氷雪の門
Hyousetsu No Mon
A renowned crab specialty restaurant in Sapporo's Chuo Ward, offering an extensive menu featuring king crab, snow crab, and hairy crab prepared in various styles within a traditional setting.
Dining
Japanese Cuisine, Crab Restaurant, Fine Dining
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Established in 1964, Hyousetsu No Mon is a celebrated crab restaurant located in Sapporo's Susukino district. The restaurant prides itself on serving high-quality crabs, including king crab, snow crab, and hairy crab, sourced from premium regions. The menu boasts over 30 different crab dishes, such as sashimi, charcoal-grilled, shabu-shabu, and tempura. Diners can choose from various course menus, with prices ranging from ¥13,200 to ¥23,430 per person. The establishment offers 320 seats, primarily in private rooms that can accommodate groups of varying sizes, providing an intimate dining experience. Reservations are recommended.
Facilities & Services
Extensive Crab-Focused Menu
Private Rooms Available for 2 to Over 30 People
Designated Smoking Area
Contracted Parking Available (2 hours free for diners)
Reservations Required
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