Jamii — Restaurant in Niseko

They didn’t let me choose vegetarian/vegan food because the waitress said “they are toppings” after waiting half an hour for a table! . All the curry’s contain pork and chicken, but I saw many vegan options like rice and toppings (mushrooms, natto, tofu, okra, etc.) so I asked to get rice and few toppings and the waitress said no, because they are toppings. Disappointed for the service and the vibes didn’t feel right in there. I know you can do it better Jamii,...

I fell in love with soup curry that day because this place served up some pretty traditional soup curry.

Personally I like the minced lamb because it’s so flavourful. The ingredients in the soup curry were so fresh and generous.

Gyoza was really big and juicy and the oysters were plump. The fried chicken was super tender but I highly recommend u dip the chicken in the curry.

Overall it’s a very traditional place to have nice food so highly...

This is a unique place in the world, tucked by the train station, you enter a little world of deliciousness and great vibes when you enter Jamii. The soup curries are delicious, delicately flavoured and balanced according to your order. You can have meat or not, adapt the slickness and types of flavour. The music is so good, and the staff cook and serve with such love and passion, it’s in the air. We had a...