by Regine
I saw a post saying Royce opened a new building in Sapporo, right across from their factory, where you can experience the whole farm-to-table process! There's a direct train that can take you from Sapporo Station to Royce' Cacao and Chocolate Town. How to go to Royce’ Cacao and Chocolate Town: Get off at Royce' … Continue reading Royce’ Cacao and Chocolate Town (How to go, what to expect)
My parents went to Sapporo years ago and randomly found a place that had really good food. They didn’t remember the name, but my dad still knew exactly where it was. It’s between Odori Station and Susukino Station The restaurant is actually near the huge Don Quijote store and the Tanukikoji Shopping Street. Restaurant view … Continue reading Ushinoya (牛乃家) (How to go, what to expect)
The Sapporo Autumn Fest is an annual event that usually takes place between September and October. I was able to visit the festival the first time I went to Sapporo, and luckily, I got to see it again this year. It’s like a smaller version of a food market, offering a variety of dishes from … Continue reading Sapporo Autumn Fest (near Odori Park) (How to go, what to expect)
I saw that this is one of the best ramen spots in Sapporo, so we had to try it since my dad loves ramen. I asked my parents if they wanted to take the train or walk to the place, and they chose to walk. Please do not follow our example because my mom had … Continue reading Menya Yukikaze (麵屋雪風) (How to go, what to expect)
We were originally planning to go here on our last night since it was close to our accommodation, but we ended up going on our first night instead because we were all so tired from the flight and really hungry. The restaurant is near Sapporo Station! We stopped by three different stalls to eat and … Continue reading Sapporo Tsunagu Yokocho (札幌つなぐ横丁) – Izakaya valley with 15 restaurants! (How to go, what to expect)