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Ebi-kani Gassen
Most people come here for crab, one of Hokkaidō's best-known specialities, but the restaurant serves other items as well. Try to sit by a window if you get the chance, to enjoy the view.
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Esta
A giant food court under JR Sapporo Station; one major path to the subway leads right through it. The variety, from yakitori (char grilled skewered meat, usually chicken) and fish cakes to sandwiches and salads, is awe-inspiring, mouthwatering, even overwhelming. Listen for the singsong ' Ikagadeshou~~ka ?' (Take a look?) and you'll know you've arrived.
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Kushidori
A Sapporo-only chain serving a variety of yakitori and grilled vegetables. The place is usually packed with boisterous college kids and 20-somethings. Try the tsukune (chicken sausage) or the okura (okra).
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Rāmen Yokochō
This famous alleyway is crammed with 16 rāmen noodle shops in Susukino centre (hours vary from shop to shop). Anyone with a yen for rāmen shouldn't miss it, but it can be difficult to find. Take the Nanboku line to Susukino and walk south to the first crossroad. Turn left (east); Rāmen Yokochō is halfway down on the right. There is now a Shin (New) Rāmen Yokochō in the same general vicinity. Either will be fine for a tasty meal, if you can't find it just ask - it's one place people will know.
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Shojin Restaurant Yō
Macrobiotic, organic and vegan fare that's attractively presented and very tasty. The shop is beautifully done with brown paper lanterns, a sushi-style bar and Zen-style flower arrangements.
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Soup Curry Kōbō Hirihiri-dō
On the opposite end of the scale to the upmarket offerings of other restaurants, this casual but clean place has fiery curry soup, in a variety of spices and options.
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Uoisshin
Uoisshin is one of several kaiten-zushi shops, places where you get to watch your food zip around the room on a conveyor belt before you eat it. Pay per plate; the waitress will count them at the end.
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