SoupCurry HLAHAL-ハラハル- — Restaurant in Toyako

My recent visit to Soup Curry HLAHAL was an absolute highlight of my trip. The moment I stepped in, the cozy and inviting atmosphere was a perfect escape from the cold and windy weather. The real treat, however, was the view. Eating my delicious seafood soup curry while looking out at the incredibly peaceful lake was a truly relaxing and memorable experience. I ordered the seafood option, and it was pure perfection. The taste was rich and satisfying, and the portion was very fulfilling—exactly what I needed to warm up and refuel. Beyond the food and the view, the attention to detail was impressive. The toilet was spotlessly clean, which, despite being just one, really makes a difference and shows how much the restaurant cares about its patrons' comfort. Soup Curry HLAHAL truly checked all the boxes for me. It's a place that provides warmth, delicious food, and a tranquil ambiance. I will...

Wow, finally managed to try the famous soup curry

Ours was with the stewed Pork Belly, asked for full spicy, as Singaporeans we would rate this about medium heat, but left a great after taste!

The soup was excellent, freshly prepared (takes 20 minutes) accompanied by “Saffron” rice, (doubt there was much saffron) but still perfectly cooked. We opted also for the poached egg, which was surprisingly served cold, but ones put into the soup! Yummy!

Great Sapporo Classic beer to wash it down! Perfect

We entered about 11.30, by the time we left around 12.15 place started to fill up, by 1pm packed!

If you never tried this cooking, and love curries, this is...

The view is more than the best. All dinning tables are just along the wall-high windows, through which, the whole picture of the Toyako (Toya Lake), backgrounded by the cute white capped volcano peak, just smashed into our sights.

The dinning of curry soups are quite special. They could have been a great and “hot” shot for anyone who just stands outside in the white-chilly-snowy street. But in fact, it could have been a bit too oily for someone like me, who’s weaker...