Garlic chicken set meal for 850 yen. You can choose 3 side dishes from about 10 options. The sashimi, chicken and daikon simmered dish, and mapo tofu side dishes are all served cold. It would be even better if the mapo tofu was warm, as it is all microwavable. The flavors are good. The sashimi includes octopus and salmon, and the miso soup has daikon, tofu, and fried tofu as ingredients. The seasoning is a bit light. The garlic chicken has a strong garlic flavor, with just the right amount of salt and pepper seasoning. It has a crispy texture and is very delicious. It comes with 3 pieces, and each piece goes well with a serving of rice, making it a favorite side dish. The rice has a perfect texture and is delicious. Other options include dried radish, raw egg, natto, spaghetti salad, and salted fish roe. The daily special for 580 yen is quite a deal. On this day, it was pork cutlet. You can also get a free refill of rice, so it's good for those who want to eat a lot. Many people were ordering the chicken nuggets, so I plan to try the fried chicken next time. The service is very good. However, since it's run by just one person, the service can be a bit slow. The place quickly filled up with customers, and about 3 people left because of the wait. Timing is important. Tissues, sauce, and soy sauce are provided at each table, including the counter seats, which are spacious and relaxing.

A little south of Kita-Nijuyo-Jo station on the Sapporo municipal subway, around Hokkaido University on the north side. The simple and clean exterior shines with a yellow sign. The cozy interior has elements of a student cafeteria. There is a parking lot on the north side of the store. The daily set menu is displayed on the wall. All set meals come with three side dishes and one extra serving of rice, which is exciting for young people. Not only students but also energetic customers visit continuously, not just for the generous portions but also for the warm and homely taste that keeps them coming back. The ginger pork set meal costs ¥850 and includes chicken and burdock, cucumber and seaweed vinegar, and tuna sashimi. Despite the simple menu, it was difficult to choose. When asked which side dishes to have, the daily options were presented. After ordering a beer, the kind mama brought two of the three side dishes to go with the beer, saying "it's better to have them." This kind gesture made the beer even more enjoyable. The tender meat coated in sweet ginger sauce is surely seasoned to make it perfect with rice. The spaghetti salad on the side was lightly flavored, which was just right. The tuna sashimi side dish even included octopus head, a small but impressive touch. The miso soup with bean sprouts brought back memories of student cafeterias. Seeing everyone asking for extra rice made sense. I want to come back again. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I went for lunch. Daily special set meal: 600 yen On this day, it was pork miso stir-fry set meal. The flavor was rich and the rice was delicious, just like home cooking. By the way, you can have a second serving of rice, which is a good deal. In this era of price increases, a 600 yen lunch is great. Other menu items that caught my eye: - Bonito sashimi set meal: 900 yen - Pork cutlet set meal: 850 yen - Chicken nuggets set meal: 850 yen - Chicken and shrimp fry set meal: 950 yen

I visited for lunch. The atmosphere of the restaurant was very quiet and I chose the daily special set meal. The taste was delicious. The charm of this place is that you can get a second serving of rice for only 600 yen, which is very cheap! You can't find a meal at this price nowadays.

Family-style diner. I recommend the Ainame simmered set meal (950 yen) that was highly recommended. In addition to the main dish, you can choose 3 side dishes from a separate menu, and I chose sashimi, nikujaga (braised meat and potatoes), and hiyayakko (chilled tofu). The Ainame slices were large and satisfying, not skimpy at all. They went really well with the rice, so I ended up getting a second helping. By the way, you can have up to 2 helpings of rice, which is very much appreciated.

It was a peaceful atmosphere at the restaurant. Instead of ordering a typical menu item, I decided to try the pork belly stew set meal written on the whiteboard. To my surprise, there were sashimi dishes among the three small side dishes! It was salmon and octopus, with the salmon being a rare cut of belly!! It was delicious. The seasoning of the stewed pork was just right, and the meat and potato stew in the small side dishes was also tasty. And to top it off, you could have a second helping of rice for free! I thought I was just going to have a light meal, but I ended up feeling full. It was a happy moment.

This shop is located in Kita Ward, Sapporo City. I decided to try something new this time. I was wandering around looking for a place to eat in a student area. I was a bit suspicious by the police car, but I finally decided on a shop. I thought it looked like a place where young people would go. The shop had a simple appearance and didn't seem too crowded inside. I was surprised when I entered the shop! There were only middle-aged men... Oh, I'm also a middle-aged man! I ordered the grilled salmon set meal. It arrived in about 20 minutes. Just before it arrived, they asked me, "What would you like for the side dish?" I chose salted fish roe, bacon potato, and simmered root vegetables. The salmon was delicious, of course, being freshly grilled. The rice was exceptionally delicious. All the side dishes were also delicious.

