For our 2022 wedding anniversary, my spouse and I decided to take a trip to Sapporo. It had been two years since we last visited Hokkaido, and this time we were greeted with heavy snowfall, combined with the impact of the new coronavirus, which made it seem like there were very few tourists around. We took a leisurely flight to Sapporo, so we arrived at our hotel in the twilight. After unpacking and taking a breather, we took a taxi to the ropeway station at Mt. Moiwa. When we informed the ticket counter that we had a restaurant reservation, we were given round-trip tickets for the cable car as well. It turned out that if you reserve a dinner course, you also receive these round-trip tickets as a bonus, which was quite a good deal considering it would normally cost 1,800 yen for a round trip. The view from Mt. Moiwa, which was already dark by the time we boarded the ropeway, was truly breathtaking. Since the weather tends to be bad in winter, if the beautiful night view were to be obscured, the enjoyment would be greatly diminished. Fortunately, the weather was clear that night, allowing us to admire a beautiful crescent moon. We transferred to the cable car and arrived at the mountaintop station, where the restaurant was located on the next floor up. When we mentioned our reservation, we were shown to a seat where we could both enjoy the night view of Sapporo from a long sofa, which could be reserved for an additional fee. As a middle-aged couple, we felt a bit embarrassed, but it was our special anniversary after all. We had pre-ordered the menu, and we asked for the drink pairing. The restaurant needed sufficient brightness for dining, but taking photos of the night view through the window would include ourselves in the picture. So, during the meal, the lights in the restaurant were dimmed, allowing us to better appreciate the beauty of the night view, and those who wanted to take photos could capture beautiful shots at that time. It was a clever arrangement. As for the food, overall, it was satisfying. The appetizers and fish dish were particularly outstanding. The chef seemed to focus on providing dishes that emphasized the terroir, labeling the cuisine as "Moiwa Cuisine." But how about that night view! Being selected as one of Japan's "New Three Major Night Views" alongside Nagasaki and Kitakyushu, the beauty was truly like "turning over a jewelry box." Enjoying this magnificent night view while having a lovely meal in the warm restaurant during this cold season... I think it's the ultimate place to spend time with your loved one.

The restaurant requires advance reservations, but also has a takeout section. The autumn and winter season night view can be quite chilly, but you can warm up by enjoying a hot drink here. Having a meal at the restaurant while enjoying the night view is perfect for anniversaries.

We had made a reservation for two in advance. We took a tram, shuttle bus, and cable car from Sapporo city to the mountaintop to enjoy the view before heading to the restaurant. We arrived at the restaurant around 30 minutes before our 6:00 pm reservation time and were kindly allowed to enter. The staff member who assisted us mentioned that it might actually be a good time to come as it gets crowded, which we later understood. [Drinks Ordered] - Sparkling wine of the day x1 - White wine Superior x1 - Red wine Superior x1 [Course Ordered] - Love and Scenery Cuisine A x2 [Impressions] We arrived around 5:30 pm and were able to enjoy both the bright scenery of Sapporo and the night view. Toasting with wine while looking down from Moiwa Mountain was a truly wonderful feeling. The attitude of wanting guests to enjoy the view, drinks, and food was evident. We left the restaurant around 7:30 pm, and outside, there was a long line of tourists waiting for the downhill cable car, numbering in the thousands. The uphill tourists were facing a 2-hour wait and had to be stopped. Early entry is recommended.

We made a reservation for our 1st wedding anniversary. We enjoyed the bright view before sunset, which turned into a beautiful night view. Since all the customers were facing the window, we were able to enjoy the night view without making eye contact with anyone. Suddenly the lights dimmed, and a night view photography session started, which was surprising. The staff came around and skillfully took photos for us, creating a memorable experience. We heard that there was a 2-hour wait for the ropeway ride back, and we thought we would have to wait outside in the cold. However, they prioritized those who had dined at the restaurant, so we were able to smoothly return. We had a delicious meal, drinks, beautiful night view, and thoughtful service, making it a very happy time. We would love to visit again if we have the chance. Thank you very much.

The atmosphere of the restaurant is great, and considering the price, I am extremely satisfied. The night view is beautiful, and the food tastes fresh. There was a moment when the lights dimmed for a photo shoot, which was a nice touch. It seems they also have private rooms, so it would be perfect for special occasions like anniversaries! *Unfortunately, I didn't get a photo of the main meat dish.

Unfortunately, it was raining, but the location was perfect for a memorable experience. The price includes a ropeway ticket, so along with the view, it's fantastic. I'm not familiar with wine, but I found today's premium wine to be delicious. The floor staff may be slightly understaffed. Is it just for today?

