I wanted to go to a sauna. Why salmon? I hope the customers who come will come back again, I feel like I saw it somewhere. The bathing fee and sauna fee are separate. Like a sauna in Tokyo. What I liked the most was the floor of the bath! Non-slip floor! This is important. It's not a joke to slip and fall. The sauna was very comfortable! I won't go into details, but it was the best sauna experience. On the way back, I had fruit milk and coffee milk. The bond of the public bath! I found a good place. I found a good place.

I finish work near Nishinomiya Sawa and decide to take a leisurely stroll, but the temperature is too high and I feel like I'm melting. I decide to stop by "Yuya Salmon" to take a refreshing bath. I've been here a few times and the staff are always friendly and welcoming, making it a pleasant experience. I order a vanilla soft serve ice cream for 250 yen from the ticket machine. The staff quickly hands me the ice cream. The shop has just opened and there is only one other customer. I sit in the tatami room and enjoy the smooth and slightly sweet soft serve, which is delicious. The size is not too big but the price feels reasonable. After finishing the ice cream in the cool room, I felt refreshed and decided not to take a bath. Thank you for the meal!

"Yuya Salmon" is a bathhouse? Last night, I had a quick drink in Otaru and this morning I got up early to climb Mt. Moiwa. It was tiring but fun. And what I wanted to do the most was take a bath. I chose "Yuya Salmon" for the bath. The exterior doesn't look big but it is spacious. With a coupon, it was 800 yen cheaper for two people. And if you make a point card, it's double points because Hayashi pitched a shutout yesterday. What's going on with Hayashi this year? I was hoping he would keep his ERA in first place, but then he gave up home runs to Laird and Oka? How much did you get for that? It's about Golden Week... He's just an average pitcher now. The bath is not a hot spring but it's comfortably spacious. Some people come just to eat soft serve ice cream even without taking a bath, and Yome-san is looking forward to it. I got the "mix" flavor. It's really delicious, smooth and with a good balance of sweetness and chocolate. It's more like a chocolatier's soft serve, perfect for adults. This was definitely a delicious soft serve ice cream.

It's so close to home that I often go there when it's warm. I've never written a review before. My little one and I took our time in the outdoor bath. I wanted to relax more, but my little one quickly got bored. After warming up, we both got out after counting to 120 for some reason. Of course, I had a cold beer! A cold beer after a bath is the best! My little one had coffee milk, which they drank in one gulp. It's nostalgic, right? Chicken gizzards were my little one's snack, not mine. I can't eat chicken gizzards because they're too tough, but I managed to finish them. My little one had kitsune udon for dinner. The kitsune udon here is pretty delicious. I had kitsune and green onions. The kitsune had a delicious flavor. I wonder if the menu has expanded? Next, my little one asked to be taken to the bath in Tomioka, so that's where we're heading next!

On holidays, I visited the Salmon Yu bath in Hassamu. The regular bathing fee is 440 yen, but with a net coupon, it's 410 yen. Plus, there's a stamp card where after 20 stamps, you get one free bath! The best part is the staff - they all have great customer service! They greet you with energy and smiles. The soft serve ice cream is usually 220 yen, but they also have campaign flavors which are really refreshing and delicious. In 2018, I counted how many ice creams I ate in a year, and I was surprised to find out it was 233! Now I know if I stop eating ice cream, I might lose weight (lol). I received many comments and even planned meetups this year, it was truly a fun year! Here's to hoping next year will be just as good. Thank you for the delicious food.

Delicious milk soft serve that you can eat until late at night! It's cheap too!

Four years ago, the soft serve after bathing at this facility is said to have a "taste passed down by a French chef." It is smooth, moderately sweet, and quite different from the typical milky flavor, with a strong dessert-like taste. It is perfect for enjoying after a bath.

After a break of about 4 years due to hospitalization, there have been various system changes on Tabelog. Currently, it seems a bit confusing as I am not sure how to write reviews like before. In May 2018, I visited a place called "Yuya Salmon" for the first time. I had heard from a friend that their soft serve ice cream was delicious and affordable. Finally, I had the chance to visit with my usual companion. The restaurant is located in the Hassyam area of Sapporo's Nishi Ward, along Tsuifun Street. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming, even though we were only there for the soft serve ice cream. The soft serve ice cream was larger than expected and came in three flavors - vanilla, salted caramel, and mix. We ordered the mix flavor, which was a perfect combination of the creamy vanilla and subtle salted caramel. The price was 220 yen including tax. In addition to the ice cream, they also had a mini market selling fresh vegetables at reasonable prices. We bought some green asparagus, komatsuna, mini tomatoes, and carrots. The soft serve ice cream was surprisingly large for the price, so we asked the staff about it. They explained that they made it bigger over time to see more smiles on their customers' faces. This warm and welcoming atmosphere reminded me of a good old public bathhouse. I really enjoyed my experience at "Yuya Salmon" and would love to visit again for their soft serve ice cream and fresh vegetables. Thank you for the delicious meal.

