Good job, everyone. Squid skewers for 143 yen, quail eggs for 143 yen, asparagus for 220 yen, kimchi tofu for 319 yen, and potato fries for 352 yen. Three medium-sized beers for 429 yen each, totaling 2464 yen. Maybe the potato fries were unnecessary considering how full I was feeling. I usually have 2-3 beers, so I had a pretty enjoyable time with the fake bill. For my main lunch, I had chicken karaage set with extra rice for 803 yen and a raw egg for 55 yen. The karaage was freshly fried and tasted great with a squeeze of lemon. The pumpkin salad, miso soup, and pickles on the side were also delicious. The extra rice was probably too much since I mixed it with the raw egg. The lunch portions here are quite generous, especially the large curry serving I saw at another table. Overall, the 429 yen beer was a nice surprise, as most places charge over 500 yen. I may have ordered a bit too much for beer snacks, so next time I'll try to keep it more reasonable. This place definitely makes it onto my daytime drinking list. Excluding the main dish, the total cost for daytime drinking was 2464 yen, and with the main dish included, it came to 3322 yen. It was a delicious meal. Thank you!

It was so hot that I couldn't stand it, so I went straight from work to here to have a draft beer. To enjoy it, I decided to walk one station from the subway. It was my first time at this type of kushikatsu restaurant, but it's convenient for a quick drink and quite good. The sesame mackerel was delicious.

At the second party of a year-end party, I was undecided on where to go, but a friend suggested this restaurant. The place was bustling with many customers, creating an atmosphere that made you forget about the pandemic. We ordered various dishes including grilled skewers, and they paired perfectly with the lemon sour we ordered. It was a fun night.

After work, I went to a restaurant that was open despite the extreme cold outside. Many people were waiting at other places after the first sale shopping, so I searched for a more convenient location and found this one available. It was a relief. I ordered the 2,900 yen course that includes all-you-can-drink on the same day. The food was decent, but the best part was the all-you-can-drink option. I started with a toast with beer and ordered a strong highball. I also ordered some skewers during the course and left feeling satisfied. Thank you for the meal!

This is one of my favorite izakayas because the beer is really cheap. I made a reservation for 5:30 PM but arrived early and they were able to seat me. The Kirin Ichiban Shibori beer is only 390 yen here, which is why I love Ebisu. They had a variety of Smirnoff flavors, and I tried the Pink Grapefruit for 410 yen. The mayonnaise and mentaiko omelette was delicious and a good source of protein. The assorted tempura set with shrimp, meat, and lotus root was tasty. I also ordered the Negitoro roll, which my husband loves. The scallop sashimi was decent. We had a relaxing time during the first round of drinks. Tried to make a reservation for the next place but got turned down by three places. The aisle was very narrow, so it might be difficult for larger individuals to pass each other. It was a fun experience navigating through the narrow aisle. Thank you for the meal!

I have visited this restaurant several times but this is my first review. This place is a great choice when you feel like eating kushikatsu. They offer a wide variety of menu items including sashimi, tempura, grilled dishes, and more. Not only the food, but the drink menu is also quite extensive. They have four different brands of highball alone. You can enjoy endlessly as long as you have time and money. This time, I ordered several types of kushikatsu and gyu suji doteyaki. The kushikatsu was perfect, everything I tried was delicious. The batter is fine and crispy, easy to eat. The gyu suji was also seasoned just right, perfect as a snack with alcohol. The only disappointment was that they don't offer all-you-can-drink options. I was told it is included in the course menu, but they don't offer it separately. It's truly disappointing. I would like to visit again, but I must remember that they don't have all-you-can-drink. Personal note: No all-you-can-drink.

I had the sashimi set meal and the two-color bowl on separate days. The sashimi at this restaurant is really fresh and delicious. And the cost performance is great, it's cheap. The portion of rice is good and you can also get seconds of miso soup. I haven't been there at night, but it seems nice for lunch. I think it will be my go-to place in the future. You can smoke there too. Thank you for the meal.

The sashimi was fresh, large, and satisfying in terms of volume. I always end up leaving a little rice as there is usually too much. They offer free refills of miso soup and rice, but I can't eat that much from lunchtime. They serve tea in a large glass as a substitute for water, allow smoking, and the food is delicious, so I find myself visiting for lunch quite often lately. On a separate occasion, I tried the soba noodles and the fried chicken as a side dish. The broth of the soba noodles was on the sweeter side, which wasn't really to my liking. Also, the noodles were a bit overcooked and mushy, probably store-bought dried noodles. I probably won't be ordering the soba noodles again, but for the price, I can't really complain. Thank you for the meal.

