Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan｜岑京

A well-known restaurant that transcends the Showa, Heisei, and Reiwa eras and continues to offer cheap, delicious, and "gentle" hormones in a corner of the town where the scent of the Olympic legacy lingers. The offal on the signboard menu is a thick and filling dish with a simple seasoning. It's cheap... this is! Of course, popular cuts such as sagari and shintan are also voluminous and cost performance is outstanding. And above all, I was pleasantly knocked out by the kindness of the landlady's customer service.

A restaurant where everything is good, especially mothers. A store I was interested in. Even if it's your first time, you won't be disappointed. A store I want to go to again (lol). Showa feeling is nice

There are a lot of regulars, but the proprietress is kind and doesn't make you feel like you're away. I've been here about 10 times, and even if it's your first or second visit, you'll always be a regular. It is not suitable for those who are looking for the currently trendy resort style yakiniku or rare parts. The usual ribs, sagari, Genghis Khan and alcohol. And if you want to enjoy the feel of a good old store, it's enough. This is a store that I will continue to visit in the future because of the hostess's attentiveness.