On this day, as usual, I went to the store to buy some mixed grains to cook with my rice. I noticed that there were some new mixed grains available, including pink ones containing mannan and dietary fiber. I ordered the "Thirty Mixed Grains" for 1000 yen and the "Seasoned Dried Baby Sardines" for 630 yen. The mixed grains had a soft color, so when cooked with rice, they didn't add much color. I prefer when the rice turns slightly red or black when cooked, as it tastes better to me. The seasoned dried baby sardines are perfect for topping pasta or tofu. When sautéed in sesame oil or olive oil, the baby sardines become crispy but lose some of their flavor. This restaurant is great for home-cooked meals. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the delicious meal.

When I checked my previous reviews, I realized I had bought the same yakisoba again. I thought it was my first time purchasing it, but it must be a yakisoba that I am really interested in (laughs). I tried cooking it without any ingredients. The noodles have a nice flavor to them, deep and rich. It has a unique taste for yakisoba, quite delicious! On that day, I also got another item - a protein for women. Protein for dieting. I chose the chai flavor, but it was more like a kinako flavor than chai. Well, I'll use it occasionally for burning calories. Even though it's protein, I won't get super muscular with this (laughs). I come here regularly to buy miscellaneous grains and organic vegetables. You are what you eat. I want to choose and eat well. Thank you for the meal!

When I first drove past the store, I thought it was a Hawaiian import goods store, but when I went inside, I realized it was a stylish supermarket that mainly sells vegetables from Makari Village and the surrounding areas, as well as onions and fruits from Kumamoto's Mizunoko-kai. They have a wide variety of seasonings that are hard to find in regular supermarkets or department stores, making it fun to browse and easy to spend a lot of time there. They also have a small selection of organic cosmetics, Pristine socks, towels, baby goods, which is quite appealing. My recommendation! The tofu here is delicious. The Yawata vinegar that the owner recommended to me before is also easy to use and great for making pickles or marinades - just add a little bit of chili pepper or lemon to suit your taste. And the Negi dressing from Asakura Farm is also a must-buy, as it's not widely available in Sapporo. I usually add some mild vinegar and shake it well when it's about two-thirds gone. Highly recommended. There may not be Kinokuniya or Seijo Ishii in Sapporo, but there's Makari!

I go to this place regularly. This time, I went to buy mixed grains to cook with rice. I have already purchased the red, white, and black packages, so this time the yellow one is a new product maybe? It contains 30 types of grains like pressed barley, corn, and soybeans, making it a healthy mixed grain rice. It has become an essential item for daily meals. I also noticed yakisoba and maze soba, so I bought them. The yakisoba is a type with flavored noodles, making it a convenient light meal. The maze soba was a bit strong in flavor. Although I couldn't take my time this time, the yogurt here is apparently popular enough for people to come from afar or order it online. I have bought it before, and it gives a feeling of making your stomach clean? (laughs) I recommend it.

Here, I buy various seasonings and ingredients, and this time I received some potato chips. The potato chips from Gotou-san's house are fried in rice oil or palm oil, with a refreshing balance of salt and an elegant taste. They are the best-tasting chips. Thank you for the meal.

I went there for the first time (*´∀｀*). I was looking for honey. I live far away, and I wanted to give honey to my son and his wife as a gift, so I decided to visit this store ( ´∀`). Inside the store, there were organic products that you don't usually see in regular supermarkets. There were unique mayonnaise, ketchup, dashi, instant foods, shampoo, miscellaneous goods, vegetables, fruits, and more lined up, which was fun to look at ( ´∀`). I bought two jars of honey, two bottles of aroma spray for masks, four packs of freeze-dried miso soup, dried fish to eat, and some Manuka honey candies (*´∀｀*). I heard that honey is good for coughs and boosts immunity, so I will gift it to my son and his wife who live in the Kanto region (*´∀｀*). It was a store where you end up buying too much. I want to go there again. It was disappointing that the sale of freshly squeezed juice was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. No photos this time.

You can purchase vegetables and eggs with peace of mind. The staff is also very kind.

I love shops that handle unusual ingredients♪ I've been curious about this place for a while now♡* Yamitsuki Kinu (excluding tax 189 yen) I always check out the tofu section in supermarkets I don't usually go to. And I found that this shop has its own original tofu!! When I tried it, it was unbelievably smooth!! The flavor of the soybeans is also strong. This quality is on par with tofu shops... I love it♪ Okara Powder (excluding tax 200 yen) It's also sold in supermarkets, but there was a purchase limit of up to 2 per family, so I wondered if it was a special delicious okara powder?? I bought it out of curiosity. You can make dishes like Unohana with this, but if that's the case, regular okara is cheaper. I use it as a substitute for flour. It has a unique fibrous texture, so tastes may vary... but it's healthier than flour, and I quite like it♪ In addition to fresh-looking vegetables and fruits, they also have a wide variety of seasonings. They also handle a lot of organic foods, so I had a fun shopping experience♪ I'm interested in the negi dressing that was featured on Matsuko's TV, so I plan to go buy it when my stock of dressing runs out.

