[Point] - This is a cozy hidden gem where you can enjoy a glass of wine and some small dishes after work. - The small size of the restaurant makes it ideal for 1 or 2 people. [Content] This was my second visit, so I only had the wine without touching the small dishes on the table! The wine I had was a 2017 Soave. It was fruity, easy to drink, and had no strong flavors, making it a good match for a meal. Thank you for the meal!

I enjoyed some wine and highball snacks at a cozy little wine bar. It had a hidden gem vibe and I would definitely stop by again when I'm nearby. Thank you for the meal!

Sapporo. Located in the Takesato Building B1 along the Clock Tower Street, 2 blocks north and 2 blocks west. Descend the stairs and it's immediately on the right. I was brought here, but I had no idea it was underground. It's hard to tell what kind of place it is from the sign outside - is it a club or a snack bar? Upon opening the door, you're greeted with a dimly lit interior with a deep wooden counter. Behind it, there are two small tables for two. It's a compact space. The cute and smiling staff member was wearing a kimono that day. I'm not sure if they always wear kimono. The menu for snacks (pictured) was simple and handwritten. There were also dishes like penne and peperoncino. Since I had already eaten, I just had a light snack. The black plate served as an appetizer. It seems to be related to their menu and appetizers from previous times. I enjoyed a glass of red wine (served in a Riedel glass) while chatting with the staff and the customer next to me as the night went on. I had two glasses of red wine. It's a good place to go for a drink and a bite to eat if you're in the area near Sapporo Station and Odori Park and feel like having a little more to drink. Just be aware that they don't stay open late.