テイショクメシヤ
Teishoku Meshiya
A popular morning-to-afternoon teishoku spot by the market, celebrated for fresh seafood bowls, standout salt ramen, and classic home-style set meals.
Dining
Seafood-Centric Teishoku Dining, Cafeteria, Market Meal
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Located in the wholesale market’s frequently overlooked building, Teishoku Meshiya seats around 12 across tables and a counter. It’s known for bright, unfussy dining featuring seafood-don (salmon, ikura, scallop, crab), salt ramen using dried scallop stock and herb pork fat, and hearty pork or fish set meals. Favored by morning crowd, familes, and solo diners, it earned a 2024 Tabelog “Top 100 Cafeterias” award. The ever-rotating menu offers value while staying anchored in fresh Hokkaido ingredients.
Facilities & Services
Walk-in only; reservations not possible
12 seats (3 tables, small counter); non-smoking
Casual, cafeteria setting—family, market workers, and solo diners welcome
Nearby parking for market visitors
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