Doutor Coffee Shop Hokkaido Government Office Branch ☑️ Cafe Latte - ¥390 Used a coupon to upgrade size for free! Got a large size for the price of a medium size. Had an iced cafe latte during a quick break from work at the Hokkaido Government Office's Doutor. The menu is a bit limited, but the slightly sweet cafe latte was enjoyable. Let's do our best for work in the afternoon. Thank you for the meal! 🌟

It had been a while since I last visited, but it has become bright and clean. I wonder when this change happened? It feels like the number of seats has decreased. The round tables are cozy, unlike the big square tables before, making it difficult to share a table diagonally. Although it seems to be a facility of the Hokkaido Government Building rather than set up by Doutor, I am posting this after purchasing Doutor's products to enjoy here. The apple pie had a nice level of sweetness. It's a hidden gem for a break, except during lunchtime. When there is only one staff member, the service is good, but when there are multiple, there is a lot of chatter, so I hope they can improve on that.

On a certain weekday, I stopped by Doutor inside the Hokkaido Government Office to pass the time. When I arrived, it was bustling with people attending to various tasks. I didn't have any particular attachment to the menu that day, so I ordered an "Iced Cafe au Lait (370 yen)." Taking a sip... Hmm, I could taste the process of making it - coffee and milk taken from the refrigerator and mixed together. It had a slightly bitter coffee flavor and a slightly higher milk fat content. Thanks to that, I was able to relax at a low price in this area without any worries. Thank you for the meal.

In the lobby of the prefectural office, there is a Doutor cafe. I tried their soft serve ice cream, which looked very soft and started melting as soon as I received it. I quickly ate it! Hmm!? Delicious!! It had a good balance of milk flavor and a light aftertaste. And it's priced at less than 300 yen. Apart from being a bit runny, I couldn't find any faults. I'll definitely come back for more! It was delicious. Thank you for the meal!

On a leisurely weekday stroll in the city center, I decided to take a break at "Doutor Coffee Shop Hokkaido Government Office Store". This Doutor does not have a dedicated dining area, but you can sit at the rest area in front of the store or the rest area on the southeast corner of the first floor. It's a little past 9 am on a weekday, but due to the "prevention of spread" measures for COVID-19, there seem to be fewer people in the lobby than usual. The sales clerk also looks a bit bored. I ordered a "hot coffee" and the savvy sales clerk suggested the "Colombian @250" instead of the usual "Blend Coffee (S) @224". It was served quickly in a takeout cup. I sat at a table in the southeast corner rest area, which also has a vending machine where hot coffee is only 90 yen. This made me hesitate a bit, as I personally think that the taste for 250 yen is good value. I started drinking it. I find that coffee from places like Starbucks tends to be too well-balanced, lacking a distinctive flavor. I think it would be more interesting if it had a bit more character... I enjoyed a leisurely break for about an hour. Public facilities are something that should be effectively utilized. I will probably visit one of these places again. Thank you for the meal.

I came to a Doutor cafe located near Sapporo Station, inside the Hokkaido Prefectural Government building. I've tried coming here a few times, but whenever I finish work and come, it's already closed. It doesn't open on weekends, so it was quite difficult to visit. I happened to have some business with a high-ranking official at the prefectural government, so I thought maybe it would be open this time? I visited after thinking about it a bit before work, not skipping out on work or anything! I was looking at the storefront and discovered the popular crispy apple pie! I've been wanting to try it~ I had it with a small blend coffee. This crispy apple pie. It's not super crispy, but you can really taste the apples. In fact, there's a lot of apples in it! The pie is more like a bread version of a pie, but it's delicious with the strong apple flavor. I forgot the price, but I think it was less than 200 yen. If I find it at Doutor again, I'll definitely buy it. Now, back to work! Thank you for the meal!

