It's a holiday. On this day, I decided to visit Niseko Annupuri Onsen Yukokokoro-tei, which I had not visited before. I heard that if you eat tonkatsu, you can enter the hot spring for 100 yen, and it was true, I was able to enter the hot spring for just 100 yen. On this day, I ordered the "Konayuki Tonton's Ume Shiso Roll and Colorful Vegetable Bucket Meal" for 1,628 yen including tax. The crispy and hot fry was incredibly delicious. What I really liked was the all-you-can-eat cabbage, rice, and miso soup. The dressing for the cabbage was original and all of them were delicious. Due to the COVID-19 situation, it can get crowded around lunchtime, so I recommend going with some extra time. Thank you for the meal!

The breakfast at a hot spring resort in Hokkaido was delicious. I ate a lot. Thank you for the meal.

The price is 11,500 yen per night with two meals included, and it's Golden Week so it's considered high season. The meals were well-prepared, but there was a lack of white radish in the hot pot and too much green onion. However, the monkfish was impressive and the broth was delicious. The sweet and spicy chicken was a hit with the kids. I forgot to take a picture of the pumpkin steamed with soy sauce and rice. Thank you for the meal.

Niseko Annupuri Onsen Yushintei is a shop located inside the hot spring. If you have lunch, the bathing fee (usually 800 yen) is free! Such a great deal. It's called "ton-yu" when you eat tonkatsu and then take a bath. Don't underestimate the shop inside the hot spring, it's quite authentic! I came on a family camping trip, and for lunch on the second day, we had a meal while taking a bath. I had the limited 5 servings of fillet cutlet set. My son ordered the loin cutlet set with green onion salt sauce! The shop is clean, and the meat is crispy and juicy! Plus, you can have unlimited rice and miso soup refills! We ate well, took a bath, and had a luxurious lunch!

At the onsen "Yushintei" in Niseko, I enjoyed a relaxing bath and had a late lunch at the tonkatsu restaurant "Konayuki Tonton". I ordered a simple loin cutlet. The beautifully golden-fried loin cutlet was tender and full of flavor when eaten with salt. It's no wonder, as it's made from locally raised pork, which also has a sweet taste to it. Additionally, if you dine here, you'll receive a complimentary onsen bath (excluding a 100 yen bathing tax), making it a great deal. Don't miss out on both the onsen and the tonkatsu here, I was thoroughly satisfied. Thank you for the delicious meal.

After leaving my relatives' house in Niseko, I had lunch here (*´∇｀)ﾉ The attached hot spring "Yushinte" charges a day trip bathing fee of 1000 yen, but if you eat at "Tonton" you can enter by paying only 100 yen for the bathing tax. It's a waste not to eat delicious tonkatsu and then soak in the hot spring (*´∇｀)ﾉ Rice, miso soup, and cabbage are all-you-can-eat ＼(^-^)／ The shredded cabbage is served in three sizes - large, medium, and small. There are three types of dressings: sesame, shiso, and fragrant Japanese-style. I had the "Konayuki Tonton Rosu Katsu Teishoku" and my companion had the "Konayuki Tonton Ume Shiso Maki and Colorful Vegetable Oke Gozen," which is limited to 5 servings on weekends. The rosu katsu had firm meat, so I felt like I was really chewing on pork. The oke gozen had a variety of side dishes, and the sweetened dishes were quite luxurious! I had extra rice and cabbage and left with a full stomach! Very satisfied!! ＼(^-^)／ After a short rest, we also enjoyed the hot spring. It was a small hot spring, but it was wonderful to be able to enjoy both tonkatsu and the hot spring! Thank you, "Konayuki"♪

It was very cold with snow falling lightly, so I headed towards Niseko. I bought a large amount of cheap potatoes at Niseko View Plaza, then went to Yunshinte. They offer a tonkatsu set meal where you can also get a bath for just 100 yen. The meal includes unlimited rice, cabbage, and miso soup (which was made with nameko mushrooms). The pork cutlet was delicious, especially the fatty parts. I could eat endless rice with such tasty meat. I wanted to see how much rice I could eat, but my limit was 3 bowls haha. The cabbage dressing had three types: plum, sesame, and Japanese-style. I started with sesame, then switched to plum as I ate the tonkatsu. The miso soup was also delicious! Taking a bath after overeating was heavenly. The hot spring water made my skin so smooth and soft. I would love to go back again.

Hire Katsu set meal for 1580 yen at Yumigokoro-tei in Niseko Annupuri Onsen. Unlike the high-end hotels where foreign celebrities gather, this small hot spring inn is for Japanese people. The regular bathing fee for day trips is usually 1000 yen, but if you have lunch at the tonkatsu restaurant in the inn, the bathing fee becomes free! It's so worth it! They use the local brand pork "Konayuki Tonton" for the tonkatsu menu, priced at 1480-1680 yen (excluding tax). It may seem a bit expensive for lunch, but if you think of it as a bathing set, it's quite cheap. I ordered the limited 5 servings of Hire Katsu set meal. The meat, which boasts a good amount of fat, was huge! I've never seen such a big piece of Hire Katsu before. The breadcrumbs were crispy, the oil was well-drained, and the meat was tender without any unpleasant smell. You can have unlimited refills of rice, cabbage, and miso soup. The miso soup had tofu and nameko mushrooms, and the broth was light but flavorful. The small side dish was mountain vegetables and pickled plum, which were delicious. The hot spring water was fresh and slightly thick like a moisturizing lotion. The spacious outdoor bath was empty, so I had it all to myself. After warming up, I enjoyed a rare treat of fresh Otaru beer. It was a great visit, but unfortunately, it may be a while before I can go back to check on my mother living alone at home.

