Delicious rice, plenty of side dishes, and tasty miso soup are the best. It's a small shop, but the home-cooked meals made by the owner are full of kindness. You can enjoy a relaxing time by taking your time to eat. It's recommended to make a reservation before going. Whether you're alone or with a friend, it's a great place to visit.

This small restaurant has only 6 seats and is a hidden gem. The owner operates it alone, so the food may take some time to come out. However, the set meal is delicious and has a surprising amount of food for only 850 yen. The rice is also delicious. It's recommended for when you want to enjoy a leisurely meal with tasty food.

I felt like I was eating human-friendly food for the first time in a long time, coming from someone who usually eats ramen and oily foods. Having lunch at a cafe was so nice (laughs). Oh, it was very delicious. Handmade is wonderful.

I wanted to eat a proper meal because I've been eating unhealthy food too much, so I came to this restaurant. The pork stew is delicious and tender, and the side dishes are very satisfying. You can enjoy high-quality, comforting home-cooked meals here. The service includes refills of black bean tea in a pot and offers for extra rice.

Whenever I come, the home-cooked meals from Mama are gentle on the body and make me feel energized. Being able to eat calmly and relax at night is also one of the charms.

I read a review of Momitaro in the north in August 2017 and decided to visit. It seems that there is a female owner running the place alone. The lunch set costs 850 yen, and you can choose from several main dishes. I chose shrimp fry and grilled fish. The interior of the restaurant is stylish like a cafe and quiet. When the lunch set arrived, I was surprised by the variety of dishes. Each dish seemed to be carefully prepared. The shrimp fry was delicious with a crispy coating and a flavorful shrimp inside. The miso soup was also tasty, and the large tofu in it was delicious. It took 30-40 minutes for the food to be served, so it might be difficult if you are in a hurry, but I was able to enjoy a satisfying lunch. Thank you for the meal.

On a certain weekday, I finally visited this café for lunch. It was a place I usually pass by but never really noticed. The parking situation is a bit tricky, so it's best to check with the staff. When I arrived, the shutter of the café was closed, even though it wasn't supposed to be closed. Just as I was about to give up and look for another place, the shutter opened! Of course, I hurried inside. The café was compact, with two small tables for two and a couple of seats at the counter. There were also stylish dishes displayed for sale. Jazz music was playing in the background. Since the owner was not around and it seemed like it would take a while for him to return, I asked the person who was there if I could have a coffee, and they said it was possible ("Coffee set for 150 yen"). Oh, the owner is back! After some back and forth, I decided to order the "Grilled cod fish (surprisingly only 850 yen!)" from the daily specials. The timing was perfect, as my coffee arrived shortly before the meal. The coffee seemed to be hand-dripped and tasted quite good. Soon after, my meal arrived! Wow, so many side dishes! I took a bite of the grilled cod fish, which was small but perfectly fatty, and I got really excited as it had been a while since I had grilled cod fish. The side dishes included spinach, simmered vegetables, simmered bamboo shoots and beef, kinpira burdock roots, simmered eggplant, and sweet rolled omelette, providing a satisfying variety. There was also tofu, leafy greens, and green onion miso soup, along with multigrain rice and furikake on the side. Wait, refills are free? I ended up eating almost all the side dishes (^-^;). But I went for seconds and finished my meal with furikake on top. The kind and healthy variety of side dishes and the fact that you can eat grilled cod fish at this price is like a miracle. I might come back here again. Thank you for the meal.

There seemed to be a parking lot. It is necessary to confirm with the store. An elderly mother was working hard alone. The atmosphere was somewhat different from what I had imagined, but the food was not pre-made, and it felt like they were cooking in a cafe-like style. The sound of cooking could be heard, with jazz music playing softly in the background. The sound of eggs being beaten could occasionally be heard. When searching for this restaurant, Sakuradeli, on Tabelog, it unexpectedly showed up in Chinese. I selected Japanese in the top right corner to correct the display, but for some reason, other restaurants had also been displayed in Chinese before. The lunch menu was 850 yen, with options like shrimp, scallop fry, simmered pork, white fish fry, fillet cutlet, grilled fish (Pacific cod, cod, salmon), omelette rice, and chicken tomato stew, making for an attractive lineup. While I was there, three groups of customers came for takeout, but the wait time was quite long. I chose cod and patiently waited for my food. When I arrived shortly after they opened, the store felt like it had just turned on the heater, with the interior temperature making my hands numb, gradually warming up. The Daruma stove was in operation, but the floor remained cold even as the room warmed up. After about 30 minutes, my food arrived. Everything had a handmade feel to it. The cod was juicy and flavorful, although its appearance was not very appealing. It came with grated radish. The simmered fried tofu and carrots were flavorful, with the tofu having a firm texture and the carrots being soft and sweet. The rolled omelette had a strong sweetness to it. The boiled vegetables provided a good dose of veggies. The sautéed burdock was lightly seasoned and enjoyable, along with the creamy potato salad and other healthy dishes. The rice was like mixed grain rice. There were tables for solo diners, tables for two, and a waiting area. Overall rating: 3.3 Taste: 3.3 Service: 3.3 Atmosphere: 3.3 Value for money: 3.3 Drinks: - Address: 8-1-6, Kita 22-jo Nishi 8-chome, Kita-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan ☆☆☆ Coming Soon ☆☆☆ Shall we go to a cafe next time?