 3rd place: Beef Curry Bread 4th place: Shrimp Curry Bread I didn't feel overwhelmed by the oil even after eating all four bread in one go. The Beef Curry Bread had thinly sliced crunchy onions, but the beef was a bit tough. The Keema Curry Bread was delicious, but nothing particularly stood out. The Shrimp Curry Bread had overcooked shrimp, which was disappointing. The Soft-Boiled Egg Curry Bread was the best, with the perfect combination of curry and soft-boiled egg. I wish they would put a whole egg instead of half in it. Each bread costs 250 yen, which I think is reasonable for a delicious curry bread. In conclusion, while I have some feedback and wishes for improvement, I believe that as long as they fulfill those, the price can vary and still be satisfactory.

This year's bodybuilding competition was held at the Do-Shin Hall. There was a one-part, two-part system with a change of audience. The first part ran over time, so the people waiting for the second part were crowded. The staff acted like they didn't know anything, but they should have explained something. The organization was not good, right? The second part also ran over time, so it was delayed by over an hour, right? I just ask for the results I want to know and leave the venue. I look for a shop that gives discounts for parking at the Odori underground parking lot. The closest one was here. It's a dark and unenergetic shop. I was guided to my seat by a businesslike hall staff. I ordered pork belly and plenty of vegetable soup curry with medium spiciness and normal rice. It was served shortly. It seemed like it would take a while to eat as it was boiling hot. As expected, it was a struggle to put the hot spoon in my mouth. The name of the product is "plenty of vegetables," but it doesn't look like there are plenty of vegetables at all. It was spicier than expected, and it took some time to get used to it. The taste is good. It's delicious. The pork belly is tender and full of umami. I finished eating it last. Thank you for the meal.

There are many soup curry restaurants in Sapporo. I like the soup curry here because it is traditional and to my taste. The broth is flavorful and the vegetables are delicious. It's not a strange taste, so it's easy to recommend to everyone. It's also easy to bring people from outside the area. You can choose from pork belly, cabbage rolls, chicken, and more for your soup curry. The atmosphere is relaxing, but the staff seems to change frequently. Adding a drink can make it feel a bit expensive, but it's understandable since it's near Odori Street.

I had the medium-spicy beef curry! The meat was tender and the vegetables were lightly fried! The curry wasn't too spicy, maybe I could have handled a spicier one? The rich and sweet curry had a nice balance of vegetable sweetness and meat flavor, it was delicious! I was full after eating it!

Shopping in the underground shopping area in Sapporo is a bit different from my usual shopping. Instead of shopping, I like to stroll around and check out trendy shops, which I call "shopping." I wandered around Aurora Town and Pole Town, and my stomach started growling! I was lured by a delicious aroma and decided to stop by here. I ordered the "Hamburger and Plenty of Vegetable Soup Curry" (1380 yen), which was served in about 10 minutes. The soup had a mix of chunky and smooth textures, starting off light and ending with a thicker consistency towards the end. The ingredients included boiled egg, broccoli, bell pepper, green beans, okra, carrot, lotus root, eggplant, pumpkin, potato, and a hamburger. The hamburger was round and cute, made of 100% beef and had a nice spiced flavor. It was more filling than I expected, and I enjoyed it. My companion ordered the "Beef Curry & Keema Curry" (1200 yen). The beef curry had a slight tanginess and rich flavor from being well-cooked, while the Keema curry was spicy and full of minced meat. The curry bun and drink set seemed like a perfect snack for when you're feeling a bit hungry. I'll have to try it next time! Thank you, Tenma, for the delicious meal!

I visited for lunch. This place has been on my mind for a while. Finally, I ordered the "Spicy Pork Cutlet Curry"! The cutlet is huge! It's been a while since I've seen a cutlet this big! You pour the curry sauce yourself, which is nice. The cutlet is crispy and delicious. The curry is good too! It's spicy but not overwhelmingly so. I want to come back to eat here again. Thank you for the meal!٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

In Sapporo Chuo-ku, there is a restaurant called Tenma located in the underground shopping street Aurora Town. They sell curry bread at the storefront. The menu samples are easy to understand with clear content and prices. The interior of the restaurant has a calm cafe-like atmosphere and is non-smoking. I had the chicken soup curry last time, so this time I ordered the pork belly soup curry. They offer free extra rice, which is nice. You can choose the spiciness level from normal, medium spicy, spicy, and very spicy. I chose spicy for this one. The pork belly was cut into easy-to-eat sizes and had a moderate amount of fat and a good texture. It was easy to eat but had a somewhat understated presence. The meat was tender without any unpleasant smell. The soup had a balanced flavor of spices, broth, and caramelized onions. I really like the soup curry here. There are many restaurants that are famous only by name but have terrible taste.

I had curry at a famous shop known for their curry bread. I thought it would be a roux curry based on the curry bread, but I decided to try their soup curry instead. It was more similar to a roux curry than a thin soup curry. The taste was really good, as expected from a shop that specializes in curry.

4th visit. Perfect spot for a solo lunch after work. The staff is efficient and the atmosphere is not too noisy with many solo diners. Food is served quickly and the turnover rate is high, so you can get a seat right away. The hot soup is filled with various vegetables and delicious. This time, I had the pork belly soup curry and it warmed me up. The seared pork is flavorful, not too fatty, and tender. My only request would be to have spicier options available, as they only offer up to medium spiciness. I'll ask about it next time.