Today, I visited Repas Sanitas, a health care dining near JR Asahikawa Station. I ordered the daily breakfast set for 500 yen from the ticket machine. The breakfast set today included 2 rice balls, a hearty miso soup, and 2 small side dishes. The warm and slightly salty rice balls were a pleasant way to start the day. Thank you for the meal.

I visited this restaurant because I had a delicious dinner before and wanted to try their lunch. The lunch menu supervised by a hospital nutritionist included: grilled salmon with mustard, tempura of butterbur, miso soup, and fruit. You could choose between white rice and mixed grain rice, and pick the portion size of 100, 150, or 200 grams. I opted for 200 grams of black rice. The meal was gentle, warm, and health-conscious, with thoughtful touches to avoid feeling hungry. I keep telling myself that this is a place worth visiting regularly. Thank you for the meal!

I came near the station for work. I had heard that a beautiful restaurant had opened in the hospital before. I always wanted to try going in, but it was hard to go to the hospital just to eat at the restaurant. There is a paid parking lot, but I was not sure if it would be free with a meal. However, I really wanted to go at least once. So, I went to Moriyama Hospital. The hospital is very new, clean, and modern. It has a stylish design. I entered the restaurant and bought an A set meal from the ticket machine. It was a Korean-style flavored pork dish. The ticket machine accepted cash as well as cashless payments. I chose to pay with Paypay. I took the ticket to the counter. There were no other customers, so I got a seat by the window. It was very clean and the view of the blue sky and snow-covered ground outside was beautiful. In the summer, the area that becomes a pond allows for cross-country skiing. The buzzer rang, and I went to get my meal. The meal consisted of miso soup, two side dishes, the main dish, and rice. The main dish was surprisingly generous with a lot of glass noodles. The seasoning of the side dishes was well done, making the rice very tasty. The meal was healthy and delicious. The self-service water and tea meant you had to get up to refill, but overall, the system was similar to a regular restaurant. It was a pleasant lunch with delicious food, beautiful scenery, clean surroundings, and polite service. The fact that they serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner was great. It seems like a nice place for hospital staff to eat, even after night shifts. The hospital's restaurant might be a fun place to dine. I remember the ramen and curry at Yoshida Hospital being delicious. The special ramen at Ashibetsu City Hospital was also a favorite. I've heard that the fried food at Kosei Hospital's restaurant is tasty. I should visit again. Next time, maybe I'll try the ramen. I want to try various dishes. Thank you for the meal!

Located on the first floor of "Duo Sante Asahikawa Kitasayadu," which opened last year adjacent to Moriyama Hospital in Miyamae, Asahikawa City. The restaurant offers a "Caring Lunch" designed by a registered dietitian, providing healthy meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I visited during the evening and purchased a ticket for the "Evening Set" (780 yen) as I was driving and couldn't drink alcohol. It's a self-service system where you purchase a ticket, hand it to the staff at the counter, and receive a buzzer like in a food court. The meal was ready in about 5-6 minutes. The evening set changes daily, and on this day, the main dish was "steamed pork" with plenty of vegetables like Chinese cabbage, enoki mushrooms, and carrots, seasoned with ponzu sauce. The side dishes included "curry-flavored fried pork," "spinach with white sesame dressing," and "dried daikon radish." The overall seasoning was light, probably to avoid excessive salt intake. The restaurant offers a variety of menu items for lunch, including noodles, curry, and rice bowls. The spacious and clean interior creates a relaxing dining atmosphere.

You can use it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, which is very convenient. The warm interior with wood grain and the background music of the music box soothe the tired heart. When I was in the hospital, the only enjoyment was the meals, and I always ate them without leaving anything. I visited with that impression in mind, but it's a healthy meal for healthy people (laughs). There is a machine next to the ticket vending machine that accepts electronic money, and the parking ticket is also self-service. I thought dinner was a weekly menu, but it changes daily. That's also appreciated. I would like to visit for lunch next time. It was a well-balanced meal ^^

I visited the restaurant after reading Mori Rin's review. I felt reassured knowing the atmosphere from the comments. The location was a bit nerve-wracking due to the surroundings. The staff were very friendly and helpful, explaining the menu options. I was excited to eat ramen, but then I saw the wonton noodles and a tempting set meal. I decided to try the wonton noodles. The staff guided me through the process of ordering and getting my food. The noodles were chewy, and the soup was light and easy to eat. The dessert was delicious. They also serve breakfast and have a drinking set menu in the evening. I would like to go back to try the daily specials. They offer parking ticket service. Thank you for the meal!

Last year, I underwent a major surgery at Moriyama Hospital. Now, the scars are completely healed and the tumor turned out to be benign, which is a relief. I heard that a restaurant has opened at Moriyama Hospital this month, so I decided to check it out. Going to the hospital is always a bit scary, especially since I've already been hospitalized at a large hospital in Asahikawa. Moriyama Hospital is located near Asahikawa Station and is quite beautiful, but the idea of going to a hospital is still intimidating. However, on this day, I was just going for a meal. The restaurant is located next to the shop on the first floor, and it is open to both patients and the general public. The hospital food is usually bland, small in portion, and not very tasty, but this restaurant was a pleasant surprise. The menu changes weekly, offering a variety of options including udon, ramen, and curry with reduced salt content for a healthier choice. They also have a special "Compassionate Lunch" menu designed by the hospital nutritionist to support healthy living through food and nutrition. The restaurant accepts various payment methods including cash, PayPay, and electronic money, making it convenient for customers. Additionally, they offer free parking for up to 2 hours, which is a big plus. The restaurant is spacious and newly opened, offering a calming view of the city from the window seats. I ordered the "Compassionate Lunch" which allowed me to choose the rice quantity and type. The nutrition information was displayed, and the meal was delicious with a good balance of flavors. The sautéed sa...

I finally made it to the morning lunch between 7-9 am on weekdays. I was looking forward to the onigiri lunch, but today's Western-style meal was delicious and healthy. The price was only one coin.