At 'Menya Suzuran' in Susukino, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, you can savor a one-of-a-kind dish that fuses Sapporo's two signature culinary delights: ramen and soup curry. This authentic creation leverages skills honed at a famous Sapporo ramen shop and training experience at the popular soup curry restaurant 'Magic Spice'. So, what does it taste like?

"Kiiro (Sarasara)" (Yellow - Light Broth) 1,200 yen

"Ramen" and "soup curry" are two iconic dishes of Sapporo cuisine. Menya Suzuran's signature menu combines the appeal of both into a single bowl. The lineup features three varieties: the miso-based "Kiiro" (Yellow), the chicken broth-based "Kiiro Sarasara" (Yellow - Light Broth), and the green curry-style "Midori no Kiiro" (Greenish Yellow). Each is a masterpiece blended with authentic spices learned from 'Magic Spice'. The deep aroma of the spices and the rich flavor of the ramen harmonize beautifully. Among ramen enthusiasts, it's sometimes called the "happy yellow bowl" because of its color.

The noodles are medium-thick, curly Sapporo-style noodles. They have a firm texture that holds up well in the hot soup and effectively picks up the spicy broth. With one slurp, the richness of the miso and the aroma of the spices fill your mouth. This is a truly evolved form of Sapporo ramen.

"Tori-dashi Shoyu" (Chicken Broth Soy Sauce) 1,000 yen

Given its location in Susukino, many people visit Menya Suzuran for a bowl of "shime ramen" to cap off a night of drinking. For them, the "Tori-dashi Shoyu" is highly recommended. It's a light, chicken broth-based ramen, yet it has a deep, savory flavor. The noodles are medium-thin and straight. They are easy to slurp down, making it a light meal that you can enjoy even after a night out. It's the ideal bowl for a late-night finish.

The restaurant is conveniently located about a 3-minute walk from Susukino Subway Station, which is one of the reasons for its popularity. At Menya Suzuran, you can enjoy two of Sapporo's greatest specialties, ramen and soup curry, at the same time. The reason it's loved by both tourists and locals lies in its one-of-a-kind taste. If you're looking for ramen in Susukino, why not give it a try?

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