Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan｜ビル食堂でら

Sometimes I want to eat curry from a soba restaurant♪ The curry here is truly Japanese-style soba curry♪ A set with two bite-sized cutlets, potato salad, and miso soup costs 1,100 yen. It's a valuable set meal restaurant in the town, so I hope it continues to operate.

The cafe I was looking for was temporarily closed, so I ate here with a friend. It was a little cold probably because of the good ventilation. I ordered the pork belly tofu in the front of the photo (sorry, I forgot the proper product name), and my friend ordered the Neapolitan in the back of the photo. I asked the man for less rice for the meat tofu, but he kindly obliged. When the product arrived, I was surprised at how big the tofu was! ! It has a big impact. When I ate it, the tofu was soaked with flavor and was delicious! The meat is plentiful and very satisfying! ! I was right about eating less rice. Women may be satisfied with less rice. It's voluminous, so I think even men will be satisfied with a normal portion! You can also use PayPay for payment!

It's convenient because you can eat a delicious set meal in the center of Odori at any time, regardless of whether it's a weekend or a weekend. You can eat the same menu until dinner, without worrying about lunch time. When you take the narrow elevator to the 3rd floor, the entire 3rd floor is a store. Inside the restaurant, there are mainly table seats, but there are also counter seats, so there is no problem even if you are alone. The 990 yen demi-katsu set meal includes five small mille-feuille-style cutlets that go perfectly with the generous amount of demi-glace sauce. I think it's amazing that it comes with miso soup, rice, cabbage, potato salad, and Neapolitan for less than 1,000 yen. You can choose from large, medium or small rice, and the small amount of salmon flakes on top of the rice is delicious! It's no surprise that they have a Salmon Bushi TKG menu. They also have omelet rice, mapo tofu bowl, soba/udon, curry, etc., but they also have a wide selection of individual items to go with sake. The 500 yen grilled Japanese yam with green nanban soy sauce had a nice spicy and fluffy texture. Water is self-service, and there are round chairs or deep sofas. The problem with round chairs is that I don't feel comfortable. Payment is by cash or PayPay only. Since it is in the center, there is no parking lot, but there are many coin parking lots around. It's basically open every day except for New Year's Day, and there are no mid-day holidays, so it's easy to use, and I'd like to continue coming here.