Visited the original Hokkaido ice cream shop from 1919. The history is lovely. I appreciated their classic recipe&mdash;simple ingredients, just fresh milk and cream. You can really taste the quality. A nice, clean treat.

Stopped by for lunch. The old fire station vibe is cool, very retro. Sat at the counter by myself, felt nice and easy. Food was decent. A solid spot.

A nice spot away from the main streets. The counter seating feels personal and the chef was attentive. The set lunch was decent, though the dessert was just fine. Good for a quiet meal.

The miso ramen here is a solid airport find. The broth was really rich and the curly noodles had a great chew. Perfect for a quick, satisfying bite before my flight.

The senior ladies running the place are so kind and work together perfectly. Service was quick and polite.

The udon with beef and egg was really good. Noodles had a nice chew, and the beef was sweet but not too rich.

Staff was polite and quick to respond. I raised my hand and they were right there. The wine list had some interesting local options that paired nicely with the grilled fish. A solid spot for a casual dinner.

The yakisoba bread is a must-try for takeaway. So good warmed up at home!

Staff are friendly and efficient. The quiet atmosphere with soft classical music is a plus for business lunches. Good for focused conversations.

Perfect for a quick lunch. Got the chicken sandwich, came out fast. Comfy wooden chairs, nice for eating alone. Good spot to grab a bite and get back to your day.

Waited about 30 mins for a weekday lunch, but their big lot meant I could relax in my car. The grilled salmon salad was the reason I came back &ndash; the fish was so fresh and flaky, and the greens tasted crisp and vibrant. Just a really satisfying, light meal.

The QR code check-in was so handy. I could just wait in my car until they texted that the table was ready, no need to crowd by the door. Really appreciated that on a busy night.

Prices are reasonable for airport food, and portions are generous. Quality of ingredients is solid for the location. Good option if you need a quick, filling meal before a flight.

Busy lunch hour, but the staff kept things moving. Saw them smoothly switching between Japanese and English with different tables. That&#39;s not easy to do.

I had a wonderful breakfast experience with a wide selection of Hokkaido-style dishes, and the friendly staff made it even better.

I highly recommend this place for its high-quality ingredients and delicious sea urchin dishes. The proprietress is very friendly and adds a personal touch to the dining experience.

A family-run spot, very cozy. The staff were friendly and efficient. Had the daily special pasta, it was solid. Good for a quick, no-fuss meal.

The weekday all-you-can-eat sushi is a solid deal. The chefs prepare it fresh, and I liked being able to order specific toppings.

The portions were generous, which I appreciate. But what really stood out was the freshness of the ingredients. You could taste it in every bite, especially in the salad greens. Very satisfying for a healthy lunch.

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