Daruma Main Shop

Daruma Japanese restaurant has a nice environment, the price is not expensive, the sushi is quite good, the chicken and beef skewer are excellent, and the raw beef entree is a very satisfying dinner

Genghis Khan BBQ restaurant is a kind of Korean BBQ that you can eat casually. It is a bit rough, but the taste of the pork belly is okay. Onions are grilled first to enhance the flavor, and it is indeed more fragrant when grilled.

Another place where we had to queue for an hour on a cold winter day. We found this place via Google Maps. Mostly locals and we were the only tourists. I really enjoyed the food and the experience. We only ordered two BBQ plates and it was not enough. I will definitely be back again!

It is a popular restaurant in Sapporo. They mainly serve grilled lamb. There are various parts of lamb to choose from. There are not many vegetable choices, but vegetables and fruits are very expensive in Hokkaido. The restaurant is not big and the seats are very crowded. You often have to queue. Some people say that the service is poor, but I don’t think so. It’s just not enthusiastic. The lamb is very tender and not smelly at all. It’s still worth a try.

I don't remember which day I came here to eat, I just remember that my friend dragged me here. My ordering skills, which I was proud of, were also defeated in seconds, because my friend's friend is a regular customer and ordered directly without using the menu. I was convinced. The marbled beef is so attractive that it really makes people's saliva stay in their mouths. I was afraid that it would be burnt and wasted, so the waiter did it for me throughout the process.

This Genghis Khan BBQ restaurant mainly serves beef. The white aged beef is very famous, but the price is cheaper than Kobe Wagyu and the taste is pretty good. I ordered five servings of beef tongue and the Wagyu was also pretty good. I finally finished the chili powder that came with it. The beef wrapped in chili powder was eaten with dry rice, it has to be said to be delicious.

The food is delicious, and most people are Korean. I went to a branch, not the main restaurant, and waited in line for over two hours before I could get a meal. The menu is limited, and the portions are small, but it's filling. The restaurant I went to is located across from Lawson from Exit 5 of Susukino Station. Go straight on the subway side, pass the first alley, and turn left. You'll find it. There were even ice sculptures on the street when I visited on February 7th.