I went to Costco Wholesale Food Court at the Ishikari Warehouse on July 22nd. The items I purchased this time were: Dark Cherry Sundae for 380 yen, Chicken Tomato Bisque for 450 yen, and Ice Cafe Latte for 150 yen. The new item this time was the classic Dark Cherry Sundae, a summer menu staple. I hadn't purchased it before. I had to try it since my family doesn't like cherries. It's definitely not going to be well-received. It consists of Hokkaido soft serve ice cream with cherry sauce and syrup-soaked cherries. The syrup-soaked cherries look a bit different from what I expected. I personally like the Chicken Tomato Bisque, so I buy it every time. It's delicious, but a bit pricey. Thank you for the meal.

I went to Costco Wholesale Food Court Ishikari Warehouse on June 10th. New items this time: Peach Smoothie for 270 yen, Regular Menu: Bulgogi Bake for 680 yen, Hokkaido Soft Serve for 270 yen, Clam Chowder for 450 yen x 2, total 2120 yen. Didn't buy but new items: Dark Cherry Sundae for 380 yen, Falafel & Hummus Salad for 680 yen, Peach Smoothie. Costco makes their products without adding sweeteners. The peach flavor is quite strong. The cup had a double layer, thought it was for preventing condensation at first, but it was just a mistake (laughs). Clam Chowder has gone up in price again. I like the soup with a strong seafood broth. The chopped vegetables added a nice crunch. Even though it was hot today, I bought warm soup. Do people usually put the "Piccola Grissini" in their soup? Thank you for the meal.

At Costco, shopping and hot dogs come as a set. Once it's a set, it's a set. I usually take it home to eat, but this time I decided to eat it before leaving because there were empty seats. I like plenty of onions, relish, and mustard, and ketchup to a moderate amount. Since the bread and sausage tend to stick together, I think it's best to spread them apart before putting the toppings on. Soft bread and juicy sausage. Can't go wrong with that.

After shopping, I got a bit hungry and couldn't resist stopping by. The line was tempting too. Today, I chose pizza. What a size! The dough was chewy and it was loaded with toppings. The cost performance was truly impressive. And with free refills on drinks, it's no wonder it's Costco.

Costco Ishikari Store. It's my first visit here. How many years has it been? Whenever I come, I always buy a hot dog. You can add onions and pickles to your liking to make it your own flavor!! This time, there were no pickles. The taste is completely different with or without those pickles. Ah, it felt like something was missing. I want to come back for a rematch.

I visited the "Costco Wholesale Food Court Ishikari Warehouse Store" on March 18th. It was my first visit this year. The new items I tried this time were Hazelnut Chocolate Soft Serve for 270 yen and Ichigo Smoothie for 270 yen. I usually purchase new items when I find them. The Hazelnut Chocolate Soft Serve was a new addition this time. I wonder if hazelnut and chocolate are a common combination? Personally, I tend to avoid nuts due to their high calories, and I prefer vanilla over chocolate in soft serve, so I wouldn't normally buy this. But it was tasty. If I were to choose, I would go for the Hokkaido soft serve at the same price. The Ichigo Smoothie was also a first for me. It was said to have no added sweeteners. I liked the strawberry's tartness in it. It would be the best choice in warmer weather. Thank you for the meal.

I visited "Costco Wholesale Food Court Ishikari Warehouse" on December 29th. Last visit was on 07/03/2022. Here is my visit record. For the usual food court orders, I got 2 Clam Chowder Soups for 400 yen each, a Bulgogi Bake for 680 yen, and also tried the new item, Falafel Salad for 680 yen. It seems to be a new addition from August. The visual of the menu made me think it was a salad with meatballs, but they were actually fried bean balls. I was a bit (quite) hesitant (laughs) considering the number of items to carry, I decided to skip it this time. I'll try it next time. During the winter season, be cautious of ordering soup items for takeout as they can be quite heavy to carry. I was pushing the cart while moving around, but the lids of the soup and coffee came off while in transit, resulting in a hot liquid mishap. A bit unfortunate. Since they switched to paper lids, I thought they were sealed quite securely, but I was too overconfident. The Clam Chowder Soup seems to have fewer ingredients? But it's always voluminous. Probably around 300g. Just this alone fills you up. The Hot Coffee was a first-time order, and it seems the price has gone up since last time. It's a 50% increase (laughs). If you need sugar or milk, you can request it when ordering. It's quite a generous portion. More than a large size coffee from 7-Eleven. Thank you for the meal.