My husband found this restaurant for us. He said the night view is very beautiful. However, unfortunately, on the day we went, a typhoon was approaching, and it had been raining and cloudy since morning. To make matters worse, the wind started to pick up, and the ropeway was not operating. We had given up on seeing the night view, but to our surprise, the clouds cleared up, and we were able to enjoy the night view! The food was delicious, the service was great, and we were very satisfied.

I had a great time enjoying a wonderful meal and matching drinks in a lovely atmosphere with beautiful views! Thanks to the hospitality of the staff, I was able to create even more special memories! Happy early birthday to my mom! Thank you for the delicious meal, I appreciate it!

**Enjoying the spectacular view from Mount Moiwa at this restaurant** We visited this restaurant for our 2nd anniversary! We made a reservation for the Jewels dinner course. *The menu is shown in the 10th photo* In conclusion, everything was delicious!! There wasn't a single dish that I didn't like from the course, they were all visually appealing and tasted great!! As the day turned into night, we enjoyed our dinner while looking at the night view! The interior of the restaurant became dark, and with the background music of Western songs, our excitement grew! The staff took photos at each table, creating wonderful memories. While the view of Mount Moiwa can be affected by the weather, I truly feel that Sapporo is a beautiful city. With stable weather in spring and summer, this is a wonderful restaurant that can be used for various occasions such as anniversaries, dates, proposals, or as a special treat!

While visiting the observation deck, I happened to stop by this restaurant. They had a great appetizer set that was just perfect. The seating was full, but they kindly seated us on the sofa. The corn cappuccino in the middle was absolutely delicious, I couldn't stop sipping on it. I definitely want to come back again, and bring someone special with me. This place made me feel that way.

The night view was very beautiful, and the food was delicious. At 7:30, the lights dimmed and the night view in front of us looked even more beautiful. At that time, the staff came around to each table and offered a photo service. We ordered a course meal, and each dish was served at a pace that allowed us to savor the food slowly.

Visited a restaurant on a mountain in Sapporo for a memorable experience. I didn't have high expectations due to the low prices and the night view being the main attraction. However, my expectations were completely exceeded. The staff was well-trained, the night view was amazing, and the food was delicious. See photos for details.

I heard that I could ride the Moiwa Ropeway for free, so I decided to visit for the first time. Initially, I planned to have pasta a la carte, but they were already sold out and only course meals were available. I chose the more casual French-style course meal, although only paid seats with good views were available, so the cost was a bit high. The course meal included appetizers, side dishes, soup, a choice of fish or meat for the main course, and even dessert and petit fours, so it was quite satisfying. Despite the snowfall disrupting the night view at times, I was able to enjoy the meal while admiring the scenery throughout. Overall, it was a good experience. Thank you for the meal!

One of my favorite memories from my trip to Hokkaido was having dinner with a beautiful night view. Even though it was early due to the pandemic, the restaurant had floor-to-ceiling windows offering a stunning view. Watching the transition from day to night while enjoying delicious food was amazing! Every dish was exquisite. I also bought a heart-shaped padlock as a souvenir, thinking we could pledge our love here and lock it, but my girlfriend just thought it was cute and bought it normally.

Lunch course "Montaigne" for 3,300 yen is actually not 3,300 yen. When you reserve this course, round-trip ropeway and cable car fee of 1,800 yen will be included as a service!!! It's so amazing that it's scary. I didn't really understand at first because it was so good. You can enjoy a delicious course for only 1,500 yen in reality. The taste exceeded my expectations. - Non-alcoholic drink First, a drink is served as a service for following them on Instagram. It's ginger ale and grape juice made from Yoichi grapes. Delicious... - Corn espresso-like One word: foamy corn soup? It's cute, sweet, and delicious... The sweetness comes from the corn itself. - Moiwa quiche Quiche... so good. It's topped with a tangy sauce and lots of vegetables. - Bread I forgot to take a photo, but it was incredibly delicious... - Bell pepper and potato soup (probably) I can't remember if it was potato, but it was simply delicious. - Main course (chose meat) It was pork that was slightly fried. This was the only thing that wasn't quite to my taste, so I regret not choosing fish instead. The pumpkin and potatoes were delicious. - Petit parfait I didn't expect a parfait... It had a variety of textures and was enjoyable and delicious. Even if you were to order items individually, it would surely be delicious, but for those who see this, please definitely reserve the course!

When I climbed Mt. Moiwa, I stopped by this restaurant for lunch and it was not too crowded, which was lucky. I had the Zangi soup curry, and the Zangi itself was delicious! I would even want to eat it on its own. The curry itself was not too spicy and easy to eat. What surprised me was the kids' lunch. It came with child-sized cutlery and a lovely plate that looked like it was for adults. It didn't feel like a typical kids' meal at all! I think it was around 900 yen, so it was really great value for money! It even came with dessert and juice. I would like to go again.

