I had my first curry dining out of the year at my favorite place, "CURRY SHOP S" as of February 18, 2022, with a rating of 3.45. I love their light soup curry! I always order the Tandoori Chicken curry with Coconut Green Soup & S Regular Soup, and sometimes I add a little bit of their roux curry. They have reduced the amount of rice compared to before, which is perfect for me as I tend to get too full and can't work after eating. Thank you for the delicious meal! I will definitely be visiting CURRY SHOP S again!

I arrived at the restaurant a little after 11 am for lunch. I had the option to choose the level of spiciness as well as the type of soup. I chose the Pakistan curry, which was similar to a regular curry sauce instead of soup. I regretted not choosing a spicier level than 2, but overall, the meal was delicious.

It's been about a month since I last visited this restaurant. It seems to be bustling with tourists returning. Despite the many reservations, I managed to secure a seat and ordered my usual Tandoori Chicken. It had gone up by 100 yen, but considering that gasoline prices are about to exceed 200 yen, it's understandable. The soup looked so clear that I was worried if it was curry, but it turned out to be light yet flavorful, making me want to drink it every day. Tandoori Chicken goes well with the soup, but my secret dream is to enjoy it as a snack with beer someday. I highly recommend the Tandoori Chicken.

I used a coupon for a free soft drink when making a reservation, and the menu page on Tabelog mentioned that for an additional 150 yen, you could also choose a lassi. However, after placing my order, a different staff member told me that the promotion ended last month and I would have to pay the regular price. The menu still hasn't been updated. In the end, I ended up paying the regular price for the lassi even though I had presented the coupon. The soup curry was delicious, but the service was subpar, leaving me feeling frustrated.

It's been a while? Well, it was almost my first time trying soup curry. I see. So this is how it tastes (*´ω`*) To put it simply, soup curry is not really curry, it's more like a soup. More specifically, it's a gentle flavored soup with lots of vegetables, and you eat it by dipping rice in it. I found the level 3 spiciness to be just right. My partner was sweating while eating level 2 though. It would have been nice to try more soup curry and compare with others, but if it's a 3-day trip, then one curry meal is enough. Also, what concerns me personally is the long waiting time. I understand they make each dish separately, so it takes time, but in Hokkaido, you have to wait everywhere, so it might not be suitable for impatient people like me, I thought٩( ᐛ )و

Whenever I go there, I always want to keep drinking the light and smooth soup forever. It feels like I did something good for my body! The tandoori chicken is already delicious on its own, but dipping it in this soup and adding curry makes it even more delicious with a synergistic effect! If I were to compare it to ramen, it would be like a golden-colored salt ramen soup? You can't imagine the richness from its light appearance. It's addictive. It feels like curry is the drink here.

Located between Tanukikoji and Susukino, on the basement floor of a building, I took a break from work to enjoy the Sapporo Festival's mikoshi and yama (portable shrines and floats) and then headed to a soup curry restaurant to make the most of early summer in Sapporo. I ordered the Tandoori Chicken and Vegetable Curry for 1300 yen, with a spice level of 5 and extra rice. Although the price may seem a bit high at first glance, during lunch hours, a soft drink is included and you can get a free 300g rice upgrade, making it a reasonable and even a good deal. The soup curry had a clear color and a soup-focused taste rather than a curry taste. Towards the end, the flavor became distinctly Japanese, perhaps due to the taste of kelp. The standout feature was the small pieces of Tandoori Chicken, which allowed the soup to seep into the meat and skin, creating a unique experience. Despite being someone who sweats a lot, the spice level of 5 was not too intense at first but gradually became hot, ending with a satisfying level of perspiration. Payment can be made with a credit card.

Tandoori chicken spiciness level 6. Just like yesterday, curry is my drink! A soup that I can drink every day, a soup that I want to drink every day! Chicken can be fried, simmered, and used in various ways, but this tandoori chicken is unique and I just love it. And for some reason, on the days when I drink this soup, I lose weight the next day. Am I the only one? This soup is like magic to me.