A valuable shop where you can smoke. I tried the Tekkadon this day. The freshness of the sashimi is good, the rice portion is generous. The rice temperature is also properly cooled, so the toppings don't get too hot and it was delicious. There was a lot of wasabi that came with it, I only used half of it but it was quite strong ( `_ゝ´) and made my nose tingle. I frequent this place for lunch as a casual rice restaurant. I highly recommend it for smokers.

You can order a large portion of rice, but I recommend the regular size. They serve tea in a jug instead of water, which is nice. The curry arrives in just 5 minutes. The freshly fried chicken pieces look impressive, with 3 pieces perched on top. The curry itself tastes like the typical retort-packaged curry, without any additional vegetables, but the rice texture matches well and the chicken is delicious, so overall it's satisfying. The default serving of rice is generous, so I left some behind. The total price was around 649 yen, which is still very affordable. The value for money is excellent as I left feeling full and satisfied.

Set meals are priced at 680 yen as the main option. The deep-fried skewer set meal is 780 yen, and surprisingly, the soba is only 290 yen, which is a great deal. The portion size of rice is generous and filling. Personally, I liked the fact that smoking is allowed. It can be a struggle for smokers to find a place to smoke, right? In this restaurant, you can smoke (^-^) Non-smokers might not like it, but smokers tend to gather where smoking is allowed (^o^;) The variety of set meals ranges from fried dishes to sashimi, seafood bowls, and more, so you might not get tired of eating here even if you go every day (^-^) I plan to visit again. Thank you for the meal!

*Using it alone* There were fewer people than when it was crowded, but ultimately, everywhere near Sapporo Station was busy, and I didn't feel quite satisfied. So, I went outside and found a place with an empty counter, so I decided to go in. The staff was energetic, yet kind and helpful. Even though it was my first time and it had an izakaya vibe, I didn't feel intimidated at all, even though I wasn't drinking alcohol. I could relax. And instead of water, they served green tea. And it was really nice that it came in a jug. Very generous. Luckily, I love daily specials, and today it was my favorite, oily chicken. But I haven't met a "proper" oily chicken recently, so I couldn't remember what a "proper" one was when it was served. Oh well, it was delicious. Each restaurant has its own version of oily chicken, I guess. Next time, I want to try the skewers with a highball. I don't have the courage to try Yukimi Daifuku yet.

Today I went to Ebisu-san! During the Corona period, only this store was open. The one in Susukino was temporarily closed during the day, but luckily there were a few seats available. When ordering skewers, you write the number of skewers on a piece of paper and hand it over, so it takes a little time, but you get to eat them freshly made, so it's worth the wait. The hot skewers arrived! Let's dig in - skewers! I ordered skewers with a small amount of rice. There was also a mixed assortment available, but I decided to order each skewer separately. I ordered various types such as pumpkin, cheese, beef, pork, and pickled ginger, and added about five more. The pickled ginger was particularly surprising, as it was very large! For cheese, there were three types available - Kachokavallo and a mix of three. If you like variety, I recommend the mix of three. Thank you for the meal!

