Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan｜Maru-umi-ya

I went there for lunch after reading the reviews. It had been a long time since we had met as a group of women, so we reserved a private room and were able to enjoy ourselves without any time limit until 3pm. The store is spacious and has a stylish atmosphere, so I would like to use it at night as well. The staff was also very bright and kind. The food was also delicious.

I used it with 4 friends from work, and since it was difficult to adjust our preferences, we opted for all-you-can-eat and drink. The menu includes a variety of meat dishes, fish dishes, and snacks. Korean food is also available, and the gimbap (Korean seaweed roll) was delicious with cheese and warm rice. The ceiling is high, the tables are spaced apart, and it feels clean. The private room wasn't too small, so there was some space. In addition to a group of women, there was also a meeting between office workers, and I had the impression that there were surprisingly many middle-aged and older people. I will use it again if I have a chance

I went there for the mille-feuille hotpot, and it was delicious\( *´ω`* )/ When I was cooking it in the pot, it seemed like a lot...but in reality, the Chinese cabbage wasn't all that tall, so the two of us could eat it in one go. I had them prepare ponzu sauce for a different taste, but the stock as it was was also sufficient. Other all-you-can-eat menu items such as zangi (fried chicken) and shumai can be ordered individually, which helps prevent food waste. I was surprised that the grilled salted mackerel was just half the body. I'm planning to try a different pot this time before spring arrives. On that day, about half of the people in the store were tourists from overseas.