In late August 2018, I visited MaccaLi's Market for the first time to buy supplies for the Hokkaido Marathon's refreshments and water stations. I purchased fruit bars, smoothie drinks, several breads, pears, and yokan. The marathon seems to be open to the general public, not just elite runners, under harsh summer conditions. Some stations have limited refreshments and water, so runners need to bring their own supplies. The store offers a variety of natural ingredients and was having a sale when I visited. I bought items to prepare for the race tomorrow. Thank you for the meal.

I had been wanting to visit "Macallister's Market" for a while now. I parked my car in the front parking lot and entered the store. A friendly female staff member greeted me at the entrance, which left a great impression on me. As I walked further into the store, I noticed some interesting products that I had never seen before. The organic vegetables were reasonably priced, and as I explored deeper into the store, I found more unique items. I ended up purchasing the following products: - Organic chia seeds - Microbiotec cookies - Steamed quinoa - Organic dark chocolate (56% cacao) with orange flavor Chia seeds are a healthy food containing Omega-3 fatty acids that cannot be produced by the body. The cookies were made from organic ingredients and had a slightly sweet and healthy taste. The steamed quinoa came in a pack with white, red, and black quinoa, and can be eaten as a salad with dressing. The organic dark chocolate had 56% cacao and a hint of orange flavor, with a slightly bitter taste. They also sell the popular Manuka honey. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience at the store, and I look forward to visiting again.

Last time I visited, there were a lot of reserved yogurts available. I heard that they are good for settling your stomach. You can purchase them without a reservation, but I was lucky to find them last time. They are tastier and help with digestion compared to regular yogurts. I visited yesterday to buy more yogurts. They also have superfood smoothies and rice drink that can be used like soy milk in smoothies. I plan to use it in my smoothies. I also bought a herbal spray for my mask to make it more comfortable while wearing it. Hopefully, this will make things a bit more pleasant.

I have visited this place before, which is a specialty store offering recommended products from all over the country, superfoods, organic vegetables, etc. Here are my purchases from when I visited in January. I add acai powder to my smoothies every morning. I use the ginger jam and liquid in all my cooking. I mix quinoa with rice or top it on salads. The leek dressing is apparently popular. Baobab is a superfood. The cartilage was recommended, and it tasted delicious with ginger. It's popular in Kyushu. It's stylish, but I bought it with a focus on health. The acai is really nice.

The request I made yesterday seems to have been completed. This is one of the "Men I Want to Eat" series for lunch on holidays. So, let's talk about the Sakura Foods Pure Ramen No Salt Noodles (Bag Noodles). The noodles were not like fresh noodles at all, but more like traditional instant noodles. I was a bit disappointed with the noodles, as they were not as firm as I had hoped. The soup, on the other hand, had a surprisingly rich and flavorful taste. Looking at the ingredients of the soup, it was made of salt, powdered soy sauce, powdered miso, sesame, vegetable extract, fermented seasoning, shiitake powder, spices, peanut powder, almond powder, green onions, shiitake extract, malt extract, sesame oil, kelp powder, and bamboo shoot powder. It was a powder soup without chemical seasonings, but it had a high level of deliciousness. I was planning to eat organic black mulberries over the weekend, but I missed the chance, so I might report on it next time.

A wonderful shop with a variety of vegetables, seasonings, snacks, natural detergents, and more. On Sundays, you can buy bread from Enmugi-san. It may sell out, so if you want to make sure to get some, it's better to make a reservation. The Enmugi anpan is truly delicious! (≧▽≦)

I ran out of Manuka honey and went to restock on Thursday, hoping for a vegetable discount, but they didn't have it today. Then I remembered the scallion dressing! Hurried to the fridge and saw something unfamiliar next to the scallion dressing, with a "Spicy" sticker on it. It was a spicy dressing that wasn't even sold online yet! I grabbed it and put it in my basket, but next to it was a blackish scallion dressing with seaweed! It was a seaweed dressing! It was expensive at 600 yen, but I thought of it as a treat. Tried it at home and it was delicious! The spicy one had a strong garlic and pepper flavor, while the seaweed version tasted like a Japanese salad. I enjoyed both, but I prefer the regular one. I got so caught up in trying the dressings that I forgot to buy the Manuka honey, so I'll have to go back again.