I went skiing and used a time ticket to slide down the slopes. As I didn't have high hopes for the food, I decided to come here instead. For just an extra 100 yen, you can enjoy a hot spring bath along with your meal. The hot spring water here is amazing! I ordered the pork cutlet set meal. You can help yourself to unlimited rice, cabbage, and miso soup, making it a great deal for those with big appetites. While my friend's cutlet was great, mine was disappointingly soggy on the underside, so much so that I had to use napkins on the table to soak up the excess moisture. It was a mystery whether it was water or excess oil. However, the side dishes were delicious, so I'll let it slide.

I had been interested in visiting this place for a while because they offer meals along with hot springs, and I finally got the chance in mid-September! The menu consists mainly of tonkatsu, with the option to have it with grated sauce, but the focus is on tonkatsu. I actually like this simplicity! I think it's better to stand out with just one specialty dish like "Tonkatsu of ○○" rather than serving various dishes. I'm not sure how well-known it is, but the tonkatsu here was amazing! It's one of the best tonkatsu I've ever had, if not the best (although my tonkatsu experience is limited...). The outside was crispy, the inside was juicy, and the flavor of the meat and the freshness of the oil were all satisfying! And I have to mention the free refills for rice and miso soup, especially the miso soup! It had a slightly strong saltiness, but the perfect combination of tofu, mushrooms, and green onions was a triple combo that blew me away. If a woman made miso soup like this for me, I'd be ready to get married (lol). After the delicious meal, I enjoyed the spacious outdoor bath, but be careful because there are a lot of moss which can make it slippery. In the relaxation room, you can use the massage chairs for free, and I have to admit that I fell asleep all three times I used them (lol). Thank you for the great meal!

The tonkatsu is quite delicious. The price is a bit high. Good combination with the hot springs.

The tonkatsu was very delicious. The hot spring was also very relaxing!

【Completely Smoke-Free】Located at the foot of Mt. Annupuri in Niseko Town, along Route 66, is a tonkatsu restaurant on the first floor of the Yushintei hot spring inn. Their specialty is tonkatsu made from free-range pork. Customers can enjoy unlimited refills of water, roasted green tea, rice, miso soup, and cabbage. For those dining, there is a special offer of a day-use hot spring bath for an additional 100 yen. Lunch service only.Visited on March 6, 2014, at 12:30 pm. After getting off the ski bus, I stumbled upon this place while looking for a dining spot. Upon entering, I changed into slippers and found a counter on the left side. In the back was the hot spring, with a smoking room in front. On the right side was the "Konayuki Tonton" pork cutlet restaurant. There were two groups of five customers, with one group seemingly having just finished bathing. We sat at a table with tatami flooring and ordered: I had the loin cutlet set for 1449 yen, and my companion had the fillet cutlet set for 1554 yen, with an additional 100 yen for the bath. We ground sesame seeds while waiting. The couple's order was prepared first, so it took about 15 minutes before our food was served. The sesame seeds turned out nicely. For the tonkatsu, there were various condiments like sauce, rock salt, soy sauce, mustard dressing, plum-based, ginger soy sauce, and creamy sesame. I had sauce and salt on my cutlet, while my companion had just sesame. The tonkatsu had a crispy exterior, juicy interior, and a sweet, melty fat. The rice was so good that I had two helpings. The miso soup with bonito broth, white miso, and ingredients like enoki mushrooms, tofu, and green onions was also delicious, with two refills. The salad dressings were all great too. I would love to come back if I have the chance.

Recently, a friend called and invited me to go on a trip to the bath, shopping, and eating out. We hadn't seen each other for a while, so we decided to go to a place in Niseko where you can get a pork cutlet set meal and then add 100 yen to enter the bath. We also bought a latte at a new Starbucks in Nishino, had salmon roe for a snack in Otaru, enjoyed red bean crackers in Akai River, had soft serve ice cream for dessert in Niseko, and bought vegetables, potato mochi, and cheesecake for snacks. For lunch, we ordered the pork cutlet set meal, which included options like loin cutlet, fillet cutlet, and cutlet with egg topping. I chose the loin cutlet with grated ponzu sauce for 1,490 yen, while my friend chose the fillet cutlet set for the same price. The meat was thick and well fried, without being oily, and had a sweet flavor from the fat. The grated ponzu sauce that came on the side was disappointing, so we ended up using sauce and rock salt instead. The meal also included unlimited cabbage, rice, and miso soup, with various dressings available for the cabbage. The rice was delicious, and the meat was made from free-range pork from Ekorin Village. After enjoying a long bath for four hours, we had a satisfying barbecue meal back home. The lunch and bath set was a good deal, and we would definitely consider revisiting this place.

On the last day of our ski trip at the end of the year, we decided to take advantage of a day trip with a hot spring bath to warm up our chilled bodies after skiing in the morning. We pre-ordered the tonkatsu set menu at the front desk, which allowed us to enjoy the bath before lunch. Considering that the restaurant is located in a tourist area and inside a hotel, the price of the tonkatsu set menu was reasonable. It also included access to the hot spring bath, making it quite a good deal (the regular price for a day trip hot spring bath is around 700 yen for adults). Additionally, there is a children's lunch option available for small children, which includes three small onigiri, shrimp fry, mini pork cutlet, mini American hot dog, potato fries, and a mini salad for about 500 yen. This is also a great deal considering the hot spring bath access included. The quality of the food, especially the potato fries, was impressive. Moreover, you can help yourself to unlimited rice, cabbage, and miso soup at the counter, allowing you to take as much as you want without any hesitation.