Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan｜Matsuya

A good old restaurant with a Showa era atmosphere. Apparently they also run a boarding house, so I guess it's a mother and son? It seems like it's a family affair. No matter which one you try, you will feel the nostalgic taste of your mother's cooking, which is filled with sincerity. This time I received a large serving of fried rice. It was a lot bigger than it looked, so when I finished it, I was full (lol)

It has the atmosphere of a Showa-era restaurant located in a residential area. It's been a while since I last bothered you. There are various menus, but among them, try the salt vegetable ramen. The soup had a nostalgic flavor and was very good with plenty of stir-fried vegetables.

It's a set meal restaurant in town that also runs a boarding house (for men only). Is it located in a residential area and difficult for customers who are unfamiliar with the area to notice? They are doing a lot of delivery. It must have been difficult during heavy snowfall. The family business is perfect. The classic salt ramen is delicious. I went with chilled ramen. It contains root bent bamboo and is full of vegetables. It was almost 3 o'clock, and most of us were on our lunch break, and my companion said, ``I'm so glad Matsuya was open,'' and ate some nostalgic chicken rice. A restaurant that offers delicious miso soup for a set meal is a great choice.