You came here to buy some nice meat, so let's call it "Nice Meat You". Although we are meeting for the first time, I occasionally visit Makarii's Market. I find the unique selection of products different from regular supermarkets quite appealing. For everyday shopping, I usually go to Hokkai Market, Co-op Sapporo, Arcs Group's Big House, Toko Store, and Arcs, among others. I use stores where I can draw water, view digital flyers, and do bulk shopping with a cart, as the convenience of the world has greatly improved. Last time, I mainly bought meat, which I referred to as "Nikunomics". I had success with the meat I purchased last time, so I came to buy it again. I bought two pieces of the popular Australian lamb shoulder loin, 200g each, which was well-received and can be stored in the freezer. I enjoyed this lamb meat during Christmas, and even though fresh lamb is the best, this frozen lamb meat turned out to be quite good. It had a nice balance of firmness and tenderness, allowing me to savor the flavor of lamb once again. It's perfect for pairing with alcohol! I'll definitely buy it again. I also bought some items to enjoy during Christmas. I tried the Inca Golden Berry, a Western ground cherry from Colombia, which had a delicious sweet and sour taste. I thought it would be difficult to eat due to the texture, but surprisingly, it was not, and I finished it quickly. I also tried Sahale Pomegranate Pistachio Dry Fruits, a snack with a complex flavor combination of pomegranate, pistachio, almond, lemon peel, apple, cherry, and more. Once I started eating it, I couldn't stop because of its unique and delicious taste. Lastly, I bought Meat Sauce Lasagna, produced by Ogino Shinya at Vivre Ensemble Marui Imai Sapporo Honkan. Although I had a disappointing lunch experience at this store, I decided to buy this slightly expensive lasagna as a sort of redemption. It was made with Kitahonami wheat from Hokkaido and high-quality ingredients, including a mixture of chicken and beef in a tomato sauce base, creating a flavorful meat sauce lasagna. It wasn't a special taste, but it was reasonably tasty. However, I personally felt that the price could be about half the current price. Overall rating: 3.5 Taste: 3.5 Service: 3.4 Atmosphere: 3.5 Cost performance: 3.1 Drink: - Address: 1-1, Yamanote 1-jo, 5-chome, Nishi-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido ☆☆☆ Next Episode Preview ☆☆☆ I will visit Makarii's Market again occasionally!

Nice to meet you. What brings you here? I heard rumors about a nice meat market, so I came here right away. The sign says "Casual Organic Market" - Macari's Market. As I looked around the store, I found it - the meeting room. It was called the "Meat Room," and although it was a freezer, I decided to try three types of meat: bacon, lamb shoulder roast, and lemon herb sausages. It seems to be a popular spot among reviewers lately, especially with its organic and additive-free options. I was also intrigued by the scallion dressing that everyone was buying, but this time I mainly bought meat - let's call it "Meatonomics." Will this Meatonomics be successful? The Australian lamb shoulder roast (200g) was good quality and had a nice balance of firmness and tenderness, allowing the flavor of the lamb to shine through. Perfect for a beer snack! I will definitely buy this again. The lemon herb sausages, made from free-range pork in Hokkaido, were additive-free and had a great texture when grilled. However, it made me miss the sausages from a certain famous brand. The bacon, also made from free-range pork in Hokkaido, was tender and flavorful - surprisingly delicious for pork. I will definitely buy this again. On weekdays when I usually refrain from drinking, I couldn't resist getting a virtual wine taste - Vanfree. And the Maple Snack - a snack that emphasizes the taste of honey and has a crispy texture, was a hit with me. Stay tuned for the next episode - I plan to visit again soon.

On September 3, 2016 (Saturday) at 6:00 PM, I was lured by Che♪ and went to the restaurant! I remembered the mysterious dressing that was on the salad at my friend's house in Fukuoka. Pietro is also famous, and there are many delicious things in Kyushu. When I thought about it, I decided to go! I bought various vegetables and brought my own bag, which was the right decision. They provide ice packs for refrigerated items, but they are donated by everyone, so let's not take too much. They also have daily sales, so I will visit again! Tomorrow will be a day of toast and salad feast.

Market(´▽｀) Unvisited series of places nearby!! I've been curious about this supermarket for a while, but I never had the chance to go. After seeing Che♪'s review, I felt the urge to go and check it out (＊´ㅂ`＊)♥ The main target was, of course, the green onion dressing~! They had it, so I definitely bought it~! And what I found out when I entered the store for the first time. They also sell vegetables! And some of them are quite reasonably priced♪ I love zucchinis, but for some reason, one was priced at 298 yen, so I didn't buy it(；´ｪ｀) Ripe tomatoes (3 pieces) for 150 yen, snap peas for around 160 yen, a mix of 3 types of mushrooms for 298 yen, delicious looking bacon without additives for 320 yen, and green onion dressing for 500 yen. Let's make what I bought today into one of the dishes for dinner♪ Snap peas with sesame dressing, sautéed mushrooms and bacon with garlic, and I tried mixing the green onion dressing with natto! It's really oniony! It's quite thick! When mixed with natto, it doesn't stand out as a dressing that much, but it's delicious. They also told me various ways to use it, so I want to try different things(´▽｀) It's like Sugihara Market, with various carefully selected items being sold, it's fun~(´▽｀) It's also nice that you can use a credit card for purchases over 1,000 yen! I want to go again!

Eat-in is no longer available, only shops are open now. This time, I will review only the dressing♪ I love Caldi's dressing, but now I'm obsessed with this one! I'm head over heels for it (//∇//) "Green Onion Dressing" I have no concerns about the ingredients, and the taste is great. It's hard to come by, that's how delicious it is. I was hesitant to write about it. After all, it's really good. They only allow one person to purchase up to two bottles, and they sell out quickly. Apparently, Matsuko praised it on TV. It's perfect for salads, but what's interesting is that it can also be used with natto. I also love their vegetables here. Their selection of superfoods is irresistible for those who love trying new things. Right now, I'm hooked on this dressing and salsa sauce. I'll definitely visit again soon♪