In the food court of the Aeon Moiwa store, a savior in Minami-ku, Sapporo, there is a shop that often offers soba and ramen. I ordered the limited 4-element pork cutlet set, limited to 5 servings a day! I was foolish to have any expectations. The appearance was completely different from the photo, and I was disappointed before even tasting it. The breading was sticky, and the meat was dry. I was disappointed after eating. The reason for being able to order the limited 5 servings at 3 p.m. became clear. Let's go to a pork cutlet shop for pork cutlet.

Southern area along the river in Minami-ku. This is the food court at AEON Moiwa store. ◇ Business hours 9:00-20:00 The ramen shop next door seems to open at 10:00, which is a bit confusing. ◇ Regular holiday follows AEON Sapporo Moiwa store ◇ Electronic money payment available, AEON parking lot available Ordered: ◆ Cold zaru soba (830 yen) Overall, the menu seems a bit pricey. Especially in the morning. The bowl and the soba serving container were nicely chilled, which left a good impression. The noodles had a nice firm texture with good elasticity. The broth had a sweet taste typical of popular soba, and it went well with the toppings, especially the tempura. The toppings included chopped seaweed, chopped pickled radish, chopped fish cake, green onions, egg yolk, and a generous amount of wasabi. The tempura was well-balanced and delicious. The only downside was the price. Although I don't usually praise soba in a food court, I will give a high rating as MyReby-san, whom I respect, also gave a high rating (laughs). It was delicious. Thank you for the meal!

On a holiday morning, I rode my bicycle around the city as part of my diet. Even in the hot summer, it felt surprisingly cool and comfortable cutting through the wind. However, if I push myself too hard, I end up sweating a lot once I get off the bike, so it's best to escape to a cool, air-conditioned place. I cycled all out for about 10 kilometers along the river and took refuge at "Aeon Sapporo Moiwa Store". I decided to have breakfast at the "Soba Isshin" next to the food court. I ordered "Kake Soba @650" and paid with PayPay. After receiving the order bell, I waited in the food court for 10 minutes. The tray I received had "Kake Soba, Tempura bits, chopsticks, and a lotus flower". I added extra spice when receiving it. The soba was smooth and easy to slurp, with a good texture. Although the price may feel a bit high compared to the portion, it was decent overall. The broth was slightly sweet, similar to standing soba, and went fairly well with the soba. If I have the chance, I would like to try their other dishes. Now, it's time to pedal back home. Thank you for the meal!

During my work break, I went to this shop. I had the Tempura Rice Bowl Set for 1400 yen. It's a bit pricey for a food court. The tempura in the bowl included 2 shrimp, sweet potato, green pepper, and eggplant. I wish there was one more piece of animal-based tempura. I was happy that they gave me extra rice. The warm soba broth was rich and had a sharp flavor that I liked. The cost performance is a bit poor, but I was somewhat satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

I was told, "Are you not going to the soba in the food court anymore?" so I made a quick visit. The mori soba costs 650 yen, which is quite expensive for a food court... By the way, the famous restaurant for 100% buckwheat soba, "Hanatsuki," charges 700 yen. The soba here is made with buckwheat from a noodle factory, served chilled with a good water drain, and cooked by a skilled lady. The soba is plain with no distinctive flavor, but it is easy to eat smoothly. The dipping sauce is lightly sweet and smooth, which is actually quite nice. Sometimes you just want to eat something light and refreshing like this. However, the price is high. If it's a food court, I wish the mori soba would be priced at 500 yen.

Welcome.---------- July 2022 ----------Moigan AreaMoigan Ion Food Court |o| °д°)ﾉHelloI went to the neighboring set meal shop, but it was closed, probably due to the influence of the coronavirus, so I came here. It was so hot, so I had to go for something cold to eat. The "zaru soba" looked like it was from a soba shop. Surprisingly, it had a good texture, and the dipping sauce was plentiful. The sauce was mild and sweet, which went well with the rice. The wasabi was really spicy, and the green onions were crunchy. Prices start from 650 yen.There were mostly elderly customers.