Hello Costco in Ishikari, nice to meet you! The parking lot doesn't have a multi-story structure, so everyone is desperate to park as close to the building as possible. Luckily, I was able to park in front of the building, which was lucky. Costco's hot dogs are amazing! It's still unbelievable that you can get a hot dog with a drink for only 180 yen! This time, I decided to have this hot dog for lunch. I ordered: Hot Dog Meal x3, Combo Pizza 380 yen, Cheese Pizza 380 yen, Corn Chowder x2. The chowder had clams in it, but my partner who doesn't like clams said they would eat it because it's corn chowder. The chowder had a lot of ingredients in it and was delicious! I forgot to take a picture of the chowder, but it was really good. The hot dog is the same as always, you can add your own ketchup and mustard. There used to be some soft cabbage on it, but it seems like they don't put as much anymore. I realized it was pickles after eating it. The sausage is filling and delicious as always. The drinks are the same, with a choice of Pepsi, Pepsi Zero, Mountain Dew, and orange juice. Why Mountain Dew though? It's so nostalgic. We shared the pizza among the three of us. It would have been nice to have plastic knives and forks. This lunch was Americanized, which is unique to Costco! It was delicious. It was a treat after a long time. Thank you for the meal!

I went to Costco Ishikari store and bought a new menu item, Lychee & Guava smoothie! ~Impressions~ It's a very refreshing smoothie!! Perfect for the hot weather right now, don't you think?! It's so refreshing. LOL During this hot season, there are many lychee products available. It's sweet and sour, but has a refreshing aftertaste. The quantity is also generous, making it a great product for the hot weather!! I wish it came in a bigger container so I could drink more of it. LOL I'll also list the items I purchased this time! Ruby grapefruit, sweet sake, soy meat, okara powder, yogurt. The total was around 5900 yen. ( •ᴗ• )

I went to Costco Ishikari store! The total amount was about 13,000 yen? One of the recommended items is the Chor-Meon! The chewy noodles with sweet and spicy sauce are delicious! It also has cabbage, bean sprouts, cucumber, and boiled egg. We added corn and imitation crab meat when we ate it! Thanks to the plenty of vegetables, it is very satisfying and fills you up quickly. Definitely will buy again! In the food court, there was a new item called Passion Fruit Soft Serve! The previous Dark Cherry Sundae was sold out... I wanted to eat it one more time... But the Passion Fruit Soft Serve (mixed) was good, with the sweetness of Hokkaido soft serve and the slight tartness of passion fruit. They complemented each other well and it was delicious! Next time, I want to try just the Passion Fruit Soft Serve.

