Tag: Sapporo
Bar Stingray
Pricing Guide (Avg. cost per person) | ¥500 - ¥700 per drink ¥500 - ¥800 food |
Opening Hours | 18:00 - 2:00 |
Closed | - |
Contact | 011-520-8960 https://r.gnavi.co.jp/h805600/ |
Notes | Rock bar, Seating 35, smoking, pool table (free), duke box, food available, all you can drink plan available no WiFi, live music underneath |
Location / Getting There | 3 minute walk north from Nakajima Koen subway station. 〒064-0808 Hokkaido, Sapporo, Chuo Ward, Minami 8 Jonishi, 4-422-51 8 • 4 Sound Building 1st floor |
In Sapporo, located on the southern end of Susukino (the nightlife district), you can find the Stingray bar. It’s a cool bar sporting a retro look with early rock themes. They have a pool table, pinball machine and a duke box to rock out on. There is plenty of seating and standing room for small groups or large parties. Alternatively, pull up a stool at the counter, have a beer and chat to the friendly bar staff. Bar Stingray is located above ‘Studio 810’ which is a live house for bands.
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Whenever a band has a gig at Studio 810, Bar Stingray will live feed it on their screens in the bar area, so you can enjoy a drink and get an idea of which band is playing downstairs. When it comes to the beer menu, they have Sapporo and Carlsberg on tap. Bottled beers include Budweiser, Corona, Heineken, Suntory, and Asahi. They also have Japanese sakes from around Japan, such as Lotus and Mitake to enjoy, plus wines and spirits. The food menu includes usual bar fare, including hamburgers, spicy tacos, and duck pastrami. There is a party plan, and Bar Stingray can be rented out for group parties.
Pantera Negra Global Dining
Pricing Guide (Avg. cost per person) | ¥3000 |
Opening Hours | 17:00 - 6:00 |
Closed | - |
Contact | 011-272-3238 http://panteranegra-sapporo.com/ |
Notes | Dining and bar, seating 150, space available for wedding parties, credit cards accepted |
Location / Getting There | Located in central Sapporo, a 3 minute walk from Susukino subway station. Chuo-ku, Sapporo Minami 3- jo Nishi 5-Chome Paraca Parking 101 Building 1F |
Pantera Negra is a large bar and dining area that is a popular place for having a few drinks and food. Due to its large size, it is often hired out for after parties and wedding parties. The bar and restaurant is divided into two areas. On entering the premises, you can find the main dining space and bar to the left. Out the back area, the room is divided into two levels set out with plush couches, chandeliers, and rich burgundy curtains. During the summer, there is a small outside seating area. Whatever the area, you can enjoy an intimate drink on a date, or enjoy a party with friends.
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The food menu has some delicious dishes from some diverse countries. For example, a Mexican barbecue, a Thai herb & beef rice, tandoori chicken, pizza & pastas, Indonesian fired rice, deer carpaccio, or quesadillas! To make a booking for parties or celebrations, you can access www.hotpepper.jp. There are half a dozen different party plans to suit any occasion. The drink menu has all spirits, local and foreign and beers & wines. There is an all you can drink option here as well. On a night on the town, and open until late, Pantera Negra is a great place to start out, or a place to finish up.
Women's course ¥3000 | 150 minutes all you can drink, 8 dishes including dessert, reservation required |
Pantera course ¥3000 | 120 minutes all you can drink, Corona included, 8 dishes including dessert, reservation included |
Anniversary course ¥3500 | 150 minute all you can drink, Corona & mojito included, 8 dishes including cake, reservation required |
25 original course ¥3500 | For 25 people or more, 120 minutes all you can drink, Corona included, 8 dishes |
2nd party course ¥2500 | 120 minute all you can drink, hors d'oeuvres served with drinks, reservations & on the day walk in ok |
Wedding party course ¥3000 | Buffet & champagne tower, 120 minutes all you can drink, free for bride & groom, DJ booth, screens, champagne service, welcome board, bingo games, mini wedding cakes, reservations required (up to 200 people) |
Premium Course ¥3500 | 180 minute all you can drink, 8 dishes including dessert, reservations required |
Susukino Festival
Dates | First weekend of August (3 days) |
Opening Hours | 18:00 - 22:00 |
Contact | 011-518-2005 |
Location / Getting There | In Sapporo, get off at Susukino subway station and the festival is directly in front, on the main straight. 〒064-0804 Hokkaidō, Sapporo-shi, Chūō-ku, Minami 4 Jōnishi, 4 Chome |
During the summer at the start of August, the annual Susukino Festival can be seen. Starting in the late afternoon and continuing through until late evening, the festival runs for three days. The streets are closed off for parades, and for (of course) eating and drinking. On the first day of the festival you can see the Taiko drums which gets the festival underway. The second day you can enjoy local and international dance performances that move down the main street and really livens things up.
