Furanoya

Went on a friday evening at 550pm and ended up with a table only at 720pm with food served at 740pm. So get ready to wait if you are visiting. Food wise, the highlight is the soupy curry that is good tasting but honestly nothing to really rave about. If you happen to be around the area and not much queue, you should try it.

This place is crazy popular. We tried THREE times before we were able to get our hands on some curry. First time we arrived, they were sold out on curry, the second time it was a rest day, and finally, third time’s the charm. We got there 40 mins before opening time, soon after, many other people joined the queue. Parking in front of the shop is limited, however there were car parks available just around the corner or opposite the shop. Expect a long wait during peak time (more than an hour). Rest days are irregular, and you only find out via a written blackboard posted at the door. For the month of july, it appears to be every Tuesday. The wait for food didn’t take too long. We both ordered the chicken curry with Hokkaido veggies, which was delicious. Soup curry is obviously their most popular dish as everyone else had ordered that. Come early to avoid disappointment. Be prepared to queue and wait. They had a simple English menu, accepts cash payment only.

It was the best soup curry! We had ours at a 5 and 6 level of spiciness out of 10, and w found it quite mild. Go with 7 or even higher if you like spicy food!

Be aware of the restaurant opening day! Restaurant close on several days, google doesn’t show, arrived but couldn’t try this famous soup curry

Very average restaurant. Staff was not particularly welcoming. Food is soso.... none of us expect curry soup with rice is any good, but it is disappointing, probably not the fault of the restaurant, its more to do with the dish itself, its just not a particularly good dish..... I dont see the point of it being famous. Trust me, I know food, if you have other options available, you dont need to try curry soup. Its a waste of time.