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Radio De Búsqueda (millas)

One of the jewels of Sapporo's dining scene, Sapporo Beer Garden is an impressive spot. Set in an archaic structure, the hall is surrounded by massive beer brewing equipment and towering walls that add a dramatic touch to the place. The restaurant is known for its popular dish, Genghis Khan which includes cuts of lamb served with vegetables. Patrons are required to grill the meat on the grills provided on each table. The place also has an all-you-can eat option which comes most recommended for those with an ardent appetite. The beers brewed on-site are delicious and complement perfectly with the food.

Ganso Yokocho (Ramen Alley)

A culinary icon, ramen is symbolic of Japan's culture in a bowl. Hence, one would not be surprise to stumble upon Ganso Sapporo, a street dedicated to ramen. Lined with a number of restaurants, all serving the quintessential rice noodle soup with a novel touch, Ganso Sapporo is a must-visit for gourmands touring the city. Disarmingly simple yet emanating with irrestible aromas, the modest stalls of Ganso Sapporo Ramen Street have hosted several patrons including the likes of Anthony Bourdain.

Sapporo Kani Honke

Fresh crab is one of the specialties of Hokkaido, and this restaurant is one of the best crab restaurants in Sapporo. It serves all kinds of crab, from the famous king crab to the delicious hair crab, and offers them in a variety of different dishes. Not only is the menu here impressive, but so are the interiors. Traditionally designed, with tatami rooms, shoji screens, stone walkways between rooms, and even a pond for the crabs not yet on the table, Kani Honke has an ambiance equal to the food it serves. Not cheap, it nonetheless affords good value for money.

Nijo Fish Market

Nijo market has been in operation for almost 100 years, and it is still a thriving, vibrant feature of daily life for many of the city's citizens. Rows of shops offer a broad spectrum of Hokkaido special products including vegetables, noodles, dried seafood, cheeses, chocolates and fresh seafood like salmon, crab, sea urchin and scallops. The shopkeepers are friendly, prepared to bargain and, if asked, advise how best to cook the products. This market is not just about foodstuffs, though. You will find a wide selection of souvenirs.

Cafe Morihiko

Located a short drive away from the city center, the refreshing coffee served at Cafe Morihiko makes this place a connoisseurs dream. The cafe has a warm and inviting interior with timber accents and yellow lights adding a touch of warmth. There are books to indulge in some solitude while baristas brew an impressive cup of coffee for you. Delectable savory goodies in addition to decadent desserts like fluffy slices of cheese cakes complete your caffeine bliss here.

Soup Curry & Dining Suage

Soup Curry & Dining Suage is one of the most popular, local specialties. Here, the concept of ramen confluences with curry to present patrons with soupy goodness. The restaurant is welcoming and disarmingly simple, and it's perfect for those quick lunch detours amidst your sightseeing excursions. A must-visit for some warmth on colder days, Soup Curry & Dining Suage's steam hot, slurpy offerings come laden with meat, veggies and a serving of rice.

Más Restaurantes y cafés

Royce

Odori Nishi 5-11-1, Dentsukosan Sapporo Building, Sapporo, Japón, 060-0042

As close to a temple of chocolates that you will ever find, this delightful cafe presents an array of chocolates and other candies that would tempt even the most austere aesthete. The original blends of chocolate are made of the finest ingredients, including seasonal fruits and liqueurs and fresh cream. You can relax in the café and enjoy your favorites with tea, coffee or rich and full-flavored hot chocolate, or you can take them home and share them with family or friends.

Arima Sushi

Minami 5 Jonishi 3, Raten Building 1F, Sapporo, Japón, 064-0805

Japan's contribution to the culinary world, sushi, never goes out of demand. Fulfilling this need is Arima Sushi in Sapporo. The snug little restaurant with limited seating, serves up some great sushi options which can be savored with their innovative sauces.

Little Fort Coffee

Higashisapporo 2 Jō, 3 Chome-4-3, Sapporo, Japón, 0030002

Little Fort Coffee is a popular local coffee shop that's known to roast its own coffee beans and serve some of the best brews in the city. The rustic yet comfortable furnishings combined with the warm lighting lend the place a welcoming and cozy vibe. They also serve freshly baked cakes, pastries, and other tasty treats that are the perfect snack to keep hunger at bay. If you're looking for your caffeine fix, Little Fort Coffee is the place to be.

Cafe Morihiko

2-18 Minami 1jo Dori, 26 Chome, Sapporo, Japón, 060-0062

Steak Maruyama

Minami 7 Nishi 26-5-4, Sapporo, Japón, 064-0807

Although meat is not the only option on the menu, meat eaters will really appreciate this restaurant. Only the very best and most succulent Japanese beef is served, grilled to your satisfaction. Dinner and lunch courses include salad, soup, pickles and dessert. For those who do not eat meat, grilled seafood and shellfish are available. The elegant interior and low lighting, together with an excellent wine list, makes this restaurant the ideal venue for a date.

La Sante

Miyanomori 1 Jo 6-5-1, Sapporo, Japón, 064-0951

La Sante accomplishes the rare feat of providing a wonderfully French spread in a quaint setting in Sapporo, Japan. Toasting always to good health, a meal here includes exquisite, locally sourced ingredients which are treated with the finesse of French cooking, producing delicate yet unforgettable flavors. The meal is perfected by the addition of a carefully selected glass of wine from a nearby boutique winery. The simple setting, complex flavors and local charm make a reservation at La Sante an absolute must.