Before heading to the day trip hot springs, we had a Genghis Khan lunch. While the menu also offered yakiniku and shabu-shabu, Genghis Khan is a must in Hokkaido. The lamb was tender, juicy, and wonderfully fresh. If they improve the sauce, this place might become a popular spot with long lines. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I found a Genghis Khan restaurant in the hot spring town of Noboribetsu and went there for lunch. Good value for money! I got excited because it's Hokkaido Genghis Khan. It was quite delicious. The restaurant was clean, had good value for money, and I could eat with peace of mind.

The quality of the meat is a level above the typical Genghis Khan restaurants in town! If you want to enjoy the best of Hokkaido's cuisine in a short time, "Novojin" is highly recommended! It offers a different kind of charm compared to traditional Genghis Khan restaurants. When it comes to Hokkaido's gourmet food, Genghis Khan comes to mind, but most Genghis Khan restaurants are concentrated in Sapporo and Tokachi areas, and there aren't many on the Pacific side. For Hokkaido locals, Genghis Khan is something enjoyed at home. When I wanted to eat Genghis Khan this time and searched around Noboribetsu and Muroran, there weren't many hits. Then I remembered there was a Genghis Khan restaurant in Noboribetsu Onsen town, so I set off immediately! The location is on the second floor of a building near the first waterfall in Noboribetsu Onsen town. Since there is no private parking lot, it's best to park at Jigokudani and Oyunuma parking lot (500 yen) for sightseeing. Inside the restaurant, there is a counter in a U-shape layout. It's quite clean, unlike the typical sooty atmosphere of Genghis Khan restaurants. At first, I was seated away from the window, but when I mentioned that I wanted to take photos, they kindly moved me to a window seat. Since it was a weekday, they were flexible. The menu includes not only lamb but also Shiraoi beef, pork kalbi, scallops, and more, offering a variety of Hokkaido's specialties in one place. The raw lamb loin for Genghis Khan is a bit pricey at 880 yen. I ordered the Genghis Khan 120 set meal (1780 yen) which they recommend when you're not sure what to get. A small pot of Genghis Khan is served on a gas stove. I've never seen such a small pot before. The meat is cut after you order, showing their attention to detail. After a few minutes of waiting, the meat arrives! The thick, delicious-looking meat is impressive. The meat is tender and has a lot of volume despite its appearance. Next, I ordered the premium mutton fillet. I didn't even know there was such a thing as premium mutton. The premium mutton, thinly sliced, surpasses the image of mutton I had in mind. The sauce is the restaurant's original. In Tokyo's Genghis Khan restaurants, many prominently feature Bell's sauce, but that wouldn't fly in Hokkaido. The original sauce... it's completely different from store-bought ones. After a satisfying meal, if you want to easily enjoy the best of Hokkaido, this restaurant is highly recommended.

Located in the Noboribetsu Onsen Street! I visited without any prior research, but it turned out to be a great choice (^o^)★ Jigoku Nabe (Lamb) ★ 1,680 yenThe lamb meat soaked in the soup was incredibly delicious! I don't remember the exact total amount, but we ordered meat and one drink each, and it was under 5,000 yen for two people♪ The staff seemed busy as there was only one person running the restaurant, which made them a bit unfriendly at times (;o;) It was a bit disappointing.. I wanted to try authentic lamb meat during my trip to Hokkaido, and this experience became a great memory of my trip♪♪

I wanted to eat Genghis Khan in Noboribetsu, so I did some research in advance and headed out! I struggled to find a parking lot, but finally managed to park and felt relieved. There was a limited-time all-you-can-eat course for 2,980 yen! This got my foodie instincts going. I immediately chose the all-you-can-eat option! I kept eating raw lamb relentlessly! It had a mild taste, no odor, and juicy meat! Genghis Khan is often eaten at ranches in places like Kanto, but if you've tried it there and didn't like it, I recommend trying it in Hokkaido... it's really delicious, odorless, healthy, and addictive! You can also have unlimited rice, soup, and various vegetables! I grilled plenty of cabbage and bean sprouts and was completely satisfied! There are many luxurious ryokans and hotels with morning and evening meals, so it might not be as popular as you'd think... truly a hidden gem. Last order is at 2:30 PM, so I recommend having an early breakfast at the hotel, visiting Kumabokujo, taking a stroll in Jigokudani, and going on an empty stomach! (laughs) I put too much garlic and chili peppers, so the car smelled, but (laughs) I will definitely come back when I visit Noboribetsu again! q(*ﾟε´*)

In the shopping street of Noboribetsu Onsen area, this area is quiet during the day, but this restaurant is open early, which was convenient. They offer all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink courses. The all-you-can-eat Genghis Khan included not only raw lamb but also pork kalbi, and it was more authentic than I expected. It's one of the recommended restaurants when dining in Noboribetsu.

