I stopped by hoping to have pork bowl, but they didn't have it. So, I decided to order Zangi salad, but they were out of Zangi. Feeling disappointed, I ended up ordering Genghis Khan instead, which was delicious. A small bottle of beer was around 574 yen. In total, it cost a little over 2,000 yen.

Great value for money, luxurious bowl! Just what I was looking for! I visited for the second time because the food was delicious at other restaurants. The combinations of roast beef and kalbi, roast beef and wagyu were luxurious and amazing. I will definitely go back! It's also great that it's not too crowded for a chain restaurant. The fact that they serve drinks before and after the meal makes it easy to relax. It's also nice that they include an egg! I'll post reviews if I visit other branches. Honestly, the wagyu combo is highly recommended.

Hokkaido corn and butter soy sauce omurice. When you think of omurice, you might imagine rice with ketchup inside, but this one was different. When you dig into the omurice, the ketchup is on top of the white rice. Most of it was white rice, so the ketchup flavor didn't spread throughout. It tasted more like butter soy sauce. It reminded me of garlic rice I had before. Personally, it was neither good nor bad. The portion size was slightly bigger.

I visited around noon. It was a little after 12 on Sunday, but they brought out my order in about 10 minutes. I had a set of tsukemen and roast beef bowl. The taste was pretty average. The tsukemen had a decent amount of ginger flavor. The noodles were a bit chewy, but that's okay. The roast beef bowl had more meat than I expected. I'm full and satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

Today's lunch was here. The previously available affordable 3-item set lunch is no longer offered. So, the menu is the same for both lunch and dinner. There are not many options, about 9 meal choices ranging from 1080 to 1480 yen. Adding a drink set costs an extra 220 yen, and a salad set costs an extra 380 yen. This time, I chose the beef kalbi roast beef bowl for 1480 yen. I also added extra rice for 100 yen. It comes with miso soup, potato salad, and pickles. It says "beef kalbi" but it should be "beef kalbi and." The kalbi is from a Hokkaido brand called Kitoushiri. The roast beef is from the U.S. The rice is Nanatsuboshi from Hokkaido. The service is extremely slow. Even though I entered right when they opened, I had to wait exactly 30 minutes. There was one staff member in the dining area and one in the kitchen. The customers quickly increased to 15, and there were still empty seats, but they were turning away customers. The bowl that arrived was a bit underwhelming. I was expecting it to look like the menu photo. The bowl, miso soup bowl, and spoon were all plastic, which might be why. When you can clearly see the rice through the gaps in the meat, it's a bit disappointing. The 4 slices of roast beef I thought I saw turned out to be 3 slices, and there were 3 slices of kalbi, each about 2mm thick. The meat and sauce were delicious. The only downside was the portion size. Considering the price of 1580 yen, I might have been more satisfied eating lunch at a more thoughtful yakiniku restaurant for the same price.

First of all, the customer service was friendly. Today, I decided to try the Hokkaido specialty, Zangi set meal, which I didn't have last time. I enjoyed a colorful salad while waiting, and the Zangi was served in about 10 minutes. Even though my stay was short before watching a movie, the food was delicious and I had a pleasant time.

I thought it would be less crowded at night, so I came. Indeed, it was less crowded and the staff was different from yesterday. I ordered the pork bowl set for 1,280 yen. The pork was slightly thick belly meat with a decent texture. The sauce had a sweet and savory flavor, which was good. It was a satisfying and delicious meal with a good portion size.

I was hesitant to line up even though it was past lunchtime, but there were seats available so I was able to enter quickly. However, I had to wait quite a bit because the server seemed overwhelmed. I ordered the Melt-in-your-mouth Beef Omurice for ¥1080. The beef was cut into small pieces and was not very noticeable.

A Hokkaido-style restaurant on the restaurant floor of Parco. Used a Rakuten stamp for lunch. They have a variety of Hokkaido-style dishes like zangi, Genghis Khan, omurice, and pork bowl, aside from seafood. Prices are around 1,000 yen, so not too expensive. However, the service is slow due to a lack of staff. Despite the restaurant being about 70% full, there was only one server who took a long time to guide us to our seats and take our order. I tried the limited-time special, the beef kalbi roast beef bowl for 1,380 yen, which came with miso soup, potato salad, and pickles. There was also a lunch set with a seasonal salad and a drink, but I noticed that the salad served to other customers looked less appetizing than the menu photo, so I passed on it. The food took about 20 minutes to be served, possibly due to a shortage of kitchen staff. The potato salad, miso soup, and pickles were average, but the roast beef and beef kalbi were delicious. The beef was thinly sliced, so the portion was not very large, but the sauce and egg yolk made it tasty. However, the bowl was quite flat, so the amount of rice was lacking. I felt that the lunch was not very satisfying for the price. Maybe they could offer free rice refills? Overall, I used a 500 yen coupon and got a stamp, so I didn't have big complaints, but for regular visits, the long wait time and small portion size might make it difficult to have lunch on a weekday. I would like to try the zangi next time since it's cheap.

I visited this restaurant with great enthusiasm since last night. There used to be a place near the south exit of Kinshicho where you could eat a set of Tokachi pork bowl and ramen, but after 10 years, it has been replaced by another shop. Today, I ordered the Zangi set meal and passed on the salad set. I was surprised that the Zangi was delicious, but the rice and miso soup were also tasty. I plan to order the hamburger and roast beef bowl next. I hope that the cost will be slightly improved in the future.