My current favorite is the salmon hot spring! It's getting colder, but I always enjoy soft serve ice cream here ^_^ The staff is still energetic and provides excellent service! I think the workplace atmosphere is important when I come here. Everyone naturally becomes lively. And customers also get energized! It's not just about formal customer service...^_^ Salmon hot spring is the place to go not only to relax in the bath, but also to think about work, management, and marital relationships~σ(^_^;) The soft serve ice cream is still cheap, delicious, and has a unique shape! The okonomiyaki is also popular, just heat it up♪ Thank you for the meal! ^_^

In September 2017, I walked 3000 steps each way from home to Salmon Yu to enjoy some soft serve ice cream and drinks. It's starting to get colder, but I still made the trip to treat myself to some ice cream at Salmon Yu. I earned 20 stamps on my card, so I exchanged them for a voucher for three soft drinks. You can also exchange the stamps for a free beer or bath ticket, but the soft drinks deal seemed like the best option. The ice cream was delicious, with a lot of syrup and real fruit in the strawberry flavor. The soft serve was refreshing as always, perfect after a bath. For drinks, I had Calpis soda and a healthy vegetable and fruit blend. The carrot flavor was prominent, but it was easy to drink. I'm looking forward to enjoying more ice cream in October. Thank you for the meal!

Friendly service and always a smiling bathhouse! Whenever you go, whoever assists you, it's a really pleasant bathhouse ^_^ And the soft serve ice cream is delicious too ^_^ Here are the soft serves I had in August for review! Cambac Salmon❗️ Limited time offer Blueberry Soft Serve 180 yen Limited time offer Salted Caramel Soft Serve 220 yen Vanilla Soft Serve 220 yen Fanta+ (KIWI) 100 yen Vanilla Coffee Soft Serve Mix 220 yen The shape varies as the maker changes each time, but it's a pretty tasty soft serve. It's refreshing but also rich. The salted caramel, which was a limited time offer, had a strong caramel flavor and was delicious! It's just the right distance for a walk after the price hike from the nearby store. I'll definitely keep coming back in the future ^_^ Thank you for the meal ^_^

I went for a walk with the salmon-chan to the bath! I was looking forward to meeting all kinds of salmon-chan♪ ( ´θ｀)ノ Of course, we didn't actually take a bath together. The name of the place is Salmon Yu. Don't bother trying to figure out why it's called Salmon. Now, let's talk about the bath. The entry fee is 440 yen. You purchase a bath ticket from the vending machine and enter. The staff here are all so cheerful and it really lifts your spirits! The indoor baths include a regular one and two bubbling baths. There are also two outdoor baths and one dry sauna. There aren't many options, but they provide rinse-in shampoo and body wash which is convenient. After bathing, it's time for soft serve ice cream. It costs 220 yen. You buy a ticket from the machine and the staff makes it for you. I wanted to ask for extra toppings, but I couldn't bring myself to do it (^_^;) Regardless, it was worth the 220 yen with its generous portion, smooth texture, and mild sweetness. On this day, they were also selling cherry blossom mochi and bread from Kurayama Town. I'd like to try those next time too~♫ Thank you for the meal^_^

Sapporo, Nishi-ku Miyanosawa. A public bath located in the back of a furniture store just off the side street of Tsuifun Street. There is a large sign at the entrance that says, "Yuya Salmon Soft Serve Ice Cream is a recipe directly from a French chef! Soft serve ice cream is also available separately, so feel free to try it." The entrance sign features an illustration of a salmon swimming in the water, which is quite amusing. Inside, there is a display of fishing rods and lures in a glass case, indicating that the owner of this place must enjoy trout fishing. The bath is not very large, giving off a vibe of a "local public bath," but the slightly hot temperature is quite pleasant. The entrance fee for the bath is 420 yen for adults (bring your own body soap, shampoo, and towel). After bathing, there is a small raised area for resting and waiting, where you can enjoy soft serve ice cream. They also offer light meals such as udon, curry, ramen, spaghetti, and yakisoba. The yakisoba is only 300 yen, which is quite affordable. I ordered a mini-sized soft serve ice cream and strawberry topping to share. The "mini soft serve" in a cup is a half size, but it is quite generous. The white soft serve is firm and not too runny, with a smooth and creamy texture. It melts in your mouth, providing a refreshing sensation after the bath. The "strawberry topping soft serve" is topped with a generous amount of strawberry sauce, which was delicious but a bit too sweet for my liking. Overall, the soft serve was quite tasty and enjoyable. I might visit this place again for a light meal and bath set, with soft serve ice cream as a treat afterwards. The option of "just a little bit of beer for 130 yen" also sounds appealing. The salmon fried rice also caught my attention. I would definitely recommend stopping by for just the soft serve ice cream or a full experience of a meal, bath, and soft serve treat after.笑