Visited around 2:30 pm on a Saturday in February 2021 ♬ ■ Background I visited this place for lunch. ■ Location & Parking Located just north of Yodobashi Camera, right across the road, with a flashy exterior making it easy to spot. The nearest station is Sapporo Station West Exit, about a 2-minute walk away, making it easily accessible. Unfortunately, there is no parking available in this area. ■ Entering the Restaurant Upon entering the restaurant, you will find counter seats and table seats, with a spacious layout that can accommodate parties and gatherings. The concept of the restaurant is a Showa-style izakaya, with plenty of exposed light bulbs brightening up the interior and creating a welcoming and cozy atmosphere. You can easily come in alone. The Showa-era enka music playing in the background adds to the ambiance. ■ Menu With around 30 varieties of Osaka-style kushikatsu and a total of 200 dishes to enjoy, the menu is quite extensive. The lunch set offers rice with free refills, making it a great deal. The variety and quality of the lunch menu are highly recommended. Before entering: 1st choice: Ebisu Gozen After entering: Ebisu Gozen ■ Ebisu Gozen (680 yen + tax) - Tempura assortment - Sashimi assortment - Mashed potatoes - Pickles - Miso soup - Rice (with free refills) Appearance: A luxurious Ebisu Gozen with tempura assortment including green peppers, shrimp, pumpkin, squid, green beans, and sashimi assortment with octopus, salmon, and octopus. The name "Ebisu Gozen" itself makes you feel happy! Texture & Taste: The crispy tempura and sashimi, although slightly lacking in freshness, are satisfying at this price point. The option for unlimited rice refills is also a nice touch. The slightly sweet mashed potatoes and miso soup with carrots, seaweed, and egg are delicious accompaniments. ■ Kushikatsu Set Meal (780 yen + tax) - 6 varieties of kushikatsu - Small side dish - Pickles - Miso soup - Rice (with free refills) Appearance: A popular menu item featuring 6 varieties of kushikatsu including eggplant, shiitake mushrooms, pork, beef, shrimp, and white fish. Enjoyed with Ebisu's special sauce, these kushikatsu go perfectly with rice, and the option for unlimited refills makes it irresistible. Translated by chatGPT

I visited for my last GOTO lunch reservation during the Christmas season. I had to change the original reservation time to 2pm due to work reasons, and the staff on the phone was very accommodating. The restaurant was not crowded due to the late lunch time, and there were no customers drinking alcohol, probably due to the ongoing pandemic in Hokkaido at that time. I ordered the sashimi set for 780 yen. The sashimi wasn't high-end, but the freshness was decent, and you get 2 pieces of 5 different kinds of sashimi, which is a good deal for the price. The restaurant had a simple interior but they had hand sanitizers available and seemed to be very careful about hygiene, which I appreciated. It's not a fancy place, but it's a good option for having a casual meal during your stay in Sapporo. I hope they can get through this tough time and I would like to visit this place again next time I'm in Sapporo.

On Saturday afternoon, I had a late breakfast, so I decided to have a light snack here. The entrance of the restaurant has a counter and table seating at the back. When I visited at 1:30 pm, the restaurant was about half full. There was a noticeable smell of cigarettes inside, as most of the customers seemed to be smokers. I was seated at a table away from the smoke as much as possible. The lunch menu offers a variety of set meals, rice bowls, and udon noodles at reasonable prices ranging from 300 to 800 yen. Since I wasn't very hungry, I opted for a draft beer and some appetizers. The cold beer served in a chilled glass was delightful! For appetizers, I had squid skewers for 120 yen, cheese for 100 yen, lotus root for 100 yen, and pork for 100 yen. The cheese was soft and gooey, the pork was delicious as always, but the smell of the squid was a bit off-putting. I also tried the Ebisu specialty fried chicken for 390 yen, made with thigh meat. The chicken seemed to lack seasoning, but the crispy coating had a good flavor, although it was slightly bitter from being fried too long. Overall, the prices were affordable, making it a good place for a casual drink and snack. The restaurant allows smoking throughout, so it's a convenient choice for smokers.

When it gets hot, symptoms worsen, it is a designated rare disease by the government. Unfortunately, there is no medication that suits me yet. Likes and comments may be delayed, so thank you in advance. During this month's consultation, the possibility of readmission by the end of the year has increased. It seems like it will be after the situation with the new coronavirus settles down. In May 2020, "Emisu Shoten Sapporo Station Nishiguchi Store" is an izakaya that delivers dishes and bento boxes all year round. They serve various fried skewers and bento boxes. You can have an izakaya party at home. The delivery area covers a radius of 7 km from Sapporo Station. Therefore, they do not sell bento boxes outdoors. From May 1st to May 6th, they will be closed for delivery and takeout. I visited with my usual companion before lunch. There are over 20 types of bento boxes, such as "Grilled Mackerel Bento," "Katsu-don," and "Children's Bento." There are many types, so it's hard to decide. The most popular is "No. 917 Chicken Nanban Bento for 680 yen." The top menu is "No. 902 Fried Skewer Bento for 860 yen," typical of Emisu Shoten. I took this for takeout. Since they don't have pre-made items, my usual companion received it in about 9 minutes. I enjoyed it while drinking in the evening. ■ Fried Skewer Bento Weight: Actual measurement 414g (after removing the wind bag) It is a normal-sized bento box. Skewers: 6 pieces Shrimp, shishito pepper, long green onion, white fish, pork, beef tendon, potato salad, tamagoyaki, edamame, tomato, pickles, rice Sauce for skewers included Price: 860 yen (tax included) Takeout: 774 yen (tax included) The "Fried Skewer Bento" is a typical izakaya-style bento. It is perfect for accompanying drinks. Except for raw items, they mainly deliver. You can easily enjoy izakaya menu at home. Takeout bento boxes are 10% off. It will be tough for a while, but I hope they will persevere. Next time, I might go for the "Biriken Punch" for takeout. Thank you for the delicious meal.

