Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan｜Bariki-ya Ramen

Great little place with a fun relaxing atmosphere. 😌 Pay at the machine, get your ticket stubs for what you ordered, and the waitress will get them from you. Less than five minutes and your food starts arriving. Fresh made ramen, gyoza, etc. It's very good and tasty. 😋 Went arrived just before ten at night and people were still showing up. 👍 Had a great time here and had a great meal. 👌

After enjoying the night view at Mount Tengu in Otaru, I returned to Sapporo quite late, around 9 PM. As it is often the case, ramen shops are the best places to find food late at night. Similar to most ramen establishments, you first need to purchase your meal from the automated vending machine at the entrance. Once you've selected your ramen, the staff will guide you to your seat. Due to my limited knowledge of Japanese, I struggled a bit with ordering, but eventually managed to order a ramen with a yuzu flavor. The yuzu ramen turned out to be a refreshing choice. The broth had a clean and light taste, and it was topped with a slow-cooked slice of meat and a perfectly boiled egg. In addition to the ramen, I couldn't resist ordering ten pieces of their small-sized gyoza. Each dumpling was bite-sized and packed with flavor, making them a delicious accompaniment to the ramen. Overall, the ramen experience at this Hakata ramen shop was delightful.

I ordered normal ramen (non spicy). Taste is good. The soup taste is perfectly matched my liking. Not too salty but just nice. That bowl of ramen cost 800 yen. They provide free flow of beansprout and ginger. the beansprout is spicy. It’s yummy. I kept filling up. It’s a small shop by the way.