This is the best soup curry I have ever eaten. I had the large bowl with pork, small rice, and added seared broccoli and an egg (it already comes with two quail eggs and THE freshest vegetables. I ate the whole thing and scraped the bowl. I selected a spiciness level of 5 and it was zingy and wonderful. I could go a seven next time. Go here, eat, and enjoy!

I had the best soup curry in Hokkaido near Chitose Station (JR Line). The menu is in Japanese, and you start by choosing your protein. I picked the pork soup curry, medium spicy (5/10), with a medium portion of rice. The portions are generous, and the soup curry is incredibly flavorful. In winter, it gets very crowded, and you might have to wait long. It’s a perfect, hearty meal for cold autumn days too. The staff speak basic English, so communication isn’t a problem. I love soup curry in Hokkaido and will definitely come back one day.

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Best Hokkaido curry in Japan. Very yummy. The portion size is quite large. You can choose the rice size, the level of spiciness, the curry with main topping, and extra toppings. The price starts around 1200¥. I would recommend the curry - fried fish, veg, tofu, pork, and fried shrimp. And the extra toppings you can’t miss is fried broccoli!! Can’t get enough of curry at RAMAI especially during winter time!! And the restaurant accepts only cash.

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Absolutely loved the chicken soup curry! The combo with their homemade garlic oil is a game-changer—so flavorful and rich. I’ll definitely be back for more!

I waited for about 20-25 mins but was ok as the weather was cool and there is still space to sit at the waiting area. Nice rustic ambience, and the staff wore batik tops and a soft traditional Asian music was playing in the background. Nice touch! Various levels of spiciness for the curry with a choice of meats. I ordered a level 10 with pork, and added grilled broccoli, and tofu , and small portion of rice, and a bottle of Asahi Dry. The curry was absolutely perfect, it was tasty and fragrant. I tried another nearby recently which did not have the same texture and tastiness. I definitely prefer Aramaic. I was one of the last customers to get into the restaurant and had to rush at the end to finish my beer. But otherwise would have been a great experience.