NUTS CAFE Nights in Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Susukino. It's been a while since I last visited, as I didn't have a chance to come by. After having a meal, I came here specifically to eat French toast. It had a crispy exterior and a fluffy interior, which was delicious. Despite being told it was quite filling, I had no problem finishing it. It felt like a versatile dining bar. Thank you for the meal. Located at 5 Minami Rokujo Nishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido. #nutscafenights #nutscafe #susukino #Hokkaido gourmet #Sapporo gourmet #Susukino bar #Hokkaido bar #Sapporo bar #dining bar #French toast #Susukino gourmet

Before entering the street shop for a meeting, I searched for Knights on Yahoo. It seems to be not a girls' bar, so I entered with peace of mind. Personally, I highly appreciate the bartender and the menu. I felt that it was quite user-friendly when I casually entered. The bartender looked tough on the outside, but I could see a smile and a capable attitude when serving. The name of the shop is NUTS CAFE Nights, as listed on Hot Pepper, which I believe is the official name. Homemade bacon jerky lettuce arrived with it. It was quite delicious. It had just the right amount of hardness, making it perfect to chew on and goes really well with beer. The Jim Beam highball appetizer was a deep-fried pasta that went well with the drink, with a junky seasoning taste and a crispy texture that was irresistible. The highball made with Heaven Hill soda was incredibly delicious, making me want to try more varieties of drinks. As the time for the first meeting approached, I quickly paid the bill and reluctantly left the shop. I definitely want to come back to NUTS CAFE Nights again.

Welcome. ---------- 2020.02 ----------It's been quite a while, over 4 years since I last visited. The American-style interior is still popular among young people. I like sitting at the counter, and this time a long-haired guy (I thought it was a girl) told me, "We have a whiskey tasting set." It's been a while since I had whiskey...I chose the Hakushu x Bowmore from the menu. Both are great! (= ´∀´)ﾉ凵゛Starting with fried pasta, surprisingly light in flavor but with a nice crunchy texture. The spiral fried potatoes looked like they were made with a machine you could find at a 100 yen store, and had a street food vibe. The herb salt was a perfect match. The roasted cashew nuts were recommended and they were perfectly roasted, hot and moist, with just the right amount of salt. I found a Long Island Iced Tea on the menu, which was a nice surprise. It was almost like a liqueur with a high alcohol content. It's been a while since I had a Long Island Iced Tea. It's almost 4 o'clock and the place is starting to get crowded with energetic young people. I can't keep up with their energy and sleepiness...

After enjoying a delicious meal, I like to sip on a crisp gimlet or a bold Bowmore while listening to the stories of the wise elder. To be honest, I'm not a fan of talking business over drinks, so I pretend to listen while actually enjoying the atmosphere of the restaurant, observing other customers and the movements of the staff. I find it amusing how I nod along without really paying attention. I apologize for that. Maybe next time we can all come together and try out different dishes. Thank you.

On Sunday, I found a bar that was open. I had the usual bagna cauda and clam chowder pie. The all-you-can-drink option was cheap! It was 1500 yen for 120 minutes. I will definitely go back when I want to casually drink!

I left the second place and my friend suggested this place. It's my first time here. The atmosphere is filled with young people. Probably good for second or third rounds, with tasty food options. We had a 120-minute all-you-can-drink deal with 2 food items, but the smoke was too overwhelming. The next morning, my head, body, and jacket all smelled like smoke! The environment knocked me out more than the system or service.

On the way to the first place, I heard loud and cheerful music, so I decided to try this second place. The restaurant is spacious but not crowded. The potatoes were burnt in the center and tasted bitter. I chose truffle salt for the flavor, but it just tasted like regular salt. I ordered a Margherita pizza, but it felt like they just slathered store-bought pizza sauce on store-bought dough. The price did not match the taste, making it a pretty bad value for money. I felt it was quite expensive when I paid the bill.

I went to Nutz Cafe and I have been there many times, but today's post is about their Spiral Fried Potato, which seems to be popular. You can choose different toppings based on your mood that day, so there were many flavors to choose from! I also ordered the ribeye steak, and as someone who likes fatty meat, I enjoyed it. It was voluminous and cooked perfectly. The food menu was diverse and I enjoyed many delicious dishes. I also liked the atmosphere inside the restaurant, it was lively and had a moody feel. Thank you for the meal.

I came here because they have all-you-can-drink with Corona in it! I ordered the Loco Moco Avocado and the homemade hamburger with original sauce, and they were both delicious and had a great volume. It was a perfect size to share with 2-3 people. Thank you for the meal.

This stylish and trendy restaurant located a bit off the main street in Susukino caught my eye with its appealing appearance. I had a feeling they would make delicious sake just by looking at it, so I decided to give it a try. Here is what we ordered: - Homemade bacon jerky @580 - Shrimp spring rolls @680 - Oyster gratin with 5 varieties (forgot the exact name and price) - Quattro Formaggio pizza @1,180 (crispy crust) - All-you-can-drink option @2,000 (excluding tax) x2 I came here with my brother today, so we opted for the all-you-can-drink option. We started with beer, a safe choice. We ordered dishes that caught our attention. The homemade bacon jerky was interestingly presented and had a thick cut with the perfect chewiness and a spicy kick from black pepper. It was definitely made for beer. I love shrimp spring rolls, and the ones here were perfectly sized with juicy shrimp and a good amount of cheese, making them a great match for alcohol. They came with both sweet chili sauce and sesame sauce, but I prefer the classic chili sauce. Next, we tried the Quattro Formaggio pizza with lots of cheese, which we paired with red wine instead of beer. The crispy crust paired perfectly with the saltiness of the cheese, creating a delightful combination. Lastly, we had the oyster gratin, which had different flavors with variations like Margherita and some unique options. The combination of oysters and cheese is truly a match made in heaven. Overall, we had a great time. We enjoyed plenty of wine and delicious food. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