I visited "Costco Ishikari Store" on July 3rd, my fourth time this year? Please follow Google Maps for the location. This is the second Costco store in Hokkaido. It is a suburban store with a vast parking lot. Unlike the Costco in Kiyota where you have to park on the 2nd or 3rd floor of the building, which can be a hassle, the Ishikari store is the better choice for parking convenience. I am registered as a family member under my wife's membership, so I have a family card. I have never visited alone, so I have never paid at the store (laughs). My wife handles the payment for purchases at the store, but I take care of the payment at the food court after checkout. Every time, I order the Clam Chowder Soup Prokogi Bake combo at the food court. Actually, I prefer the cost-effective Quarter Pound Hot Dog for 180 yen, but it's difficult to carry it while pushing a cart with purchased items (laughs). This time, the Clam Chowder Soup was replaced by Chicken Tomato Bisque Soup. The Chicken Tomato Bisque Soup costs 380 yen, a bit more expensive than the Clam Chowder Soup. Also, the crackers that used to come with the Clam Chowder are no longer included. The paper lid that comes with the soup is quite ingenious, securely sealing the container in an environmentally friendly way. However, the spoon provided is disposable plastic. The soup has a red color due to the tomato base, and it has a rich and creamy texture with a hint of tomato acidity. It contains sliced mushrooms, which I believe are raw, and diced chicken breast meat. The mushrooms provide a nice texture, and the diced chicken meat has a surprisingly good chewiness. It's like an upgraded version of cheap chicken breast meat. I have grown quite fond of it. For the second item, I ordered the Chicken Nuggets & Potato for 780 yen, which is quite generous in portion. It's actually a souvenir for my daughter who couldn't join us today (laughs). The potatoes are cut in a V-shape with the skin on and lightly salted, but I think they could use a bit more salt when eaten on their own. Perhaps they don't come with sauce so that you can use your favorite sauce at home. However, by the time you get home, the potatoes are quite dry. They need some extra effort in an oven or toaster to be enjoyable. The photo may look like it has a shallow portion due to the wide-angle shot, but it actually contains plenty of nuggets and potatoes (just like the Chicken Tomato Bisque Soup). For the third item, I got the Bulgogi Bake for 580 yen, which is very jumbo. It feels heavy when you hold it. It used to be wrapped in silver paper, but this time it's in brown wax paper. Perhaps they are using the Bulgogi Beef sold in the Costco store? The outside is crispy, and the cheese topping is nicely toasted, giving it a savory aroma. Inside, there is a satisfying amount of bulgogi, which is not spicy, so even my young daughters could enjoy it. The jumbo size makes it ideal for sharing with the family. Crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. I enjoy it every time. These three items are usually the limit of what I can carry alone (laughs). I would love to have a Quarter Pound Hot Dog for a drink in the car, but I definitely can't handle it (laughs). Thank you for the meal. Looking forward to the next visit.

2nd Costco in Hokkaido! I never thought I would come here because there is already a Costco near my house, but I happened to be in Ishikari area so I stopped by. The best part of Costco is the food court. When you go to Costco, you have to eat a hot dog first! (Yes, it's a must!!) A large hot dog with a sausage that seems to be 20cm long, with unlimited soft drink included, all for 180 yen including tax – super cheap! I top it with lots of chopped onions, relish, ketchup, and mustard. Oh, and don't forget a slice of pizza! I recommend the "Combo"! After eating these two, I am quite full. Even if you walk around the spacious Costco, you won't collapse from hunger! Unlike the Costco in Satzuka, the food court in Ishikari doesn't provide forks or knives, which is a shame because it's difficult to eat the large pizza without them. It's really hard to eat (;´∀｀) Well, considering that you can eat such a large pizza for 300 yen, I shouldn't complain. Thank you, Costco, I will visit the one near my house again. Thank you for the meal! :)

The hot dog and soft drink at Costco are like a school festival, which lifts the mood! The set for 180 yen is also quite reasonable.

I went to Costco Ishikari and tried the new Dark Cherry Sundae! It combines the sweetness of Hokkaido soft serve with the sweet and sour taste of dark cherries, making it easy to eat in one go! I could easily have more than one... lol

There was a flyer so I decided to go. The first time was a few years ago when my colleague invited me, but I hardly remember it. My husband remembered it well though. I didn't post on Tabelog, which is a waste. This time, we were on our way back from my husband's hometown towards Ishikari. Thanks to my colleague and his wife, we had tried various things beforehand so I didn't plan on buying much. But in the end, I bought quite a bit and even became a member. The garlic ciabatta was a hit at our home. The food court was full so we ate in the car. I don't remember, but my husband said, "We had this bulgogi bake before," so we got the Bulgogi Bake for 680 yen. I don't remember, but my husband said, "We had a hot dog before," so we got the Hot Dog for 180 yen. I also got a cold brew coffee for 150 yen. The hot dog came with a drink, but I don't drink carbonated beverages so I got an iced coffee instead. You can add onions and ketchup as you like, which is satisfying and cost-effective. Next time, I want to try the pineapple-topped pizza.

Usually I have a hot dog and soda (cola) combo, but that day I was hungover... I was craving something warm like soup. I decided to try the $4.50 clam chowder. The canned Campbell's soup they sell in the store isn't very good, but this one was worth the price. It had a flavor I liked, with lots of potatoes in it. It would be good as a recovery meal!笑