Seafood (Solo Dining) in Tanukikoji Sta.

A “sacred place for sake” where famous sake and seasonal vegetables from all over the country gather! Enjoy a satisfying meal in Susukino's cozy and adult space.

[Directly connected to Nishi 11-chome Station] Enjoy Tempura made with carefully selected ingredients and fine Hokkaido sake. A casual Tempura Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) that you can drop in to easily.

[5 minutes walk from JR Sapporo Station] Semi-private rooms available! Same-day reservations available! Various banquet courses available! <Now accepting reservations!>

Directly delivered daily from contracted fishing cooperatives in Rausu, Haboro, and Erimo! We also have Kyushu ingredients that you can't find in Hokkaido.

[3 minutes walk from Susukino Station] Fresh Hokkaido seafood and local sake that even locals are satisfied with. A hidden Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) in Tanukikoji!

[3 minutes walk from Susukino Station] We want you to enjoy delicious sake with your food in a calm atmosphere at the counter.

reservation on the day ◇ Four seasons course where you can enjoy our proud "Shiretoko chicken" yakitori and fresh seafood ◇ Also available for after-parties ◎

[1 minute walk from Odori Station] Enjoy sake from all over the country, the famous black oden, and assorted ate.

5 minutes from Susukino Station - Enjoy carefully selected seasonal fresh fish and Akkeshi Oyster in Sushi and Creative Cuisine. A stylish hideaway space

5 minutes walk from the subway “Susukino Station”! [This is the origin of Sushi, `` Sushi-eizushi''! ! ]

While online reservations are currently closed, telephone reservations are always available! takeaway also available! *Reservation required Enjoy the taste of the restaurant at home♪

We use seasonal seafood and ingredients carefully selected from Hokkaido and all over the country, and serve them at reasonable prices.

At Susukino, you can enjoy `` Sushi'' made with expert skill at a reasonable price. Sanriku tuna (raw), autumn saury, squid season

1 minute walk from “Susukino Station”! Speaking of Sushi, “Sushizanmai”!!