In 2020, the clothes were light, and I love the crispy and light tempura sauce here. I tend to order too much and eat too much without feeling full. The assorted sashimi plate is a classic choice. I don't like the cheese in the tempura because it doesn't melt. I also don't like crab miso. There are many places popping up everywhere, but I wish one would open near my home. Thank you for the meal♪

I visited LP on a Sunday for dinner without a reservation. The counter near the entrance was empty, but as I made my way to the table seating area, I was surprised to see it quite crowded! Despite it being a Sunday, everyone seemed to be having a great time and enjoying themselves. Last month, I had tried famous kushikatsu at a restaurant in Osaka, and now I found myself craving more kushikatsu at LP. I ordered various items like pork skewers, sausages, lotus root, smelt fish, and squid by writing them on the provided paper. Unlike other kushikatsu places in Sapporo, LP had a different type of batter which was light and crispy. The sauce was a bit disappointing, but it was still a unique experience to enjoy this type of batter in Sapporo. In addition to kushikatsu, they also served Osaka specialties like takoyaki, tonpeiyaki, and gyoza. Surprisingly, they had a wide selection of sushi, so I tried the natto roll. For dessert, I had mini udon and unexpectedly, chicken ramen! The food was served with a three-minute hourglass timer, and even though I added a raw egg for an extra 50 yen, I ended up feeling full from the chicken ramen. It was a bit complex to have instant ramen at a restaurant, but LP always leaves me wanting more kushikatsu. The only downside was the heavy-smoking ladies sitting next to me, which made the dining experience a bit uncomfortable. Despite being smokers ourselves, the close proximity and smoke were a bit overwhelming. Nevertheless, if I ever crave kushikatsu in Sapporo again, I will definitely consider revisiting LP. As I left the restaurant, I couldn't help but wish they had kushikatsu with my favorite toppings like mentaiko or cod roe. Overall, we left in good spirits after an enjoyable dining experience at LP.

Located south of Kita 7 Nishi 5 in Sapporo. Just a short walk from Sapporo Station's west and north exits. To the north of Yodobashi Camera Sapporo. Visited Emisuke Shoten for the first time in a while around noon at the end of the year. Saw a sign for cheap all-you-can-drink, but it was still outside of the time frame. Was planning to just wet my throat a bit, so it was okay even without the all-you-can-drink. Ordered a Beam Highball. The first drink was a free upgrade to a mega size. Didn't have a reason to refuse. Ordered a mini salad and potato fries. Surprisingly, the salad came with potato salad. Oh well. Remembered seeing in a review image that the mini salad comes with potato salad. The potato fries were freshly fried, crispy, and well-seasoned. Gotta cut back on salt from next year (2020)... Classic thin-cut potato fries, hot and crispy. Could have used more ketchup. Had a second Beam Highball. Just wanted a light drink but ended up full. Fried potatoes are no joke! Thank you for the meal.

Welcome. ---------- December 2019 ----------Located at Kitasan Nishi 5 in front of Yodobashi Camera, a popular izakaya |o| °д°)ﾉ|YugachonThe long and narrow interior has a counter along the wall and tables in the back. The young staff here are quite polite. They serve lunch and are open all day, so you can also enjoy daytime drinking. Many customers are drinking, with office workers having set meals and those on break enjoying drinks. I like the modern lemon sour here (= ´∀´)ﾉ凵゛The crispy fried chicken thigh is lacking in Brazilian hardness and flavor, but in terms of cost performance, it's good. The mayonnaise goes well with it. The salted fish roe has a saltiness that goes well with rice and also with drinks. The refillable sour set looks impressive, but it's just for show w(= ´∀´)ﾉ凵゛A place in the Sotetsu Line area where you can easily enjoy daytime drinking.