On a certain weekday in Sapporo, during a period when I was determined to do my best, I had lunch at the Doutor cafe inside the Hokkaido Government Office. Despite not having done anything wrong, I always feel nervous when entering the building. The cafe is located on the first floor on the north side, with plenty of communal tables that can be used as seating. However, due to the current situation, only about 2 people can sit at each table, so it doesn't get too crowded. There is no background music playing. I decided to order an "Iced Cafe Au Lait (370 yen)" as I didn't feel like having cake this time. The drink was served without a plastic cup or tray, which was a bit unusual. The cafe au lait itself was made well and tasted normal. Since it's difficult to stay for a long time in this location, I will visit again if the timing is right. Thank you for the meal.

This is my second post. There was no crowd at 3:30 pm on a weekday. There were new rusk at the register, but my wallet was empty, so I only ordered an iced café au lait. I love the wooden tables and chairs. Sumo wrestling was on TV. I wonder if there is a line of staff in the morning? The staff today were friendly.

Breakfast. I really like Doutor Coffee because they have soy milk lattes. The sandwiches are the perfect size and easy to eat. Thank you for the meal.

Today I had work at the prefectural office. After a meeting, I felt like taking a break, and luckily, there was a Doutor coffee shop on the first floor. Around the shop, there were free seating areas with chairs, like a break room for the office. I ordered an iced cocoa for 290 yen. I talked too much and my throat got dry, so I chose an iced drink, but when I started sipping it, it was gone in almost one gulp (laughs). It was a bit small in size. After that, I walked back while admiring the nearby "Former Hokkaido Government Office Building," the so-called "Red Brick Government Building" (a national important cultural property). It's nice to look at it occasionally. Thank you for the meal.

I had lunch on the top floor of the prefectural office, but I didn't want to stay long. So, I decided to go to my favorite Doutor cafe for just a coffee after the meal. The location was too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter, causing my coffee to cool quickly. I remembered a TV drama where a celebrity said that chocolate goes well with coffee, so I added some chocolate to my order. There was no fork, so I had to bite into it and leave teeth marks, which is gross, so I won't post a picture of it, but it was rich and delicious. I would love to try it again sometime.

This is a shop I have visited many times. I ordered a cake set. The cakes change regularly, so I always check them out. This time, I had the strawberry tart. There were fewer strawberries than I expected, and it had a jelly-like texture, so I was a bit disappointed. The sponge part was also a bit dry. For my drink, I chose a decaffeinated cafe latte. It comes with a tea bag inside that you can remove once it reaches your preferred strength, similar to tea. It's a good option for those who have had too much coffee or are concerned about consuming too much caffeine.

It is located on the first floor of the prefectural government building. You can eat in an open space like a lobby with wooden tables. It is completely non-smoking. I ordered a soy latte and it warmed up my cold body. They are closed on weekends and holidays, so I visited on a weekday evening. The wooden tables can be used even without ordering from the café, so there were people having meetings without ordering anything. You can also use 10 newspapers for free, and it seems that both prefectural government employees and the general public can use it casually.

Having a serious friend, we ate a hamburger set and then changed locations to have tea at the Doutor Coffee shop on the first floor of the Hokkaido Government Building. I used to work as a temporary employee there for a few years, so most of the customers are probably employees. The shop is closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, and open from 8:30 to 18:30. It's not a typical location for business, but the weather was nice so we bought iced coffee and sat on a bench in the garden in front of the red brick building. We spent over two and a half hours there, watching ducks, sparrows, pigeons, and crows near the pond while sipping our iced coffee. We had various conversations about different things, which may not make sense to men listening in. My friend used to work diligently in a cleaning job near her home until this spring, but she was struggling with the job duties. After deciding to go out into the city, she became more positive and started enjoying herself. We made plans for her to introduce me to another hidden gem for lunch next time, and then I returned some trash at the Doutor Coffee shop before saying goodbye and giving her parents some rice crackers. See you again soon!