I tried the soft serve ice cream as a joke and it was delicious, so I decided to share my experience. The soft serve ice cream, made from a French chef's recipe, costs 250 yen. They have vanilla flavor available every day, while salted caramel and coffee flavors are rotated weekly. They also offer various light meals and snacks. This place is located on the same premises as a public bathhouse, although it's not a hot spring. I noticed a sign advertising the soft serve ice cream and decided to try it after my bath. It was really good! The texture was smooth and slightly firm for soft serve, with a balanced sweetness that wasn't overwhelming. I tried the coffee flavor this time, and although I wished it was a bit fluffier, it had a nice in-between texture of soft serve and ice cream. Surprisingly, I preferred this soft serve over the one I had at a specialty shop earlier in the day. Maybe it's the effect of the bathhouse? While I was enjoying my ice cream, I saw many other customers, both adults and children, ordering soft serve as well. It seems to be a popular menu item. They even offer a mini size option called "Just a Little Soft Serve" for 130 yen. If you're in the area, I recommend trying it out! I'll also include the bathing fees for reference, but there's a sign inviting customers to enjoy the soft serve without bathing as well. The restaurant's name "Salmon" signifies the hope that customers will return like salmon swimming back upstream. I might become a regular customer at this rate... (I'm so simple-minded). I haven't tried their other light meals or snacks yet, so I can't comment on those. As for the French chef reference, I didn't question the staff about it, so if anyone knows more about it, please share.

It was around lunchtime when I arrived at a slightly larger public bathhouse, not quite a supermarket. The building had a somewhat rural community center feel to it. After purchasing a bath ticket, I noticed a tatami room on the left side, which served as a resting area and dining area. Since it was summer, I decided to order the chilled Chinese noodles. The atmosphere felt like a countryside diner, and surprisingly, it only cost 400 yen. However, they didn't offer a large portion. Despite the low price, the noodles were much better than those from a convenience store, nicely chilled with a well-presented shredded egg. The tangy sauce had a refreshing taste, and even though the portion was a bit small, it was satisfying enough to make me feel like I had eaten something. Overall, I was quite content with the taste, as long as it wasn't terribly bad.

The atmosphere is reminiscent of a traditional public bathhouse, with stalls and saunas, creating a cozy and somewhat homely feel. After relaxing in the sauna, take a break in the dining area with raised seating. The soft serve ice cream, made with care, is a popular choice, with some people even coming just for the ice cream. I purchased the "Small Soft Serve (170 yen)" from the ticket machine, which is said to be a taste directly from the French chef. It comes in a cup and is available in vanilla, coffee, or mixed flavors for 280 yen. The smooth and slightly rich texture is delicious and worth the price. It's a great treat to enjoy after a bath.

I said I wanted to eat sweet and fluffy baked sweet potatoes because it's autumn. When I opened it, the honey was so thick and gooey, it was surprising. It wasn't what I expected, but it was delicious in its own way.

The nearby onsen has raised its prices, especially on holidays where it costs 1000 yen, so I have been visiting the salmon onsen regularly. This time of year is perfect for walking too! I always wondered why it's called the salmon onsen. I ordered my usual soft serve for 220 yen and used a coupon from the newspaper for a 40 yen cashback, making it only 180 yen. It's cheaper than the convenience store's rich soft serve! The soft serve is smooth and delicious, with cream all the way to the bottom of the cone. It's not too sweet and perfect after a bath! I can't help but have it after every bath now. After finishing my treat, I asked why it's called the salmon onsen. It turns out they want visitors to feel like they are returning to their birthplace and to come back again. It actually has a meaningful reason behind it! Well, see you in four years for my next visit (just kidding)! Thank you for the delicious treat!

I wanted to investigate the mystery of the name "Salmon Bath" by visiting the bathhouse again. However, it turned out to be just a regular bath visit. I used a 50 yen discount coupon, so the entrance fee was 390 yen. Unfortunately, there was no special event like the Kurayama Fair this time. Inside the bathhouse, there were large tubs and a bubble bath. They also had a dry sauna, cold water bath, and two outdoor baths. It wasn't too crowded, so I was able to relax. After bathing, I used a 40 yen discount coupon to get a shaved ice treat. Originally priced at 250 yen, I paid 210 yen for a melon-flavored shaved ice. It was a typical shaved ice dessert. I walked back home with my body feeling cold but satisfied.