I used it for an important anniversary and was very satisfied ♡ For my meat-loving best friend's special birthday, I thought Shurasco would be good, and I was looking for a restaurant that could also provide a surprise. When I visited, even though it was before opening, the female staff were friendly and welcoming, so I felt reassured to make a reservation. I was torn between courses, but the menu was quite extensive, so I decided to go for the a la carte option. The shrimp and avocado salad at the beginning was delicious and generous in portion! The spinach and egg roll was also recommended, a popular item that lived up to its reputation! The main Shurasco was beautifully presented with a paprika flower blooming on top, colorful and photogenic with a big impact! It included beef, pork, chicken, and hamburger, probably totaling over 600g. It was a huge portion beyond my expectations! I was considering a Shurasco specialty restaurant, but I'm glad I chose this place in the end and was satisfied! Towards the end, the restaurant surprised us with a homemade cake! They allowed us to bring our own cake, but the fruit-filled and delicious cake they provided for only 1500 yen was a great choice. We were already full from the meal and knew we couldn't finish the cake, so we took it home in a box! This is a personal side note, but the bill came out to 8338 yen. This is called a mirror number or an angel number, and it made me happy thinking that even angels were celebrating and sending a message! I'm glad I chose this restaurant, thank you to S-san and all the staff members ♡♡

I have visited this place a few times for a second party with friends. The neon lights outside are dazzling. The location can be a bit intimidating, but it's kind of funny. The interior is dimly lit, and we were seated in a booth separated by curtains. The conversations on both sides were getting pretty intense with work complaints. My friend and I joined in with our own stories, haha. The New York cheesecake was delicious. It wasn't overly rich, which was nice. I can't remember what else we ordered, haha. The all-you-can-drink option is only 980 yen with a coupon. It's cheap and helpful.

Welcome! This is a popular nut-themed restaurant in Susukino, Chuo-ku, facing south on South 6th Street. It's been six years since I last visited. The place is spacious and has a resort-like atmosphere, with lighting and TV adding to the ambiance. The customers and staff are mostly young, with one older staff member providing excellent service. I thought he might be the owner, but he turned out to be a part-time worker. The cider is quite popular here. The NY Caesar salad is easy to enjoy, but the oyster gratin was disappointing with reused shells and a watery consistency. The basil, tomato, and cheese potato skins were a nice touch. The NY Fire Steak was grilled perfectly with a pink center and a flavorful onion sauce. The thick-cut bacon carbonara was creamy and delicious, especially with the addition of a soft-boiled egg. The gelato was refreshing, but not the best I've had. The restaurant was full after 8 pm, with two birthday celebrations happening. The service by T-san was excellent. I hope other restaurants follow suit and provide high-quality service like the young man with glasses here. Thank you for the meal!

This is a dining bar located in the iBisu building in Susukino. I had used it many years ago and was happy to see that the restaurant was still there, so I decided to go in. They provided a knee blanket for me, and I felt that the service was good. They offered a variety of drinks including hot tea, not just alcohol, so I thought they catered to various needs. I ordered the following: - Roasted Caesar salad with lettuce (\780-) - Fish & Chips (\650-) The fried food was crispy and delicious. I only had two dishes, but I think whatever you order, you won't go wrong.

<Food Description> - Vinegar salad with raw ham and colorful vegetables, topped with avocado, cherry tomatoes, cheese, and what seems to be ham and lettuce. - Oyster gratin Margherita, with small oysters. - Cheese frits & basil mayo potato skin, with minced meat and Tabasco sauce that was too spicy for my friend. - BBQ churrasco with a hearty skewer of 3 types of meat (beef, chicken, pork) and whole onions. It was lukewarm and disappointing. - Chef's recommended pasta, possibly basil flavored. - Today's gelato, chocolate ice cream. The meat dishes were difficult to enjoy towards the end due to the all-you-can-drink policy and lukewarm temperature. The churrasco is best enjoyed warm, so it was a bit disappointing.

This shop has a youthful vibe that really stands out. It's been around for quite some time and stays open until morning, so I think a lot of people have been there. The shop is quite flashy and eye-catching from the outside. It's located a bit off the beaten path in Susukino, but it's easy to spot once you pass by. I've been there a couple of times and it has a somewhat shady bar-like atmosphere. It feels American, with dim lighting that doesn't make you feel very comfortable. I remember they had quite a few American-style drinks and food, but nothing particularly delicious that stood out in my memory. Personally, I'm not a fan of this kind of atmosphere and wouldn't go there on my own. It's similar in style to "Radd" in my mind, but what do you think? It might be a good spot for friends looking to have some reasonably priced beers or cocktails and fried foods.

Second party course for 2000 yen. Wow, nostalgic fried food! Potato & onion rings. Lately, second parties have been more about cake and tea, so this was a nice change. Another dish was roast beef, vegetable sticks, and spicy fried chicken with salsa. The chicken was really spicy! I personally enjoyed it, but for those who can't handle spice, it was a struggle to even take a bite. The Nutz Cafe is located in a building with moonlight. It's a bit of a walk from the underground lobby, but overall a convenient place. There were a lot of young people around, probably from a mixer (laughs). Overall rating for Nutz Cafe Nights in Sapporo City, Chuo-ku, Minami 6-jo Nishi 5-chome, Ivy Building 1F. 18:00-6:00 (Fri-Sat until 5:00, Sun-Holidays until 3:00). Open daily. 011-533-6000. http://r.gnavi.co.jp/h005200/

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