Excellent good. We got the corner spot which was so kid friendly, great experience

My wife and I came out here for lunch today. The atmosphere of the restaurant is very relaxed, spacious and bright and there was jazz music playing in the background. I ordered a soup curry with vegetables and extra large rice and spicy level 3 of 7(which was still a good amount of spicy kick). My wife got the healthy tonkatsu dish where the pork cutlet isn't deep fried and panko is just covering the cutlet instead of coating it. The curry was piping hot and delicious and the vegetables in the curry were so fresh. The only thing I would change if I had to do it again I would probably go more mild just so I could take my time and savor the flavor of the soup curry. For some reason when the food is spicy I eat more quickly. The only knock on this place is they don't take major credit cards. It's either Paypay or cash. We'll still return to visit and try other dishes.

Cash only……. Not quite cheap

Was such a fantastic place, the food, the atmosphere, the service, the staff outstanding!

◾️カツカレーライスプレート with added mini salad The large, beautiful light-blue plate held plenty of curry sauce, a small tonkatsu, health-conscious 15-grain rice, and fukujinzuke at the edge, curry’s undisputed number ４ cleanup hitter of an accompaniment. Looking closely at the curry sauce, the chicken, carrot, and onion had broken into tiny pieces from being simmered for a long time. That helped it blend nicely with the katsu and rice and made it easy to eat. The tonkatsu was thinly sliced pork (perhaps thigh?) fried until crisp. It was about the same thickness as the katsu at “インデアン” in 帯広, but I felt it would have been easier to eat as katsu curry if it had been square like theirs, fitting more easily on a spoon. Unsolicited advice, I know…

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