My morning in Sapporo was occupied by jumping on the tram and taking it for a full circle to see the city and its suburbs.
The tram got back to Susikino around lunchtime so I was peckish and looked for somewhere to eat.
My morning in Sapporo was occupied by jumping on the tram and taking it for a full circle to see the city and its suburbs.
The tram got back to Susikino around lunchtime so I was peckish and looked for somewhere to eat.
The next stop on my Japan trip was Sapporo and I’d read that soup curry was a speciality of the area.
Once I’d dropped my luggage of at my hotel I opened up my maps app and searched for soup curry. Luckily there were two well rated restaurants about a block away so I headed out to eat.
My time in Hakodate was coming to a close so I decided to head out for one last feast.
About a block from Hakodate Station is a outdoor food court called Daimon Yokocho with 26 little izakaya type restaurants all offering something different.
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I’d read that Hokkaido is famous for Shio Ramen, so when I saw a ramen restaurant close to Goryukaku Park I decided to give it a try despite some dubious reviews. It’s actually touted as a Chinese restaurant.