ハヤシ商店
Hayashi Shoten
A “little journey” through global flavors: a cozy dining bar from the travel‑obsessed Hayashi brothers near Sapporo Station.
Dining
Multinational Bistro, Dining Bar, International Cuisine, Lunch Option
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Born of the Hayashi brothers’ wanderlust, this intimate 22-seat diner recalls travel’s serendipity. At lunch it serves a choice of rich Hayashi rice (beef demi‑glace) or monthly world‑cuisine special—past dishes have included Pad Thai, Tom Yum, and Malaysia’s nasi lemak. Evenings expand into a vibrant dining‑bar scene, with 13-country food lineup and an adventurous drink selection of 20+ beers and ~100 global wines, sakes, and cocktails. Decorated with murals and artifacts from Asia, Africa, and Tibet, each seat offers a shifting view of the world. Regulars cite owner‑host interaction, cozy vibe, and surprise‑packed monthly menus as the heart of its charm.
Facilities & Services
Reservations accepted (walk-in also ok)
22-seat non-smoking interior; stylish, counter‑centric layout with projector available
Private/party use up to ~20 people; family and casual groups welcomed
Take‑out on lunch; multilingual menus in English; take‑out courses and party plans available
No on‑site parking; ~5‑minute walk from JR Sapporo north exit
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