App members are already registered, K2FB. To the Manekineko located near Sapporo Station on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors. The front was bustling with high school students, but the capacity was large and we were quickly seated. Ordered potato fries with nori salt flavor and lemon squash using the smartphone QR code ordering system! The freshly fried potatoes were surprisingly low in salt, with sparse nori. The lemon squash came in an acrylic jug, with real lemon slices, refreshing and sour. It's a good place to relax casually at a reasonable price while out and about.

Once again, I used this place after a party near Sapporo Station. This time, there weren't as many people waiting. I left it up to the organizer to handle everything. The room they prepared could fit about 20 people, even though there were only 5-6 of us. It seemed like we might have to move if a bigger group came in and needed the space, but luckily we were able to stay until the end. We ordered a set of fried foods and edamame this time. The edamame was as expected in terms of appearance and taste. The fried food set was also within expectations. It was a good place for a lively gathering. The karaoke songs were unexpectedly good. After a toast, we were completely defeated.

It's a rare sight, the beckoning cat. The company's karaoke organizer usually says we can't go because of the beckoning cat, but today they're not here, probably won't sing, and it's snowing, so I decided to visit here. I was surprised to see many customers waiting, especially elderly people. I waited for about 10 minutes. The room upstairs from the reception area. You take off your shoes and sit on cushions. You can order food and drinks from the tablet. You can also order songs and drinks, making it a convenient world. I had a lemon sour followed by plum wine on the rocks. Both the lemon sour and plum wine were excellent. The glasses were cute. We talked for 2 hours. Thank you for the meal. I didn't play the violin!

On the afternoon of February 2, 2019, after taking a paid vacation day, I decided to unwind with some karaoke (*´∀`)♪ I chose "Karaoke Honpo Manekineko Sapporo Station Nishiguchi Store". Since I had just eaten lunch, I didn't need any food. As long as I could drink and sing, any place would do, right? The song selection lineup is shown in the photo...<(_ _)> I ordered a Mega Kakuto Highball (extra strong) for 947 yen. I placed a microphone next to it to show the size. It wasn't as strong as I expected, just the usual one. The taste was the typical "Kakuto" flavor. I also ordered a Jim Beam Highball (extra strong) for 707 yen. I usually don't drink bourbon, or rather, I don't consider bourbon as whiskey (sorry to bourbon lovers). Yep, the sweetness was noticeable on the surface, not really my preference. It's good that it wasn't too strong despite being labeled as extra strong.

I often use karaoke boxes for breaks. It's convenient because you can make phone calls, charge your phone, have a private room, and even lie down. Since I had a lot of time, I also had a meal. I tried the nanohana udon, which seemed unusual. To be honest, I didn't have high expectations, but it turned out to be delicious. The broth was light and very tasty. The staff were all friendly and provided excellent service, so I had a fulfilling break. I was surprised that the food at the karaoke box was quite good. Thank you for the meal!