I stepped into the "Es" restaurant that I had made a reservation for. It was a close call, but I made it just in time! At the entrance, there are signatures of famous people like Team Nucks, Sara Takanashi, Ryo Kobayashi, Sandwichman, Takahashi Yu, and players from Consadole Sapporo! An interesting point is that all the staff are women, and I heard they participate in marathons a few times a year. There were three groups of customers, including me. The menu features various types of soup curry, with actual photos of the soup for each type displayed subtly, which is interesting. I've heard that opinions on our restaurant's soup curry are divided. Some say it's too light, lacking in richness. But you know what? I love light soup curry! The clear color of the soup is beautiful, right? Since I enjoy light soup curry, I ordered the Pakistani-style roux this time. The curry arrived in less than 10 minutes! The colors are beautiful, with five types of vegetables adding to the visual appeal. The roux starts with the sweetness of onions and fruity flavors, followed by a burst of spices. It's a perfect balance of flavors that doesn't overpower the taste of the vegetables. Although it may be a bit watery, I'll overlook that! The tandoori chicken is probably the signature ingredient here. It's not tender but has a crispy skin with well-seasoned spices, and a light texture with a slight bite. It's healthy and guilt-free, which fits the restaurant's concept. If I come back, I'll definitely have the soup curry again! Thank you for the meal.

When eating soup curry in Sapporo, the main choice is usually chicken or lamb, but when you feel like having chicken, I highly recommend this place! The soup is so delicious that you'll want to keep drinking it forever, but the tandoori chicken here is outstandingly delicious! It may be different from Indian tandoori chicken, but it is incredibly flavorful, tender, boneless, and cut into bite-sized pieces for easy eating. While chicken legs that fall apart at other restaurants are delicious, the tandoori chicken here is in a league of its own. Having this chicken as a snack with a beer on weekdays is the best! They also offer a drink service on weekdays (soft drinks only).

Before heading home, I wanted to eat soup curry, so I came here. There were empty seats, but I had to wait. The turnover rate is not very fast. I had to wait to place my order and then wait again after ordering. It was my first time, so I tried the signature Tandoori Chicken and vegetable curry. I used a coupon and got a cola as my drink. The curry looked clear at first glance and didn't seem spicy, but the spiciness kicked in later. The Tandoori Chicken was fragrant and the meat was tender and delicious. The vegetables had a strong flavor and didn't lose to the curry. Even with a regular portion of rice, I was quite full, so a small portion might be enough. By the time I finished eating, I was sweating a lot.

It's not an exaggeration to say that this is a restaurant I always visit when I come to Sapporo. The soup curry and roux curry here are incredibly delicious and unlike anything you can find at other places. The soup curry has a rich flavor yet is light and gentle, making it really enjoyable. The fact that they have been in the same location for over 20 years, maintaining the same great taste, and occasionally introducing limited-time menu items to show their commitment to improvement, is truly impressive. While it may not be the traditional soup curry, it is my favorite restaurant in the soup curry kingdom of Sapporo.

It was empty, probably because it was the day after a holiday! I had tandoori chicken and vegetable curry for 1,300 yen, and the Never Curry (only available with roux curry) for 1,100 yen. Both come with a free drink during weekday lunch hours. I ordered spiciness level 4, but it wasn't very spicy, so next time I want to try level 6 for extra spiciness!

Hokkaido Combo Curry Set for 1800 yen, spiciness level 6, with 15-grain rice for an additional 150 yen, and lassi. It had been a while since my last visit, and I felt like the taste had slightly declined. It's nice that you can enjoy both soup curry and roux curry, but it's disappointing that the soup is lukewarm. The soup is reminiscent of original soup curry, with a mild curry spice soup. The roux is sweet, similar to Pakistani curry. The salad is delicious, but the plate is small and it's hard to eat with a fork, so having chopsticks would be appreciated. There is water and tissues available at the counter. You will also receive a wet towel when seated. The service is good.

