9 places curated from 23 travel vlogs โ the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
A narrow alleyway in the Susukino entertainment district lined with small noodle shops specializing in Sapporo-style miso ramen.
A small, popular oyster bar in Susukino with minimal seating and long queues; arrive early. Offers an extensive menu of oysters prepared multiple ways including sesame oil, deep-fried panko, baked with cheese, and scallops with butter and soy sauce โ all at very affordable prices (around US$30 for two).
A lively cluster of food stalls near Susukino Station serving local treats such as grilled scallops and miso butter corn for $3.50, a cheap and delicious evening snack stop.
A Ferris wheel in the Susukino entertainment complex costing $4.20 per ride, offering a final aerial view of Sapporo's glowing skyline at the end of the evening.
The most popular and premium jingisukan (Hokkaido grilled lamb) brand, with about a dozen locations in Susukino. Famous enough to draw long queues; recommended if you want the iconic photo-op spot.
One of Sapporo's most famous soup curry restaurants, located near Susukino. Known for long queues; the host suggests considering alternatives on a short trip.
A sushi and seafood restaurant in the Susukino entertainment district serving Hokkaido specialties including piran sashimi, nishiruki (herring fermented in koji), jagaimo (buttered Hokkaido potatoes), corn tempura, kumayi cod, and fresh abalone.
A Hokkaido craft beer taproom in Susukino with 12 rotating taps, all brewing from Hokkaido ingredients including the local Kamuran hop variety; cool atmosphere with good vibes.
The pioneer of Sapporo's 'shime parfait' culture โ ending the night at a cafe with an elaborate parfait instead of more drinks. Known for beautifully crafted seasonal parfait creations.