After eating a terrible salt ramen at the prefectural government's underground cafeteria, I headed towards my meeting with my second daughter. But it's a bit early. "Is there anywhere to sit?" I thought as I walked to the back and saw a café. As I approached, I realized it was a Doutor Coffee shop. I needed something to neutralize the bad taste of the salt ramen, so I ordered an iced coffee in my anime voice. The waitress then asked if I wanted to sign up for a prepaid card. I ended up agreeing, but then she mentioned a 300 yen fee. I decided to decline, but she said there were already 300 points on the card. In the end, I ended up signing up. The iced coffee was bitter and smoky, but it helped balance out the bad taste of the ramen. I sat at a table for six, but five young people with bento boxes joined me. One of them mentioned having ramen at a certain place, and a woman commented that it would have been better to eat at another place. The others disagreed, saying it wouldn't be a good idea. I nodded in agreement. The woman continued to complain. Was she just looking for an argument?

Welcome. ----------2016.02----------Hokkaido Government Building 1F Nowadays, specialty stores are popping up in various places |o| °д°)ﾉHello. This place is not likely to be visited often unless you work here. It seems like they close early, probably because it's a government office. The café has a good variety of options, with a selection of sandwiches. The caramel sauce in my large size caramel drink is delicious (= ´∀´)ﾉ凵゛ There are not many people passing by the front of the store, but during lunchtime, there are many people taking a coffee break with a sandwich in hand. Thank you, it was delicious.

This shop is located on the north side of the first floor of the Hokkaido Government Building. Unlike other Doutor shops, there are no smoking seats here as it is located within the Hokkaido Government Building. You can also read local newspapers from Hokkaido here. This time, I upgraded my usual blend coffee to a size S (220 yen) using Docomo's premium club. The taste is the same as other Doutor shops, but they use a takeaway cup, which feels a bit bland. The dining area has Docomo's Wi-Fi, but the connection on the east side was a bit weak.

Takeaway only, the space next to the store is non-smoking. Located on the north side of the 1st floor of the prefectural government building (not the red brick side). Open from 8:30 to 18:30. It feels like a mobile store, only for takeaway orders. Today's coffee is from Brazil. There is a space with tables and chairs next to it, so you can drink there. The bitterness is low, the acidity is medium to high, and the aroma is mild. The taste is slightly stronger than other Doutor locations for some reason. Perfect for people who dislike cigarette smoke.

The photo shows a disappointing Espresso S for 200 yen. It comes in an extremely small paper cup, with only about 3 millimeters from the bottom. This is way too expensive for the amount you get. While Espresso servings are usually smaller than regular coffee, this is the smallest I've ever seen. I have occasionally encountered cups filled only halfway in vending machines, but never in a coffee shop. I was so shocked that I couldn't even stand up at the nearby government office break room. I wonder if this is the standard serving size at Doutor Coffee, or if it's an issue with their employee training. I'm curious to hear from Doutor Coffee staff regarding this matter. This shop only offers takeout. I got a hot drink in a paper cup with a lid for a quick break at the break room next door. I couldn't tell what was inside until I received it. They follow the government office's schedule on holidays. It would be great if this shop could become one that customers can truly enjoy.

Doutor café on the 1st floor of the Hokkaido government office. I've been waiting for over 30 minutes now, but if I go back to the office, I'll have to come back right away. Thankfully, there's complimentary coffee service. However, it's just your typical Doutor coffee – not particularly outstanding. But I'll try to give some praise. Surprisingly, they're making an effort to open branches in places like highways and government offices, which is commendable! And having one here is great!! It's nice for an old guy like me to take a break during work. Especially in times like this. Sitting on a bench, typing on my PC, sipping on coffee – "ahh". The casual lunch crowd and bento girls have taken over the benches, so I'll enjoy my time here when it's less crowded. This building doesn't offer much, but it's my oasis. Just 250 yen for a moment of relaxation. Even if the hot cup is hard to drink from, I won't complain. It's just a simple, delicious cup of coffee. Sorry for the empty words in this post.