"Beef stamina grilled meat bowl 1,400 yen - Not tasty!! It's still not tasty!!"

・I visited for the first time around 13:30 on a weekday and ordered the "Raw Lamb Genghis Khan Set Meal" (2,100 yen). This was my fourth meal during my business trip in Hokkaido, about a 40-minute drive from Sapporo Station to "Taki no Country Club" for Genghis Khan. I ordered the "Raw Lamb Genghis Khan Set Meal" from the menu. It took about 10 minutes from ordering to serving. On the hot plate, there were plenty of bean sprouts and onions topped with lamb meat. The lamb meat was tender and delicious. When mixed with the sauce and bean sprouts and onions, it had a good texture. Genghis Khan, enjoyed with a sip of beer, was incredibly delicious. Next time, I would like to try the Cutlet Meat Spaghetti.

Before playing golf in the outskirts of Sapporo, I decided to have a meal and without hesitation ordered the Kushiro specialty, Spakatsu. It was a refined Spakatsu served on a plate, not on a hot plate, but the slightly sweet meat sauce was delicious. I enjoyed the authentic Kushiro-style dish of crispy Zangi dipped in sauce.

After playing golf, I had lunch. It was a competition with around 60 people, and it made me feel like the end of the pandemic is near. I had pre-selected from four options in the morning, and I wanted something light, but all the choices were heavy dishes. So, I decided to try the cutlet meat pasta, which I had never had before. Unfortunately, the combination of cutlet and meat sauce didn't seem to go well together. I used too much meat sauce on the cutlet, and I couldn't enjoy the pasta sauce properly. I made a mistake in how I ate it.

Under the scorching sun, I swung my club over 100 times and worked up a sweat before having lunch. I ordered the "tenzaru" soba, which was advertised as using fresh noodles. I thought dried noodles might have been tastier... I opted for something light to prepare for the night ahead.

After finishing golf, I had a meal and drank a non-alcoholic beverage, and ate mapo tofu noodles! It's the best after sweating a lot.

Chuka-don for 1,408 yen. It tastes completely different from the one in Makomanai! Maybe this one is better.

I think it's the best of the three courses at Sapporo Country.

Naruto Zangi set meal is all terrible‼️

Lunch was a boxed lunch competition. The atmosphere was that of a prestigious old golf course, but the lunch was quite ordinary. The bite-sized steak was tough and difficult to chew (>_<). I wonder if it was imported beef? If the quality is like this, it would be better to choose delicious Hokkaido pork instead of beef. The end of the game turned out to be disappointing. Thank you for the meal (^o^)

I had lunch at a country club by a waterfall. I chose the "Narutoya's fried chicken set" because there were only curry and spaghetti on the menu. When I asked for less rice, they said they couldn't do that. In this era of reducing food waste, shouldn't they be more flexible? I thought they might already have packed it in a bento box, but it was just a rice bowl! Couldn't they just give me a smaller portion with a spoon? It's wasteful, but oh well. My golf score wasn't great, but I still came in third place, so it's all good (laughs).

☆☆Revisited (2016.05)☆☆ Mapo Tofu Set Meal ☆☆Revisited (2014.09)☆☆ This time, I visited the club through a competition and had the Miso Katsu Set Meal. I came in 4th place in the competition, thank you for the meal!☆☆First Review☆☆ This time, I came to Takinokuni Country Club through a competition. After the round, we headed to the clubhouse. I was intrigued by the half-fried chicken at Narutoya, so I decided to try the "Karaage Set Meal." It came with sauce, so I assume it was Narutoya's karaage. It was delicious with a crispy texture. I came in second place in the competition, thank you for the meal!

'10/08/03 and 10/10/12 I had the pleasure of dining at the Takin Country Club, where I played golf twice this year. The post-round meal was filled with conversations about this and that, things that might seem trivial to non-golfers. The taste of the food was heavily influenced by my golf score – if it was good, the food seemed delicious, and if it was bad, I barely remember the taste (tears). In August, I had the Takin Special Spare Rib Ramen, my 163rd bowl of ramen this year. In October, I had the Chinjao Rosu set meal. Honestly, I don't remember the taste of the Spare Rib Ramen (due to my score) and during the Chinjao Rosu meal, I was too upset (I lost by one stroke at the 9th hole) to focus on the taste. But both meals were actually quite delicious, above average. It's just that I was too frustrated with my golf score. I missed a birdie on the final hole (the cup was just 50 cm away) and it brought tears to my eyes. Well, that's my true ability. Next year, I hope to achieve a score that will allow me to enjoy the meal with pride on my way home. That's my goal. Thank you for the meal... or should I say, thank you for treating me! So frustrating!!!'