Susukino area. I used it as an offline meeting. Arrived on the 8th floor in the elevator! The name of the shop that was informed was different! I asked two staff members if this shop is Himiko, and they said "No". Oh my, Himiko-sama~ Further asked another person and they said it's different now. With confidence that it was correct, I entered and everyone was there. Inside, it was crowded with young people. They seemed to mainly use it for all-you-can-drink. Orders are placed through a QR code, but when I scanned it, it only led to adding a LINE friend, so I couldn't order. Anyway, the four of us toasted with draft beer! Huh? The amount of beer and foam was slightly different for each. The taste was not good, and the mugs were cheap. It's coming, it's coming, it's coming, what is? The appetizer was a commercial "hijiki simmered". I would have been happier with a commercial "kimpira" or even better, a burdock salad. Ordered the main dish of grilled dumplings. The dumpling skin had the same smell as the supermarket dumplings, so I thought it might be bad, but it was surprisingly good! The staff did not provide vinegar and chili oil, so I kept looking around the store until I found them and added them to eat, and it was delicious. I'm not praising you. Next, ordered boiled dumplings. The water was quite cloudy and there was oil floating on it, so I thought it might be a boiled dumpling with pork bone soup, but it was just overcooked. I'm not sure if they make it in-house, but I prefer the grilled version. With 6 drinks including beer for 4 people, 5 dumplings, and 1 portion of boiled dumplings, it costs over 2000 yen per person, so the cost performance is not good for drinking alone. A mysterious shop with a mysterious customer attraction! I'll investigate the mystery later. It was kind of ridiculous, but strangely enjoyable. Thank you for the meal.

Ah, Himiko, Ah, Himiko ♬ Himiko-sama! I came here with the energetic vibe of Hiking Walking Suzuki Q-Taro, but... wait, this is not Himiko, right? Haha, the staff at the restaurant told My Reviewer that. It's Susukino Nikujiru Gyoza Kobo Himiko. On Hot Pepper, it's listed as Yakitori and Gyoza all-you-can-eat at Gyoza Yokocho Himiko. However, there is no "Himiko" in sight here. So, I tried the Choisake set with a luxurious brand of Japanese sake included, which was advertised on Hot Pepper. But to my surprise, it was only available until 6 pm. And the fact that it was set up for a drinking party also caught me off guard... So, since it was still early for the first round, I ended up ordering individual items. Although the all-you-can-eat Yakitori and Gyoza deal sounded interesting, the main event for today was yet to come. The atmosphere inside the restaurant and other aspects left much to be desired, so there was no need to linger. Asahi Super Dry was my choice of draft beer, and some reviewers had issues with the foam, but I found it creamy and enjoyable, although there was a metallic taste that made it a bit hard to drink, making me wonder about the server maintenance. The appetizer was a standard dish of hijiki and gyoza, which I tried both boiled and pan-fried. The chili oil and vinegar were a bit hard to find, and it seemed like a self-serve system. The gyoza had a typical taste, nothing outstanding. The soup gyoza felt overcooked and mushy. Restaurant Information: 064-0806 Sapporo, Chuo-ku, Minami 6-jo Nishi 4-chome 4-5 Light Building 8F Susukino Nikujiru Gyoza Kobo Himiko, or Yakitori and Gyoza all-you-can-eat at Gyoza Yokocho Himiko ☆☆☆ Next Episode Preview ☆☆☆ The sun rises, the mountains awaken ♬ People's hearts sprout day by day ♬ Reference Song: Himiko Gaiden Song: ALI PROJECT Lyrics: Arika Takarano Composer: Sakyuya Katagura