【Takeout】Located directly connected to Asao Station on the Nanboku Line subway, the Daiei, now known as Aeon Asao store, has a delicatessen shop on the basement 1st floor where they make fried foods such as croquettes. Sometimes, they offer a discounted item as the daily special. The shop is located on the basement 1st floor of Aeon Asao store, a commercial facility directly connected to Asao Station on the Nanboku Line subway. 2023/2/23 4:30 PM I will also buy dinner side dishes＾＾Mogutan will not do his usual discount hunting, but will get them at regular price (＾ω＾) Cod fish fry 132 yen + tax Horse mackerel fry 143 yen + tax They are a bit thick, but not too greasy. The cod and horse mackerel are well controlled in terms of freshness and taste＾＾ The timing and temperature control of frying greatly affects the taste of fried foods. The lady here is good at frying( *´艸｀)

I have purchased this before, but I don't remember it very well. Perhaps it wasn't memorable. I bought the Teriyaki Chicken Leg for 450 yen plus tax. The teriyaki flavor was average, but the meat was tough. The price is like department store basement prices, but the portion size is small. Not a good value for the money. Thank you for the meal.

I visited San Marco Kitchen at AEON Sapporo Asahi store for the first time. I often hear about San Marco Food on the radio, so I decided to try it out. I bought the following items: - Beef croquette for 120 yen (excluding tax) - Ham cutlet for 100 yen (excluding tax) I had them later that night. The beef croquette was delicious, you can taste the beef and the potatoes were fluffy. The ham cutlet was described as old-fashioned, and it was indeed a square piece of ham. It brought back nostalgic memories. Both items were easy to eat and perfect for a quick snack. They went well with beer. Overall, it was a satisfying meal.

On Sunday, I got a haircut in Asao and wandered around the area. It was a little past 10 o'clock, and there were limited dining options open. I visited "San Marco Kitchen" in the food court of Aeon. While they are known for their creative croquettes, this store also sells a variety of fried dishes and bento boxes. I tried their "Katsu Rice Sandwich @249" to go. In simple terms, it's like a katsu onigirazu (rice sandwich). However, it was quite delicious. The tender katsu with a sauce that tasted like a mix of sauce and soy sauce... not too strong, which left a good impression. I'll definitely go back for more. Thank you for the meal!

I used it for the first time and it was very delicious. I bought the salt-dressed zangi bowl for 430 yen including tax, and it came with a croquette which was very good deal. The croquette was also very delicious!!! I will use it again!

This is a review of a takeout shop located on the basement floor of Aeon Asao. I occasionally used to visit but this is my first review. I came in the evening and everything was 20% off that day. I bought croquette mini burgers, sweet potato mochi set, fried dumplings, char siu, and tonkatsu onigiri for dinner that day and breakfast the next day. They were all decent in taste and convenient. I will definitely use it again. Thank you for the meal!

Welcome.---------- December 2016 ----------Located in the basement of the Daiei (Aeon) Asao store, directly connected to Asao Subway Station, is a corner with various side dishes. Hello! Next to the freshly fried korosuke and fry sold at the San Marco directly managed store, there are bento boxes, onigiri, and even sake to accompany your meal. It doesn't feel very specialized, but it's convenient for the Ioan Tuesday market, where things are a bit cheaper. Around 6 pm, they also offer discounts, so it's bustling with people stopping by on their way home from work. I tried a dish that was completely different from fried food, like homemade char siu fried rice with a rich flavor. Of course, you should be able to use WAON, but I was too embarrassed to ask. The dice-shaped char siu had a rich flavor and was tender, and the homemade char siu was also sold separately, which I thought would go well with sake. The moist and fluffy rice had just the right amount of saltiness and was accented with finely chopped red chili peppers, although there wasn't much. It had a more interesting taste compared to convenience store food. The fried items were cheaper than expected, so I was even happier when they were discounted. Thank you for the meal. Tom blog.

This is a fried food shop located in Aeon Asao store in January 2016. It used to be Daiei, but after merging with Aeon, the Daiei sign disappeared, which feels a bit sad. This shop won the gold prize in the East Japan Potato Division Croquette Grand Prix. They have a variety of croquettes, bento boxes, tempura, and more. I bought the Nikujaga (meat and potato stew) croquette after much deliberation. I will have it for dinner. The crust is surprisingly crispy. When I tried it, it had the flavor of Nikujaga, with roughly mashed potatoes, carrots, pork, and a good balance of flavors. Thank you for the meal. ✿ฺ(๑´ڡ`๑)✿ฺ.