I wanted to visit a restaurant called "Tsuburenai-ten" that I saw on TV, so I got off at a stop and went to the 6th floor of Kinshicho PARCO around 12 o'clock on a weekday. The restaurant wasn't crowded yet! After ordering, the food came out quickly, maybe because of what I ordered, and I only stayed for about 20 minutes. The roast beef was delicious, and the minced frozen beef (beef toro) that I was looking forward to was just as tasty as I imagined. Overall, I'm glad I got to try what I wanted to eat.

Visited on a Sunday afternoon after seeing YOSHIMI's Lake Town store on TV and finding out it was nearby. **Exterior:** Located on the 6th floor of Kinshicho Rakutenchi, on the Parco side of the restaurant area. It was a holiday lunchtime, but there were a few empty seats and we were seated without waiting. **Interior:** The open space allows you to see inside from outside. The staff were friendly and the service was great. The menu is displayed on a sign at the entrance, so you can check it before entering. **Food:** The menu seemed a bit smaller compared to the Lake Town store, but they still had their famous beef and toro flake bowl and tofu omelette rice. This time, I ordered the Tokachi pork bowl. I didn't have high expectations since it's a chain restaurant, but the bowl arrived with surprising volume. And the taste was amazing! The sweet and savory sauce, fatty pork, and rice all matched perfectly, making it easy to devour. I was honestly underestimating it, but the quality shown on TV was real. It's really delicious and not that expensive. Definitely worth coming back for more. I'm curious to try other items on the menu as well.

This was my first time using the Parco restaurant street in Kinshicho. I discovered a restaurant called Hokkaido Kitchen Yoshimi. It was a Saturday morning and there was only one other group of customers, so I decided to go in. Despite being a Hokkaido-themed restaurant, the lunch menu included dishes like omurice, hamburg steak, and roast beef bowl. I ordered the beef hamburger steak set. The portion size was a bit small, with the hamburger being the main dish. Personally, I didn't have an issue with it, but some people might find it a bit lacking. The taste was good, but I'm not sure if hamburg steak is really a Hokkaido specialty (laughs).

I arrived at the restaurant around 12:30 and was able to enter smoothly. I love roast beef, so I ordered the "Beef Kalbi Roast Beef Bowl" without hesitation. I was able to enjoy two types of meat, and it was delicious with the egg. The potato salad that came with it was also delicious.

I went to Yoshimi on the 6th floor of Rakuten Cinema to watch a movie and had a solo lunch. The Hokkaido omelette rice with corn and butter was incredibly delicious ❤️ The lunch set came with soup and a mini potato salad. I also received a 10% discount on movie tickets as a special offer.

This is a shop on the 6th floor of Kinshicho Parco. The menu that caught my eye last time I visited. Salmon and ikura dashi chazuke for 1,255 yen. It's delicious whether you eat it as is or pour the broth over it. There's no mistake. It's really delicious. It seems to be a seasonal limited edition, so try it soon. Thank you for the meal.

I stopped by after visiting the Yodobashi Camera Kinshicho store. It's located on the 6th floor of Kinshicho Parco. I had the Roast Beef Bowl & Sapporo Tsukemen for 1,380 yen and the Zangi Set for 1,080 yen. The roast beef was tender and delicious. It's even better when you mix the wasabi sauce with the egg yolk! The Zangi that my wife had was also tasty. However, the portion of rice was small. It costs 150 yen for a refill of rice. Overall, it was a bit disappointing because the roast beef and Zangi were delicious. If there was more rice, it would have been perfect. Thank you for the meal.

I had the "Hokkaido Beef Toro & Roast Beef Bowl" (1,080 yen) at "Hokkaido Kitchen Yoshimi" at the Minami-guchi PARCO in Kinshicho. The meat was very delicious, but the portion of beef toro and rice was small, so I finished it quickly and felt a bit unsatisfied considering the price. It comes with miso soup and pickles. The order arrived quickly. My partner had the "Hamburger Omelette Rice," which was fluffy and delicious. I think there is room for improvement in the service upon entering the restaurant. We avoided peak times, but by the time we left, there was a line forming.

Roast beef bowl set meal, Genghis Khan set meal (just the atmosphere) Hokkaido-style restaurant. It looked like an izakaya but had a family restaurant vibe. You couldn't order individual rice and side dishes. I was so hungry that I couldn't decide and ended up getting both. The set meals were enough for two people. The rice and miso soup were delicious, according to my companion. The roast beef bowl was like the packaged ones lined up, but that was expected and the fancy visual satisfied me. The Genghis Khan had a mild flavor without any strong smell and was pretty tasty.

After a long time, my wife and I went out for dinner on a weekday night. We met in Kinshicho and decided to explore the PARCO building for a restaurant. We wandered around the 6th floor restaurant area and chose a restaurant themed around Hokkaido. My wife ordered the "Ikura Roast Beef Bowl Set" and I ordered the "Hokkaido Beef Steak Set". The restaurant was decently sized and only had two staff members including those in the kitchen, but we didn't have to wait too long for our food. The restaurant seemed like a recent chain, with a focus on maximizing efficiency in operations. The rice and steak portions were quite small, more suitable for women. I ended up sharing some of my wife's food to make up for it, but I think it would be challenging for larger men. The prices were on the higher side for the portion sizes. The taste was slightly better than a family restaurant, with a somewhat cohesive flavor. Overall, it felt like a chain restaurant that capitalizes on the "Hokkaido" brand.