Yellow Spice — Restaurant in Tokyo

This is like a small mom and pop shop afaik. It's located in b1 of some building. English menu is on the qr code order site so you'll need a phone to order through the normal means. The staff doesn't seem to be very comfortable with english. But that's okay because google translate and Google search will get you most of the way there.

I got their bacon and veggies soup curry. This is one of the few places where the spicy scale is exactly right for me. A 4 was translated as deliciously spicy and it was exactly that. Not runny nose spicy but still can feel a good kick. The soup curry and veggies was delicious. I didn't think I would get so full from this but 5k steps later and I'm still stuffed.

I also got some zangi which thanks to a picture in front of me and some googling is Sapporo styled fried chicken. Super crispy and delicious. Would recommend...

On a summer night when it suddenly started pouring rain, I decided to abandon my original destination and visit Yellow Spice, located in a basement. The retro-style interior provided a cozy and warm atmosphere, which I really liked.

The soup curry served here reminds me of a clear broth ramen, rather than the rich, creamy type. It’s a different style compared to the one in Sapporo. Surprisingly, I found myself really enjoying this style because it brought out the flavors of spices like black pepper and turmeric.

I think this restaurant adds a nice variety to the food options in Ginza. It's definitely a...

Small and cosy basement restaurant serving Hokkaido style soup curries. Menu options were a bit complicated with the amount of variations. Their spice rating system was very funny! I opted for a half portion of boneless chicken with dark yellow soup. Service was fast despite being busy.

Portion was perfect size for me as it was later in the evening. Excellent mix of vegetables, soup was tasty and thicker than I thought.

Boneless chicken looks like it had been chopped off a drumstick, wasnt chicken breast or thigh and there were some bits of sinew remaining.

Great...