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The final day sees a fitting end to the festival with portable shrines (Mikoshi) being carried down the main street by hundreds of locals. The traditional music and the chanting is a true spectacle and is a great opportunity to get some great photos. While all this is going on, the local bars and restaurants open up stall on the side streets. It is here you can enjoy some beer and some grilled food cooked up by the local owners. It does get crowded here and along the main street, so an early start is advised!
Susukino Festival 2
Dates | First weekend of August (3 days) |
Opening Hours | 18:00 - 22:00 |
Contact | 011-518-2005 |
Location / Getting There | In Sapporo, get off at Susukino subway station and the festival is directly in front, on the main straight. 〒064-0804 Hokkaidō, Sapporo-shi, Chūō-ku, Minami 4 Jōnishi, 4 Chome |
During the summer at the start of August, the annual Susukino Festival can be seen. Starting in the late afternoon and continuing through until late evening, the festival runs for three days. The streets are closed off for parades, and for (of course) eating and drinking. On the first day of the festival you can see the Taiko drums which gets the festival underway. The second day you can enjoy local and international dance performances that move down the main street and really livens things up.
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The final day sees a fitting end to the festival with portable shrines (Mikoshi) being carried down the main street by hundreds of locals. The traditional music and the chanting is a true spectacle and is a great opportunity to get some great photos. While all this is going on, the local bars and restaurants open up stall on the side streets. It is here you can enjoy some beer and some grilled food cooked up by the local owners. It does get crowded here and along the main street, so an early start is advised!
Hokkaido University Festival
Dates | 1st weekend of June (3 days) |
Opening Hours | 9:00 - 22:00 |
Contact | kagai@academic.hokudai.ac.jp |
Notes | Alcohol not permitted, no parking |
Location / Getting There | 5 minute walk from Sapporo station. Take the north exit from the station, head one block north. The university is on the left hand side 5 Chome Kita 8 Jonishi, Kita Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0808 |
The Hokkaido University Festival, also known as Hokudai-sai, is a three day event that is held at the start of June. It is a popular festival for the locals of Sapporo. The event allows the students to show the public their skills and cultural backgrounds. The event is actually compromised of ten festivals which are held down the main street of the campus in stalls, plus some of the surrounding buildings. One of the main attractions is the International Food Festival where you can sample foods from all over the world! These stalls are run by the international students attending the university.
Besides the International Food area, there are further stalls set up along the road. These stalls sell Japanese cuisine, and include games and events. There are student performances on stage, a rock festival, haunted house, and a cosplay event. Simply take a long stroll down the main road that runs through the campus and take in the sights and smells. The stalls run for a few hundred meters so there is a lot to see! The event starts during the first week of June and runs through the weekend. If you are in Sapporo around that time, make sure to put the Hokkaido University Festival into your schedule.
Sapporo Ramen Jikidenya
Pricing Guide (Avg. cost per person) | ¥750 - ¥1200 |
Opening Hours | 11:00 - 16:00, 17:00 - 21:00 |
Closed | - |
Contact | 011-211-1792 |
Notes | Ramen store, English menu available, seating 22 |
Location / Getting There | Located in Maruyama Class shopping centre 2nd floor. 5 minute walk from Maruyama subway station. West Sapporo 27 Chome-1 Minami 1 Jonishi, Chuo Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 064-0801 |
In Maruyama class, located on the 2nd floor of the shopping centre named Maruyama Class, are about half a dozen different restaurants to choose from. Sapporo Ramen Jikidenya is one of these restaurants. It is a ramen restaurant and has five different ramen bowls that are on their menu. The menu comes in English and each dish is pictured making it very convenient to order. The bowls of ramen come in the traditional flavors of miso, soy sauce, and salt ramen.
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Sapporo Ramen Jikidenya also has a spicy ramen option with soy sauce or miso. The side dishes or toppings that go with your meal are cheap and can enhance the flavor. You can also upgrade your bowl to a larger size. Smaller dishes include a pork rice bowl with soft boiled egg, rice bowl with seasonal cod roe (fish eggs) and butter, spicy tofu, and boiled gyouza (dumplings). Juice and beer is available to drink plus the free water that comes with each table. Sapporo Ramen Jikidenya is a non smoking restaurant.