Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan｜北海道議会 食堂

I came here for the first time after seeing the reviews. I couldn't finish the soba noodles so I took them home. I had less rice. It's a large amount for the elderly, but it's an appropriate amount for the members of the Diet.I think they are working for the people of Hokkaido. I ate it with gratitude.

This amount is amazing among special soba noodles! The soup is warm, but you can change it to something cold...I found out after eating it. The taste was also great!

I went there because it was famous for its Daitoku Zaru Soba. The store is still new, so it feels clean. Most of the customers are office workers due to the location. I avoided the rush hours, so it wasn't crowded, but when I entered the restaurant, the lady showed me to my seat. Counter seat by the window. Well, it's not bad, but don't we have a choice? I sat down thinking that it was empty. The atmosphere is similar to that of a company cafeteria, but the ordering process is family restaurant style. I called out to the store clerk and placed my order. Even though it's soba, the wait time feels long. Is it because the quantity is large? That's what I thought, and suddenly it came out. Is it a bit much? I thought to myself as I removed the soba noodles from above. However, the buckwheat sticks together, so you can't remove it little by little. Above all, the seaweed on top falls off. The soba soup is warm and has toppings inside. At first, the soba felt warm and didn't taste like zaru soba, but if you think of it as a new zaru soba, it's delicious. Just when I thought my stomach was getting full, the portion finally decreased to the size of a large serving. Still, since soba itself is a light food, I finished it all. Unfortunately, there is no soba soup. Will it come if I ask? But this is cheap for 800 yen!