Category: Favorite Izakaya (Hokkaido and Tohoku) Today, I traveled from Noboribetsu Onsen to Noboribetsu Onsen. The bus from Noboribetsu Station to the onsen was extremely crowded. I left my luggage at the hotel and went out to find lunch, but everywhere had long lines. It seems like a group of tourists from the continent has arrived. Luckily, I found an empty seat at "Hokkaido Jingisukan Nobojin". I started with the customary lunch beer, either Sapporo Classic or draft beer. They have a wide selection of alcoholic beverages, including highballs, sours, sake, shochu, and wine. In addition to Jingisukan, they also serve beef, pork, sashimi, and eel. It's clear that their target customers are tourists. I ordered the raw lamb set meal. The beer arrived in about 2 minutes. First, the Jingisukan pot with cabbage and onions came, followed by rice, miso soup, and bean sprouts. Finally, the raw lamb was served. Let the Jingisukan feast begin! The meat quality was quite good, and the sauce wasn't too strong, complementing the meat well. This made the beer go down smoothly. I also added the premium mutton fillet, which was a great choice. The mutton was full of flavor, living up to its premium name. I enjoyed the meal. The group of tourists from the continent seemed to be having a great time. As a solo customer, I finished my meal quickly and decided to relax in the bath. Thank you for the delicious meal! "Hokkaido Jingisukan Nobojin" Noboribetsu, Hokkaido Noboribetsu Onsencho 76 Ishikawa Building 2F 11:00-21:00

Visited BM restaurant at 12:20 pm for the first time. There is parking space for one car in front of the store and one car at the back. There were about 10 customers, mostly Asian. The Genghis Khan set meal meat is definitely delicious! The miso soup seems to be instant. The special sauce has a refined taste, but I still prefer Bell's sauce. Priced at 1706 yen... it's a tourist spot, so maybe they're not targeting Japanese customers... Is this how it is? I didn't feel satisfied at all~ haha Genghis Khan set meal for 1706 yen. Thank you for the meal! (^^)v

The deliciousness of this is huge!! This is Nobojin in Niseko, Hokkaido. Surprisingly delicious for a local tourist spot! High-quality lamb in Noboribetsu Onsen town! It may be a bit exaggerated, but it's a new restaurant and the high spirits of traveling make it so. On the way to Noboribetsu Onsen, when you hear "Noboribetsu~" you also think of the phrase "Bear Ranch~♪" This area reminds me of that phrase. I probably haven't been there, but maybe someday I will. As usual, this time I came looking forward to the hot springs, accommodation, meals, and the autumn foliage season. I had booked my stay at Noboribetsu two months in advance, not specifically aiming to visit this restaurant, but by chance, I got information that it opened in September, and also because my recent experience with lamb was a bit disappointing, I decided to make a reservation and check it out. The interior of the restaurant was clean and had a sense of cleanliness. And it's completely non-smoking! There is a counter surrounding the lamb butchering show cooking area. I think this live atmosphere is quite nice. With the charcoal fire, shichirin, and the slit Genghis Khan pot, the three sacred items for making Genghis Khan, I felt excited that the conditions were right for a delicious meal. There were no bean sprouts, but cabbage, onions, and fatty meat were set up. I ordered in stages and added more because it was delicious. I tried the Genghis Khan set meal, raw lamb shoulder loin, Hokkaido pork ribs, premium lamb fillet, pork salt hormone, raw lamb thick steak. The Genghis Khan set meal comes with rice, miso soup, and a soft drink. In terms of lunch prices, it's not something you can eat frequently, but since it's a tourist spot, they use charcoal fire, and you can feel the deliciousness of raw lamb meat, I felt like I would want to eat it again. I started with the meat from the Genghis Khan set meal. It seems to be raw lamb shoulder loin, and it was so juicy and tender, with a slightly unique lamb flavor. This made me really excited! The premium lamb fillet was so tender and delicious! I enjoyed it so much. It was more tender than the raw lamb shoulder loin. This deliciousness made me feel like I was in paradise! The sauce here is a smooth and mild soy-based taste that doesn't detract from the flavor of the meat, and it is seasoned with just the right amount of seasoning, with the spiciness of chili peppers and the flavor of sesame adding to the taste. It was also delicious to eat with the sauce! The Hokkaido pork ribs were decently delicious, and the hormone was also decently tasty, but the real highlight was the deliciousness of the lamb meat here. It was so delicious that I wanted to shout, "Eat this Genghis Khan!" I hope that the quality of the meat will not deteriorate over time from the new store opening. I've heard that even in Susukino, restaurants can lose their charm when they expand, or even without expanding, they can gradually lose their appeal over time. I hope this place, Unkai Souten, will work hard to become a popular and stable restaurant. The thick-cut raw lamb steak was also juicy and delicious. Watching them cut the thick slices of raw lamb and enjoying the tender meat made me satisfied and able to finish my meal happily. The rice here was also delicious and added to my happiness. Onions and ===

I was surprised to find a Genghis Khan (Mongolian barbecue) restaurant in Noboribetsu Onsen. The fresh lamb was really delicious, on par with what you would find in Susukino. I was here for work this time, but it might be nice to visit this place during a stay at the hot springs. Hotel dinner buffets can be hit or miss, so having a meal here could be a good option. Next time, I'll have to enjoy it with a beer too (tears).

I didn't expect to eat such delicious meat in Noboribetsu. When staying at a hot spring in Noboribetsu, you might not even need dinner - highly recommended!

I didn't expect to eat such delicious meat in Noboribetsu! When staying at a hot spring inn in Noboribetsu, you might not even need dinner - highly recommended!

I had grilled lamb Genghis Khan for lunch. The meat was delicious without any gamey taste. However, it felt a bit lacking in portion size for men. The restaurant is counter seating only, which may make it a bit difficult for families with children to enter. But the staff were very friendly, providing toys for children, allowing adults to enjoy their meal in peace.

All items on the menu are priced as if it were a tourist destination. The food is nothing particularly delicious. I asked for a child's plate but it seems to have been forgotten.