Find what to eat in the cities on your own route. Our guides cover soup curry and ramen in Sapporo, sushi and seafood in Otaru, the morning market and salt ramen in Hakodate, and butadon and sweets in Obihiro. Plan your meals around your walks and where you stay.
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Plan meals along your Hokkaido route: Sapporo ramen and soup curry, Obihiro pork bowls, Otaru sushi and coastal seafood, with practical ordering and booking tips.
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Three central areas, three different trips. How to pick your Sapporo base by what you're actually doing — arriving with luggage, eating late, or leaving early for the mountains.
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Nine foods to try in Sapporo, plus Nijo and Curb markets, Ramen Yokocho and Beer Garden: compare locations, access and meal plans before choosing where to eat.
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Plan a soup-curry meal in Sapporo: choose an area first, compare two SAMA branches and GARAKU's Sapporo main shop, and order the main, spice and rice.
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Where to eat ramen in Sapporo: compare Ramen Yokocho in Susukino, a restaurant by Sapporo Station and Ramen Dojo at New Chitose Airport, then order flavour, portion and toppings.
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Choose where to eat in Otaru by area: the station, Sushi Street and Sakaimachi. Compare sushi, seafood bowls and a café stop, then fit meals around your walk and return train.
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Take the train from Sapporo to Otaru, then walk the canal and Sakaimachi. Check fares, IC cards, where to leave luggage, return stations and a relaxed half-day route.
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