It would be better to just process the payment quickly, but for some reason, the ramen I ordered was made on the spot and I still had to wait a bit for the payment. The operation should be reviewed a bit. When entering Gatkin, they have people in place to handle payments efficiently, but for some reason, the food court here is really disorganized. It's a mystery if the management is different. And the thing I disliked the most was the way they drained the ramen. It was all wet and soggy, not drained properly before putting it in the soup bowl. Shocking! Well, it can't be helped! Also, for some reason, the person in front of me was told, "Sorry, we can't make ramen right now." I didn't understand the reason. But I really wanted to eat miso ramen, so I asked if they could make it, and after checking with the noodle chef, the cashier said it was okay. Even though the draining was not good, I'll let it slide. It was my first time coming to Gatkin since it became a term. *You can eat in your swimsuit here! *There was a "Balloon" event on that day, and everyone was having a great time!

Took my nephew to Gato Kingdom Sapporo. We didn't swim, but had lunch at the poolside restaurant. You can use both the outside and poolside areas, so there's no need to wear a swimsuit. Orders: - Shrimp tempura soba 730yen - Golden ramen shoyu 750yen - French fries 260yen - Beef curry 750yen Each ordered what they liked. I went for the shrimp tempura soba. It took about 5 minutes for our orders to be ready. Self-service for water and serving, you have to bring the food to your table yourself. The tempura had 4 large shrimp. I was expecting flat shrimp, but they were surprisingly well-made. The chewy soba in a sweet broth was nothing special. The curry, ramen, and fries made the kids happy, so I guess it was alright. Thanks for the meal.

The name of the pool is Fairy Fountain. I have wanted to visit it since I saw it on Cambria Palace in the past. It is a cheap sweets shop with an annual revenue of 45 billion yen! The rebellious Chateraise, 80 years old, airs on November 6, 2014 (Thursday) from 22:00 to 22:54 on TV Tokyo. However, I was a little surprised by this dining hall. Fried potatoes cost 300, tempura soba costs 550 or 650. The average rating is 3.0, falling between 2.9 and 3.1.

Lunch visit with family. Some thoughts: - Located by the pool at Gâteau Kingdom. - Ordered katsu curry and cola. - Self-service. - Katsu curry came with Fukujinzuke. - Not too spicy, easy to eat. - It was delicious.

[2011-09-16 Visit] This restaurant is located at 132 Higashi-Ibarato, Kita-ku, Sapporo City, Hokkaido, inside Gato Kingdom Sapporo. Since it's inside Gato Kingdom, you don't have to worry about parking. It's a restaurant inside a pool, so you can use it in your swimsuit. On this day, I ordered a parfait and a beer. I was happy to see they had black beer. The parfait was the same as the one at Dessert Terrace. It's on the smaller side, but still delicious. It's convenient to be able to use it in your swimsuit.

This is a food court by the pool at Gato Kingdom. The Mega Zaru Soba for 880 yen is quite generous in portion size. The taste is okay for a food court. The soba broth is a bit on the light side. Since it's not a soba specialty shop, let's say it's okay. However, a chocolate cake was served as a bonus, and it was really delicious. The set curry is also okay for a food court. The fried potatoes that came with the set were too salty! The table was shaky. The staff looked like high school students working part-time. Well, it's a food court, so I guess it's okay?

We received a Father's Day present from our children, a stay with a buffet breakfast. It was delicious and satisfying, but I ended up eating too much breakfast. Even though we went to the morning market, I didn't feel like eating anymore.