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Nijo Market

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Market

일본 〒060-0052 홋카이도 삿포로시 주오구 미나미 2조 히가시 1초메(남3조 히가시 1~2초메 일대)
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Nijo Market · About this place

Nijo Market in Sapporo is briefly mentioned as a place where visitors can try kaisendon.

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Seis Stand

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Bar

Mentioned as a standing bar in Sapporo.

Walk ~3 minBike ~1 minDrive ~3 min
Sapporo-shi, Hokkaido, Japan
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Ramen Shingetsu

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Shio Ramen

This ramen restaurant was found on a ramen street near Susukino in Sapporo. Shio ramen served with added ginger is described as its main offering.

Walk ~8 minBike ~2 minDrive ~3 min
Hokkaido 〒064-0805, Japan
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Yakiniku Shibuki

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Wagyu sirloin, Chuck flap, Pork intestines

At Yakiniku Shibuki near Sapporo Station, the featured meal includes wagyu sirloin, chuck flap, pork intestines, and a highball.

Walk ~10 minBike ~3 minDrive ~3 min
Kamiya Building, South 3 West 4, Chuo Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 〒060-0063

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They enjoy wagyu sirloin, chuck flap, pork intestines, and highballs at Yakiniku Shibuki near Sapporo Station.

Sapporo's Nijo Market is mentioned briefly as a place worth visiting to try kaisendon.

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Kaisendon is mentioned as a menu item worth trying there.

Key visit points
  • It is described as a 4-minute walk from Exit 2 of Sapporo Station.
  • They eat wagyu sirloin, chuck flap, and pork intestines.
  • The beef muk soup is described as sweet and salty.
  • White powdered wasabi is served with it and is said not to be spicy.
  • They say the meat is fatty, making it difficult to eat a lot.