Booked a table for two on a Friday night, and it was packed. The space is pretty small, so I get why reservations are needed. The vibe is chill, but it felt a bit tight when everyone was seated.

Kamameshi is a must-order. The claypot rice was flavorful and the texture was just right. But it does take a while to cook, so order it first thing when you sit down. Good for a quick lunch if you plan ahead.

The restaurant&#39;s minimalist style and light, healthy dishes make it a great choice for those looking for a refreshing dining experience. The service is friendly, but be prepared for a leisurely meal.

The open kitchen is right there, so you can see the chef working. It&rsquo;s a small, cozy spot and that made the whole dinner feel more personal.

The skewers were spot on, especially the chicken thigh. So tender and juicy. With a couple of beers, the bill came to under 3000 yen. That&#39;s good value for what you get.

The staff was really nice about explaining the halal options. I just wanted something simple and they made it easy.

I had a wonderful experience at the Sapporo Excel Hotel Tokyu&#39;s restaurant. The &#39;Autumn Matsutake Kaiseki&#39; was exquisite, with a variety of delicious options that catered to different tastes. The tatami rooms provide a cozy atmosphere for family dining.

Nice spot inside the hotel. Came for a late lunch and got a window seat. The view of the city was lovely. I ordered the grilled salmon salad. Really appreciated how fresh the greens were, and the salmon was cooked just right, not dry at all. A good, light meal.

The Hokkaido ingredients in their Thai curries are incredibly fresh. Really appreciate the focus on quality produce.

The touch screen ordering was super handy when the place got packed. Just tapped in what I wanted, no waiting around to catch a waiter&#39;s eye. Made the whole thing quick and easy.

Owner is friendly, classic local counter spot. Had a quick solo lunch, the tonkotsu ramen was solid. Good for a simple, filling bowl when you&#39;re in the area.

Cozy spot, counter seating. Had the lunch special, solid ramen. Broth was rich, noodles had good bite. Quick service, nice for a solo meal.

I had the best breakfast in Hokkaido here! The ingredients were fresh and diverse, and the cleanliness of the restaurant added to the overall positive experience.

The yuzu vinegar on the counter is a game changer. Added a few drops halfway through my ramen. The whole bowl just opened up, became so much brighter and lighter. Really lifted the whole thing.

My regular soup curry place. The broth is spot on, and I always ask them to steam the broccoli. A dash of their garlic oil makes it.

I grabbed a seat at the first-floor counter and it was so cool. Just watching the chef&#39;s hands move, slicing the fish right there. Felt like I was part of the whole process.

Cozy British pub vibe, great for a casual dinner. I dropped in early for their happy hour specials. The fish and chips were solid&mdash;crispy batter, decent portion. A good spot to unwind after work.

Quick lunch set with sashimi and grilled crab. The mini sea urchin bowl at the end was the best part. All-you-can-drink option is solid for the price. Got in and out in under 45 mins.

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