It's dinner time, but I made a reservation for an early time, so the view is still bright and nice. It must be even more beautiful once it gets dark and the night view lights up. The Jewels Course priced at 11,000 yen includes: Today's Amuse-Bouche, Onion Blancmange with Prawn and Scallop Marinade, Hokkaido Aigamo and Porcini Mushroom Soup in a Pie, Pan-Seared Taraba Crab and Cherry Salmon, Roasted Shiretoko Beef Fillet, Dessert, Bread, Coffee, and Petit Fours. The dishes were cute and tasty, with the Shiretoko beef fillet being the most delicious. The post-meal sweets were Matcha Chocolate, Sesame Cookies, and Macarons, all on the sweeter side. Even the most expensive course at 10,000 yen, which includes the ropeway and Morris car fares, is quite reasonable. It's perfect for a casual date or anniversary. They also offer various reasonably priced lunch courses, so I would like to visit for lunch next time if I have the chance. Thank you for the wonderful meal!

I ordered the most expensive course, but it wasn't delicious. The appetizer was like a dessert, and the fish in the main dish was too fishy. The soup and meat were average, lacking in flavor. It's better to think of the food as just a prelude to enjoying the view, rather than expecting much from it.

[Day 4 Lunch in Hokkaido on the GoTo Travel Campaign] On the 4th day, my husband's work had settled down, so we had some free time to explore together. Before we left, my husband suggested visiting Mt. Moiwa, where the main characters Minare and her ex-boyfriend Hikaru went on a date in the anime "Wave, Listen to Me!" I checked online and found out there was a restaurant at the summit, so we decided to have lunch there. Even though the reservation website showed no availability for that day, I decided to call the reservation center and luckily managed to secure a booking (*´ω`*)(reservation was for a set course only). We took the Ching Ching train to the Ropeway entrance station. From there, we hopped on a free shuttle bus to the Ropeway boarding area. With our course reservation, we got free rides on the Ropeway and the Moris car (a small Ropeway), so we collected our free tickets at the ticket counter by providing our reservation name. We transferred between the Ropeway and Moris car to reach the mountaintop. The restaurant had a fully glassed interior, and we were seated at a table by the window with a great view of Mt. Moiwa, which is one of Japan's New Three Best Night Views. The view was stunning even during the day (*´艸｀). For lunch, we had: - Ciel Set for 4300 yen (excluding tax) - Pumpkin quiche with Hokkaido ham - Burdock cream potage soup - Crispy and chewy bread - Salmon poêlé with a stylish sauce - Braised Hokkaido pork with delicious beans - Hokkaido milk ice cream - Black tea We also enjoyed white and red wines from Hokkaido. Since we had been too busy to celebrate our wedding anniversary, this was a luxurious way to mark the occasion. And considering the round-trip Ropeway fare (1800 yen) was included, it was quite affordable. Despite getting caught in a sudden cold rain when we stepped out onto the observation deck, it was a memorable experience. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Located at the summit observation deck of Moiwa Mountain, this restaurant overlooks the city of Sapporo. To reach Sapporo Moiwa Mountain by ropeway, visitors can take the ropeway and a mini cable car called the Moiwa Car. When making a reservation at the restaurant, guests will receive round-trip tickets for these transportation options. The most affordable dinner course costs 5,500 yen and includes an amuse-bouche, pumpkin quiche with Hokkaido ham, burdock cream soup, bread, Daikoku salmon maki, Hokkaido pork stew, dessert, coffee, and petit fours.

I climbed Mt. Moiwa for the first time in about 20 years. It was not the Mt. Moiwa I knew! It was very stylish, bright, and beautiful! And now you can't drive all the way to the summit. I went to the mid-station to ride the Moiway car, and there were many tourists. While enjoying the view of Sapporo from Mt. Moiwa, I got hungry, so I decided to grab a bite to eat. I bought a hot coffee (350 yen including tax) and mashed potato stick (500 yen including tax) from the satellite of lover's sanctuary, the takeout division of the authentic French restaurant Jewels. The coffee was quite strong! It was too bitter for me to drink. Even my friend who likes bitter coffee exclaimed, "What is this?!" The mashed potato was watery and lacking in potato flavor, with weak cheese and bacon, and some parts were cold. The taste was below my expectations. The neighboring table complained that the cake was dry. You can't offer this level of service to tourists, it will give a bad impression of Sapporo! Maybe we just got unlucky, but it was quite disappointing. Thank you, Jewels.