On a certain weekday, I visited a lunch spot in the area near Kita 24-jo station that I had bookmarked, but had trouble getting there as they opened late. The parking lot can fit one compact car in front of the store and one on the side. The interior of the restaurant is not very spacious, but can accommodate a good number of people with a counter and about 6 tables. The place was almost full during lunchtime. The background music was a lunchtime TV show playing on the television. I thought the restaurant might specialize in fish dishes, but I decided to try the daily special of the day, which was "tonkatsu set meal" for 580 yen. The tonkatsu was decent considering the price, with a good thickness and tenderness of the meat, and a thin and soft breading. It was served with shredded cabbage, rice topped with seasoned dried radish, and a side dish of pasta with canned tuna mayo. The freshly cooked rice was delicious, and I enjoyed it with a side of miso soup with bean sprouts, seaweed, and fried tofu. I noticed a few customers lingering after their meals, not ordering any additional drinks, and it seemed like a comfortable place for regulars to relax. Thank you for the meal.

But today I happened to pass by and couldn't resist going in. I had the horse mackerel sashimi set meal. Man, why is horse mackerel so delicious? I really want to go fishing for horse mackerel. I ended up getting a refill today too. Refills are free here. Thank you for the delicious meal again today.

Recently, I have been coming here and enjoying their chirashi bowl. Even the large size for 680 yen is amazing. It's just delicious. The ingredients include tuna, salmon, sweet shrimp, and tamago. It also comes with miso soup and a small side dish. For the price, it's more than enough. After finishing the meal, they serve warm tea. It's a cozy and welcoming space.

Located between 24th and 18th Avenues, just one block west of the north-south line, is Motzawa-san. I visited on a weekday at 6:30 PM and there were 3 customers already there and 6 more arrived after me. It seems quite popular. The customers were a mix of office workers, taxi drivers, elderly men, and college students, all of them male. The restaurant has a typical diner feel but is kept clean. There are three 2-person tables, three 4-person tables, and a 3-seat counter. I chose a vacant 2-person table. The menu is limited but offers a variety of options including meat, fish, and vegetables. Today, I chose the salted mackerel set meal for 750 yen. After ordering, the owner brought a whiteboard for me to choose 3 side dishes from. I chose sashimi, dried fish, and simmered hijiki. The set meal arrived in about 10 minutes. The mackerel was surprisingly thick and flavorful. The sashimi included salmon, octopus, and white fish. The dried fish and hijiki portions were generous. The rice was served in a bowl and the miso soup had bean sprouts, seaweed, and fried tofu in it. Each dish was simple but satisfying, giving off a classic set meal vibe. The sashimi portions felt a bit small as there was only one piece of each type. The main mackerel dish was perfectly cooked and not too oily. You can get a rice refill once. Overall, it was a reliable and comforting dining experience that I would visit again.

★KG★ This review is about visiting the restaurant for lunch on a regular day. There is a space on the north side of the restaurant where you can park your car, but it's only enough for about two cars. If the first car doesn't park right at the edge, it quickly becomes impossible to fit two cars. I had to park at the coin parking lot across the street due to this situation. Near the entrance of the restaurant, there was a sign indicating the lunch special of the day, which was a tonkatsu set for 580 yen. Inside the restaurant, there are about 7 tables. During lunchtime on this day, there were about 3 groups of customers. Looking at the menu, there were quite a variety of options. It seems like the restaurant is run by a couple, with the husband handling the cooking. We ordered the mackerel miso stew set and the pork cutlet set. We noticed that when you order a set, you get three side dishes, and you can choose your favorite three from about 10 options. This was a nice surprise. The set meals arrived on trays. The mackerel miso set came with two large pieces of mackerel, which was surprising. The taste was light and not overwhelming, which was good. The side dishes we chose ourselves meant we didn't have to eat anything we didn't like, which was nice. The pork cutlet was also freshly fried after we ordered, and the portion was also decent, making it good value for money. The seasoning was not too salty, and it seemed to be good for the body. The only downside was that the interior of the restaurant was not very clean. However, this restaurant offers a solid selection of Japanese-style set meals, so its worth is undeniable!

Today's daily special was fried chicken for 580 yen. I was debating between this and other set meals, but ended up choosing the daily special. It's only 580 yen and you get a free refill of rice. It feels like I'm getting too much for the price. I am completely satisfied with this price. Thank you for the meal. I will definitely come back again. The fact that you even get a side dish included at this price shows their amazing service.

Daily special set meal with free refill for 580 yen. Quite satisfied with the price. Today's special was ginger pork, but I want to try other daily specials and menu items as well. It's probably difficult to make ginger pork taste bad (laughs). I'll probably go back again, but it's tough that they don't have a parking lot. I wonder if there are a lot of students there?

The chirashi bowl was 680 yen and had good value. It was a small restaurant, but customers kept coming in one after another. It seemed like the set meals were popular, as I heard other people ordering them. With the set meal, you can choose three side dishes you like. Today's side dishes even included sashimi. I will try ordering the set meal next time.

The fish dish was delicious, but the bones of the Kasubei were too hard to eat even though they were cooked until soft.

I wish I had known sooner. Miso simmered mackerel side dish x 3.

Meat Hotpot

Delicious set meal restaurant.