In May 2014, Takano-ya Fujiko is a specialty store for takeout fried foods such as croquettes. It is a directly operated store of San Marco Shokuhin, a local company in Sapporo. San Marco Shokuhin is a company that manufactures and sells frozen foods mainly croquettes, spring rolls, and gratin. Takano-ya (To-ko) is believed to be derived from the name of the company's president, Koichi Fujii. They fry croquettes right next to the sales space. The base of the croquettes is made using baron potatoes. This store is located in the Azabu area of ​​Kita-ku, Sapporo, on the first floor of Daiei Azabu store along the Nishi 5-chome Tarukawa street. For detailed location of the store, please check on Tabelog. Croquettes are priced at around 70 yen per piece, which is less than 100 yen. The "Baron Croquette 305" at the affiliated Mitsukoshi Sapporo store is priced between 150 yen and 300 yen per piece. This place offers a very reasonable price range. Of course, they sell them individually. I bought several croquettes and minced cutlets. Menchi katsu - quite meaty taste, not bad. 154 yen (including 8% consumption tax) Curry croquette - base is baron potatoes with carrots and a hint of curry flavor. 72 yen (including 8% consumption tax) Beef croquette - base is baron potatoes with finely chopped beef. The beef flavor is mixed with potatoes. 72 yen (including 8% consumption tax) Squid fry - simple taste, slightly oily. 104 yen (including 8% consumption tax) Croquettes are a commoner's food. The affordable price is pleasing. The croquettes have a good taste. San Marco's croquettes are delicious as always. Overall, it's a budget-friendly place, making it easy to use. I look forward to having croquettes here again next time. Delicious, thank you for the meal.

【Takeout】Located directly connected to Asao Station on the Nanboku Line, there is a fried food paradise on the basement 1st floor of Daiei Asao store. Sometimes, they sell one item at a discounted price as the daily special. Visited again before 7 pm on March 2, 2014, this was the 6th visit of the day. I also bought some bread from Donguri-san, and as I was about to take the subway to move, a sign caught my eye once again. Today's special: 1 piece of fried hokke for 80 yen. I thought it might be small for 80 yen, but when I looked at the showcase, it was bigger than I expected and had a nice color from frying! I had quite a bit of luggage that day, so I didn't want to add more, but the fried hokke was so big (half of a fish), I only bought one piece. I had it for breakfast the next morning at home, and it had no fishy smell, with the sweet flavor of hokke coming out nicely and the frying done well. Even the next morning, the coating wasn't soggy at all, and I regretted not buying 2-3 pieces. I'll buy other fried foods next time I come to Asao.

Welcome! Today's review is about a deli located in the basement of Daiei directly connected to Asao Station in Kita-ku. They specialize in fried foods, with a variety of options such as Korosuke, kushikatsu, tonkatsu, bento, sandwiches, and more. The deli offers a special deal of getting 1 free Korosuke for every 6 purchased. The Korosuke comes in 6 different flavors, so you can try one of each. The deli also offers side dishes that go well with alcohol. The reviewer ended up buying a pack of Korosuke and chicken skin tempura for dinner. The Korosuke flavors include vegetable, beef, nikujaga (meat and potato stew), pumpkin, curry, and danshaku (a type of potato). The reviewer particularly enjoyed the curry and pumpkin flavors. The chicken skin tempura had a crispy and chewy texture, with a sweet flavor. Overall, the reviewer recommends the deli for those who enjoy traditional Japanese deli dishes.

Visited to buy some snacks for drinking. This place is located inside AEON Sapporo Asahikawa store. This time, I ordered 2 "Handmade Tarafly", 3 "Croquette Raclette-style Cheese", and "Nostalgic Ham Cutlet". I thought it was rare to find Tarafly being sold, so I purchased it without hesitation. Croquette and Ham Cutlet are classics. I will take them home right away. Fried foods go well with alcohol ♫ Tarafly, Croquette, Ham Cutlet (^^) all are delicious ♫ I would like to buy them again if I go to Asahikawa. Thank you for the meal٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

I unexpectedly ended up at Aeon in Asahikawa. I was following my notes as usual but couldn't find the Zangi shop I was looking for. Instead, I stumbled upon an Aeon store across from a vegetable shop. It was a decent-sized Aeon with various stores inside. I wasn't expecting much, but decided to check it out. I had planned to write about it later, but due to some circumstances, I had to write about it now. I have a sentimental attachment to "San Marco" because there is a large factory in Tsukibetsu associated with it. I bought some fried shrimp, squid, and cod, which are their signature items. The croquette wasn't to my liking, so I opted for the reliable fried shrimp, squid, and cod. The lady at the counter was friendly. The cod fry was not as good as I expected, but the squid fry was soft and tasty. The shrimp fry was the best among the three. Overall, I don't think I will buy from San Marco again.