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Hokkaido
Hakodate Seafood Cuisine Kaikobo
A seafood restaurant that focuses on freshly caught, boiled, and freshly prepared seafood. Seafood freshly caught that day swims in a huge fish tank inside the store, and you can have it processed and cooked on the spot. Enjoy the freshness that can only be found at a crab and live fish wholesaler's directly managed store.
If you want to casually enjoy local fish with some drinks, we recommend visiting a local izakaya. It’s the perfect place to have fun with friends. You can savor a variety of dishes such as shuto and shiokara (traditional sake accompaniments), local fish, transparent squid sashimi, grilled crab shell, and seafood bowls topped with generous amounts of salmon roe and sea urchin. Asking the staff or local patrons for recommendations on regional seafood specialties will make your trip even more memorable.
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函館海鮮料理 海光房
A seafood restaurant that focuses on freshly caught, boiled, and freshly prepared seafood. Seafood freshly caught that day swims in a huge fish tank inside the store, and you can have it processed and cooked on the spot. Enjoy the freshness that can only be found at a crab and live fish wholesaler's directly managed store.
牛カツと出汁のbaran
This izakaya has a wide variety of menu items, including shabu-shabu, seafood dishes, and the specialty beef cutlet. It is run by a meat wholesaler, so you can enjoy shabu-shabu at a reasonable price. In addition to meat dishes such as tender beef cutlet and fresh seafood, there are many dishes that focus on dashi, such as udon and oden.
路地裏 居酒屋 まるよし
A hidden izakaya tucked away in a back alley in the heart of Susukino, Sapporo. In a homey atmosphere, you can enjoy a menu that pairs well with sake, including the specialty grilled shabu-shabu, grilled fish, and yakitori. The alcohol selection mainly includes sake from Hokkaido, as well as corn shochu from the Tokachi region.
春夏秋冬 活魚料理 北海
"Shunkashuto Katsugyo Ryori Hokkai", a long-established Japanese restaurant, is located in Nishiki Town, a vibrant area, just a 10-minute walk from JR Tomakomai Station. They offer sashimi and creative dishes using fresh, seasonal seafood mainly sourced from Hokkaido. In the center of the restaurant, there is a large fish tank surrounded by counter seats where you can observe rare seasonal fish like Matsukawa flounder, a premium fish known for its thick white meat, swimming around. The seafood is caught from the tank and cooked to order, ensuring freshness. The restaurant also provides private rooms, ideal for hosting guests or celebrating special occasions such as anniversaries.
牡蠣屋 Wine&Sake 居酒屋
A store specializing in Hokkaido oysters located about a 3-minute walk from Susukino Station on the Sapporo Municipal Subway. We purchase delicious oysters in season from various production areas in Hokkaido, such as Akkeshi Town, Shinai Town, Kushiro Town Senpoji, and Lake Saroma. In addition to "Kakiya TKG," which uses oyster soy sauce, we offer many creative dishes made with fresh oysters, such as "Hokkaido Oyster and Chive Spring Rolls" and "Oyster Kimchi". The menu created by the owner, who is from Taiwan, includes dishes with a Taiwanese twist, including "Taiwanese-style fried oysters." Along with pairing with sake and wine, this is a restaurant that you can enjoy no matter how many times you visit.
炉ばた とかち番屋
Located approximately a 6-minute walk from JR Obihiro Station, "Robata Tokachibanya" sits within "Tokachi-no-Nagaya", a lively row of food stalls known for their cozy and welcoming vibe. Here, you can enjoy both food and conversation in the intimate setting unique to stall-style dining. Focusing on ingredients from the Tokachi region, the menu features over 50 dishes, including robatayaki grilled items and a wide variety of a la carte options. Highlights include oysters from Akkeshi Town, shishamo from Hiroo Town, and fresh meat, vegetables, and seafood sourced from across Hokkaido—all prepared to showcase the natural flavors of the ingredients.The carefully curated selection of Japanese sake is another draw, featuring local varieties from Hokkaido as well as regional brews from all over Japan. Whether you’re traveling solo, on a business trip, or simply looking for one more drink to wrap up your evening, this is the perfect spot to casually drop in and unwind.
大衆酒場 石太郎
This izakaya, located in Oketo Town, Hokkaido, is also open for lunch. A wide selection of dishes is prepared with locally sourced ingredients and premium beef, with a strong focus on seasonal produce. Signature items include the popular "Nama Jaga French Fries", along with a variety of seasonal specialities. At lunchtime, izakaya dishes are served in set meal style.
魚と酒 樂
"Gaku, Fish and Sake" is located right next to the Goryokaku Park tram stop in Hakodate. It is highly rated by locals and tourists visiting Hakodate, who can enjoy elaborate, small-restaurant-style dishes using seasonal ingredients. The restaurant purchases fish daily from a long-time fishmonger at the Hakodate Jiyu Ichiba in Shinkawa-cho, known as the "chef's kitchen" of Hakodate, and the carefully selected ingredients for dishes such as "raw tuna" and "hairy crab in the shell" are all fresh and of high quality. Depending on the season, rare seafood is sometimes available, and it is a pleasant surprise to see rare fish such as "spotted bonito," which is caught in small quantities.
ウニツウmasa
A restaurant directly operated by Maruga Ogawa Foods, a sea urchin processing factory in Ishikari City, Hokkaido, where the finest seasonal sea urchin can be enjoyed year-round. The menu also features a rich selection of fresh seafood, focusing on seasonal delicacies from Hokkaido alongside premium selections from across Japan.
炭火焼の店 赤ひげ
The restaurant offers dishes that go well with alcohol, using seasonal ingredients, such as charcoal-grilled fish and meat, sashimi, and hearty, fatty "Hokke no Hiraki (Atka mackerel)", rare "Tako Tonbi" (octopus beak meat) ,and charcoal-grilled "Tachi (Pacific cod milt)". The menu changes depending on the season, so you'll want to come back again and again.
