Soup Curry Suage+ is a japanese restaurant in Susukino, Sapporo.
The Susukino soup-curry shop two minutes from the station. Chicken leg, knuckle pork and Hokkaido vegetables in a clearer broth than Magic Spice.
Signature dishes: Chicken-leg soup curry, Knuckle pork soup curry, Lamb chop curry
Must order: Knuckle pork soup curry with 21 vegetables; the broth is lighter than Magic Spice.
Tip: Long queue from 12:00; Suage2 is the same operator one block over with the same menu.
Address: Chuo-ku, Sapporo 064-0804, Japan
Sumire's late-night Susukino outpost, one minute from the subway exit, pouring the same miso broth as Nakanoshima honten until 03:00 most nights.
Signature: Miso ramen, Shoyu ramen, Salt ramen
Order: Miso ramen, post-izakaya order.
Tip: Open until 03:00 weekdays and Saturdays; perfect bookend to a Susukino izakaya crawl.
Founded 2007, Garaku built its name on a clear 21-spice broth and slow-cooked chicken leg. Underground room behind a stone facade near Bus Center.
Signature: Tender chicken leg curry, Hokkaido vegetable plate, 21-spice broth
Order: Tender chicken leg with Hokkaido vegetables; spice level five for first-timers.
Tip: Queue forms 11:30 on weekends; the Tanukikoji branch is a five-minute walk west.
Picante opened 1996 north of Hokkaido University campus, one of the founding soup-curry houses after Magic Spice. The Hokudai-mae original keeps the queues.
Signature: Soup curry knuckle pork, Lamb-leg curry, Tomato-spice broth
Order: Knuckle pork soup curry, broth of choice (1-4 spice).
Tip: Four-minute walk from Kita 12-jo subway; 44 seats but expect 30 minutes at peak.
The miso-ramen counter consistently ranked top of Sapporo Tabelog at 3.96. Saimi blends three white misos with a clear pork-bone base; queue early.
Signature: Miso ramen, Spicy miso ramen, Salt ramen
Order: Miso ramen with extra ginger ground tableside.
Tip: Three-minute walk from Misono subway station; queue from 11:00 weekdays, 10:30 weekends. Closed Mondays.
The Murakami family ramen house, opened 1964, codified the Sapporo miso style with a thick lard cap sealing the broth heat-stable through winter.
Signature: Miso ramen, Shoyu ramen, Shio ramen
Order: Miso ramen with extra chashu; the lard cap stays piping.
Tip: Ten-minute walk from Nakanoshima subway; the Susukino branch is the late-night option.
Sumire's late-night Susukino outpost, one minute from the subway exit, pouring the same miso broth as Nakanoshima honten until 03:00 most nights.
Signature: Miso ramen, Shoyu ramen, Salt ramen
Order: Miso ramen, post-izakaya order.
Tip: Open until 03:00 weekdays and Saturdays; perfect bookend to a Susukino izakaya crawl.
The origin shop for Sapporo miso ramen. Founder Morito Omiya created the miso bowl here in 1955; the menu still leads with the original broth.
Signature: Miso ramen, Shoyu ramen
Order: Miso ramen, served the same way since 1955.
Tip: Closed Mondays; the lunch line builds around 12:00 and there are no reservations.