HOKKAIDO LOVE! Used a discount ticket at a popular soup curry restaurant located between Susukino intersection and Tanuki Koji shopping street in Sapporo. When I arrived before the lunch opening, there were already several groups waiting in line, but I was able to enter on the first round. I ordered the Hokkaido Combo Curry Set which included Tandoori Chicken and Vegetable Soup Curry, Pakistan-style Seafood Roux Curry, a mini salad, and a drink set with Haskap Lassi (from Wind Connection Farm in Tomari). The food arrived in about 15 minutes, and it was as beautiful as it was delicious. The balance of colors was perfect, and the taste of the ingredients was excellent. The soup curry had a rich and flavorful broth, while the roux curry had a smooth and mildly spicy flavor that was easy to eat. I finished it all without feeling thirsty. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

If you're looking for a soup curry restaurant that is perfect for hangovers or after overeating, then this is the place to go! I had the Tandoori Chicken and Vegetable Curry for 1300 yen. I went on a weekday for lunch, so I got two great deals: 1. One free topping of either lotus root, okra, or broccoli. 2. A free drink choice of coffee, chai, café au lait, cola, oolong tea, or orange juice (only available iced). When you choose your curry, you also get to choose the soup, spice level, and rice. I chose the ginger soup (+50), okra topping, spice level 515, and brown rice. The standard curry comes with tandoori chicken, carrots, bell peppers, eggplant, pumpkin, potatoes, eggs, and cabbage. The tandoori chicken is marinated in 11 spices and yogurt for 2 days. The soup was warming and had a unique flavor that was oddly addictive. The atmosphere was relaxed, especially on weekdays, with plenty of seating. Payment can be made with cash, card, or electronic payment (transportation cards). Overall, it was a great dining experience!

It was my first time in Sapporo for work, so I decided to go to a popular place. I was a bit hesitant about entering through the underground, but I'm glad I did. The taste was great, and I was able to enjoy my meal slowly in a quiet environment without worrying about the people around me.

Hokkaido has so many delicious foods! I wanted to try soup curry, so my friend took me to a restaurant. There were so many options to choose from, but I decided to try the squid ink soup curry for the first time. I could choose the level of spiciness, white rice or multigrain rice, and toppings like vegetables. I was excited even before eating. When I tried it, I found that it was filled with lots of vegetables and tasted really delicious! I felt warm and full after finishing the meal.

I had basic tandoori chicken and vegetable soup curry. The soup was very light, like a clear broth in ramen. Overall, it seemed a bit lacking in flavor and depth. I chose a level 6 spiciness, but it wasn't too intense, so it should be fine for those who like spicy food. The soup was a bit underwhelming, but the fried vegetables were delicious. In general, I felt it was a bit disappointing. Thank you for the meal.

Tandoori chicken priced at 1150 yen with additional toppings of baked cheese for 150 yen and mushrooms for 150 yen. I am a regular visitor to this curry restaurant that divides opinions with its light and refreshing taste. I personally enjoy it and it has become part of my routine. It is conveniently located in the city center with a parking lot nearby. I always order the chicken with various toppings. The clear and gentle soup is made with chicken bones and Japanese broth, making it light without feeling greasy. The spiciness level is adjustable for free, so make sure to mix it well. The tandoori chicken seems to have gotten bigger and feels healthier with less fat. The rice, made with a blend of fifteen grains, is a bit disappointing as it is too soft and mushy, possibly due to the water ratio being off. Overall, it was a delicious meal.

Using the Sapporo Smile Coupon, I had a meal at this restaurant. It seems like a new place as there weren't many customers compared to other popular spots. I decided to order the default Tandoori Chicken curry. You can choose the type of soup, rice, portion size, spiciness level, and a free topping. The option of a free topping is just selecting one vegetable, a clever way to make it seem like a good deal. This restaurant's soup curry is the thinnest I've had so far, more like curry soup than traditional soup curry. It has a good level of spiciness. The Tandoori Chicken flavor was good, but the meat was not thick and a bit dry. A bit disappointing for my taste. There was a photo of Team NACS at the entrance.