Hidden Sushi Spots in Sapporo You Wish You Knew

There are foods that everyone looks for when they go to Sapporo. Jingisukan, Soup curry, Kaisendon, Ramen, Yakiniku, etc. And the most common sushi restaurant Today, I'm going to reveal a sushi restaurant that I don't want to open to anyone and that I don't want to be known about. It's called Nijo Market, and it's a fish market. Many people come here early in the morning to look around, but the inside of the market is actually small. Taekke Sushi, located inside, is a local shop that's so small that you might pass it by if you don't remember the sign. There are seats for 3 and 2, but if you don't make a reservation, the seats are usually empty. The sea urchin was really sweet, and the salmon roe was fresher than in Otaru, which surprised me, and the flying fish roe was a work of art with its chewy texture. My partner said, "It's tastier than Otaru??" It was so bad that I regretted eating it on the last day Sushi Dokoroshun, a sushi restaurant I visited in Otaru, which is famous for its sushi It's a secret that it's much tastier than Takeno Sushi I won't explain further. You'll know when you go and eat it. Card x Cash o Opens at 7am and closes at 3pm. If you have to wait, they say you can make a reservation if you set a time, so please keep that in mind