When you look around the spacious food court, you'll see plenty of signs that are commonly seen in urban areas. The colorful signs create a bright and lively atmosphere. On this day, I visited this soba shop, but I also found myself tempted by other options. The "Isshin Zaru Soba" for ¥600 caught my eye. It seems to be operated in conjunction with a ramen shop, as there are two signs in the same space. The freshly boiled soba noodles were soft and chewy. They were served in a mountain shape with shredded seaweed on top. The broth had a gentle, homely flavor, perfect for dipping the noodles in. It may be easier to eat if you opt for a cold dipping noodle dish or a set with a rice bowl and hot soba. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I visited for lunch on my day off. It seems that we received a coupon worth 5000 yen that can be used for shopping at the Karurusu Onsen trip on the way back, but we had to use it today and my partner ended up buying rice and pickled plums, shattering my ambition of using the coupon for something else. So, we ended up at the large supermarket Ion in Moiwa for lunch. My partner went shopping, and I started exploring the food court since I was starting to feel a bit hungry. Each set of tables in the eat-in area had acrylic dividers, so I could eat without worrying about other customers. There were options like fried chicken, hamburgers, takoyaki, and dumplings, all from famous fast food chains. I wasn't feeling very motivated today. There was a restaurant where a ramen shop and a soba and udon shop were combined, and it seemed better than the chain stores, so I checked the menu again. "I feel like having tempura occasionally, I dined at a gourmet inn yesterday but there was no fried food, so why not." And so, I decided on Isshin, a soba and udon restaurant. Today's order: Tempura Rice Bowl (980 yen including tax). While there was one order of soba ahead of me, I was called up in about 10 minutes. The square-shaped tempura rice bowl had quite an impressive mountain-like appearance, which got me excited. I had to take a picture before it cooled down, as I wanted to enjoy the tempura while it was still hot. It came with 2 prawn tempura, the usual eggplant, and sweet potato tempura. The prawns had a crispy coating and were plump and juicy. The eggplant absorbed the oil and had the usual sweetness. The sweet potato was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, with a strong sweet potato flavor. The enoki mushrooms were cut into large pieces. I tried the shishito pepper cautiously, but it wasn't spicy. The sauce was sweet and delicious, I felt like adding a little more to the rice. It also came with miso soup with seaweed and pickled radish, so the portion was sufficient. It was also under 1000 yen including tax. I would like to visit again when I go shopping for lunch. Thank you for the meal.

This is a review of a soba restaurant located at the intersection of Ishiyama Street and Gorin Street in Minami Ward, Sapporo City. I visited this restaurant for lunch after practicing golf. It is located in a food court with other eateries, so it tends to get crowded during lunchtime, especially with families. I ordered the "Shrimp Tempura Soba" which looked impressive from the food sample. The seating was a bit challenging as I was alone, but I managed to find a spot eventually. The soba was decent but not exceptional, with a focus on a smooth texture rather than flavor. The broth had a strong dashi aroma but was on the salty side. The shrimp tempura was served hot and crispy, with a unique chewy texture. Overall, the meal was not bad, but considering the price and portion size, it may not be the most cost-effective choice, especially for families. If my child asked for the "Shrimp Tempura Soba," I would probably choose a different option.

Used for lunch. Visited with family. Some thoughts: - Located inside the food court of Aeon Mioiwa store. - Sat at a table. - Ordered pork cutlet rice bowl. - Comes with pickled radish and miso soup. - The pork cutlet was thick compared to the amount of rice. - Very delicious.

Soba Isshin is a soba restaurant located in the Aeon Sapporo Moiwa store. It is situated inside the food court. I visited for lunch on a weekend. The restaurant is located on the first floor of Aeon Sapporo Moiwa store along National Route 230 in Minami Ward, Sapporo. For the exact location, please check on Tabelog. I visited just before 1 pm on the weekend. The spacious seating area in the food court was full. After securing a seat, I placed my order. I had passed by the restaurant a few times before, but the zaru soba for 600 yen seemed a bit pricey in the food court, so I usually skipped it. (laughs) There were no particularly great lunch deals. I chose the "B set" from the available set options. You can choose between hot and cold soba, and since it was a cold day, I chose hot soba. I paid at the register and received a buzzer. After an 11-minute wait, the buzzer went off. B Set: Mini Chuka Don and Soba Set (Hot) Soba: 2.0 The soba seemed to be boiled. It resembled the soba from a noodle shop. The soba didn't have a distinctive flavor. The base of the soba broth was decent, but it was quite salty. It was a bit tough to drink the broth, almost to the level where I think I didn't even taste it. The toppings included bamboo shoots and green onions, but there was no seaweed as shown in the menu photo. Mini Chuka Don: 3.3 The soy sauce-based sauce was on the stronger side, but still within acceptable limits in terms of saltiness. The dish included quail eggs, Chinese cabbage, carrots, wood ear mushrooms, snow peas, pork, bean sprouts, bamboo shoots, small shrimp, and squid. For a mini dish, it had a wide variety of toppings. It came with pickles and barley tea. Price: 850 yen (including 8% consumption tax) The Chuka Don was better tasting than the soba. The quality of the soba was just average, resembling the taste of boiled noodles from a cafeteria. The flavors of the soba and Chuka Don were geared towards younger or more hearty appetites. The inclusion of barley tea was a nice touch. The set at 850 yen might be due to the high rent, I assume. Personally, I think around 650 yen would be a more reasonable price for a lunch set. I might consider going back during a less busy time on a weekday. Thank you for the meal.