Sapporo Restaurant

Serving here is generous. Ramen and Curry are very Japanese and very nice. Staffs are courteous. I enjoy every bit of it. Recommended.

Found black dots from several noodles ( not only one ). Suspected fungal growth so went to cashier and informed her that I can see black dots from the noodles and asked her if it is okay. The cashier said she cannot leave that area so will send other staff. Showed it to other staff and later on the cashier came to me and said the black dots are from frying it ( Why would you fry it as it was noodle soup not fried noodle ) but that is because I feel uncomfortable eating it, they will make a new one for me. The photos attached are from the 2nd noodle !! I am not sure they actually made a new one or just washed it and put it back in to the bowl. Food was bad enough to make me feel unhappy but their service was even more terrible. Been living this area for 5 years now, this place is the worst place I have ever been to in terms of customer service and settling issues. Never going back to the place.

A decent Japanese restaurant. Good taste and choice of food. The 🍶 saké is pretty expensive here.

I love this restaurant! The food is simple, excellent Japanese food, reasonably priced, freshly prepared and served to you by friendly and attentive staff. The owner of the restaurant is often seen milling among the customers and brings a very personal touch to your dining experience. The decor is a mix of a modern Japanese restaurant combined with a bit of a sports bar feel - reflecting the owners love of sports - and really makes the place unique. We had Sapporo cater our wedding and everyone absolutely loved it! This is one of our favourite restaurants and we will keep returning here for as long as it's open!

I have been coming here since 7 years ago, always great atmosphere and authentic Japanese food. They put on rugby and sumo sports on.

Nice good quality food. Staff is great too.

I'm going to echo others experiences of very poor service, tiny tiny portions and add a new one- warm beer (at $15-20 per bottle). We ordered a banquet that lists many dishes, as it turns out some of these dishes comprise of ONE bite size portion- the others are approx 2-3 mouthfuls. We spent around 10 minutes eating and 1 hour & 3/4 waiting for dishes to be served while sipping our warm beer. Apart from that I enjoyed the taste of most of the food however the experience was overall in the negative- needless to say I will not be back

Amazing presentation (a work of art) but the quality and taste was not terribly impressive. I have been to Japan several times and have taken a course in sushi making (this by no means makes me any type of expert only background of my love for Japanese food). [Restaurant] 4 of 5 This small but quaint little restaurant was nicely located and parking was not a problem. There are only a few tables here and they did fill up quickly. They have an outdoor section which had ample heaters in the area. [Service] 4 of 5 The service was good. I would not say it is authentic Japanese and I was not greeted by the sushi chefs as I walked in but the wait staff was knowledgeable, helpful, and quick. [Food] 2.5 of 5 As far as sushi / sashimi I was a bit underwhelmed. I hadn't had good sushi in a while and I was eager to give this restaurant high marks for the food. Unfortunately I was unable to do so. On a positive side the presentation was really good at this place. Each dish served was brilliantly put together and was a mini work of art. The taste however was different. To start the tuna sashimi smelled and tasted fishy which is a tell tale sign that the fish is a bit older. I also found the spicy tuna rolls to be slathered in mayonnaise rather than a nice spicy sauce containing mayonnaise. From the outside this restaurant had the look and feel of an authentic Japanese sushi restaurant but unfortunately it fell short in this regard (in my opinion).

Serving here is generous. Ramen and Curry are very Japanese and very nice. Staffs are courteous. I enjoy every bit of it. Recommended.

Found black dots from several noodles ( not only one ). Suspected fungal growth so went to cashier and informed her that I can see black dots from the noodles and asked her if it is okay. The cashier said she cannot leave that area so will send other staff. Showed it to other staff and later on the cashier came to me and said the black dots are from frying it ( Why would you fry it as it was noodle soup not fried noodle ) but that is because I feel uncomfortable eating it, they will make a new one for me. The photos attached are from the 2nd noodle !! I am not sure they actually made a new one or just washed it and put it back in to the bowl. Food was bad enough to make me feel unhappy but their service was even more terrible. Been living this area for 5 years now, this place is the worst place I have ever been to in terms of customer service and settling issues. Never going back to the place.

A decent Japanese restaurant. Good taste and choice of food. The 🍶 saké is pretty expensive here.

I love this restaurant! The food is simple, excellent Japanese food, reasonably priced, freshly prepared and served to you by friendly and attentive staff. The owner of the restaurant is often seen milling among the customers and brings a very personal touch to your dining experience. The decor is a mix of a modern Japanese restaurant combined with a bit of a sports bar feel - reflecting the owners love of sports - and really makes the place unique. We had Sapporo cater our wedding and everyone absolutely loved it! This is one of our favourite restaurants and we will keep returning here for as long as it's open!

I have been coming here since 7 years ago, always great atmosphere and authentic Japanese food. They put on rugby and sumo sports on.

Nice good quality food. Staff is great too.

I'm going to echo others experiences of very poor service, tiny tiny portions and add a new one- warm beer (at $15-20 per bottle). We ordered a banquet that lists many dishes, as it turns out some of these dishes comprise of ONE bite size portion- the others are approx 2-3 mouthfuls. We spent around 10 minutes eating and 1 hour & 3/4 waiting for dishes to be served while sipping our warm beer. Apart from that I enjoyed the taste of most of the food however the experience was overall in the negative- needless to say I will not be back

Amazing presentation (a work of art) but the quality and taste was not terribly impressive. I have been to Japan several times and have taken a course in sushi making (this by no means makes me any type of expert only background of my love for Japanese food). [Restaurant] 4 of 5 This small but quaint little restaurant was nicely located and parking was not a problem. There are only a few tables here and they did fill up quickly. They have an outdoor section which had ample heaters in the area. [Service] 4 of 5 The service was good. I would not say it is authentic Japanese and I was not greeted by the sushi chefs as I walked in but the wait staff was knowledgeable, helpful, and quick. [Food] 2.5 of 5 As far as sushi / sashimi I was a bit underwhelmed. I hadn't had good sushi in a while and I was eager to give this restaurant high marks for the food. Unfortunately I was unable to do so. On a positive side the presentation was really good at this place. Each dish served was brilliantly put together and was a mini work of art. The taste however was different. To start the tuna sashimi smelled and tasted fishy which is a tell tale sign that the fish is a bit older. I also found the spicy tuna rolls to be slathered in mayonnaise rather than a nice spicy sauce containing mayonnaise. From the outside this restaurant had the look and feel of an authentic Japanese sushi restaurant but unfortunately it fell short in this regard (in my opinion).