Sapporo Seafood Brunch Tour: Taste Fresh Hokkaido
Discover the flavors of Hokkaido on a guided tour of Sapporo's Nijo Market. Taste fresh seafood, enjoy a sushi brunch, and explore local specialties and history.
Boulangerie Coron Sapporo Stellar Place is a bakery in Sapporo Station, Sapporo.
Editorially verified June 2, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Sapporo Station-direct; queue forms at 12:00 for the lunch sandwich window.
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Address: Chuo-ku, Sapporo 060-0005, Japan
The Ishiya counter inside Daimaru Sapporo's depachika, selling boxes of Shiroi Koibito and the rest of Hokkaido's signature confectionery for travellers.
Tip: Sapporo Station-direct; the souvenir queue is shorter than at the airport.
Worth the queue: Shiroi Koibito white-chocolate cookie box
Kinotoya's Sapporo Station outlet, working the city's standard freshly-baked cheese tart at the platform-level retail level. Boxes of six are the souvenir.
Tip: Buy two boxes to share; the tarts have a 48-hour fridge life from purchase.
Worth the queue: Yakitate Cheese Tart
Kyoto-rooted Le Petitmec's Sapporo Stellar Place branch. French viennoiserie sized for daily eating; second only to Coron's croissant at the same mall.
Tip: Cheaper croissant alternative if Coron's queue is too long Best in the morning before noon.
Worth the queue: Croissant au beurre
Coron's main shop near Bus Center Mae station, a clean small-format bakery for Sapporo regulars. Same baking team as the Stellar Place branch.
Tip: Mondays closed; queue starts 09:00 for the morning baguette rack.
Worth the queue: Country bread (campagne)
Obihiro confectioner Rokkatei's Maruyama outlet, the Sapporo home for Marusei butter sandwiches, Yukiya Konko chocolate cookies and seasonal Hokkaido sweets.
Tip: The two-floor Maruyama branch has the full take-home Marusei stock the airport often runs short of late in the day.
Worth the queue: Marusei butter sandwich
The Ishiya counter inside Daimaru Sapporo's depachika, selling boxes of Shiroi Koibito and the rest of Hokkaido's signature confectionery for travellers.
Tip: Sapporo Station-direct; the souvenir queue is shorter than at the airport.
Worth the queue: Shiroi Koibito white-chocolate cookie box
Kinotoya's Sapporo Station outlet, working the city's standard freshly-baked cheese tart at the platform-level retail level. Boxes of six are the souvenir.
Tip: Buy two boxes to share; the tarts have a 48-hour fridge life from purchase.
Worth the queue: Yakitate Cheese Tart
Kyoto-rooted Le Petitmec's Sapporo Stellar Place branch. French viennoiserie sized for daily eating; second only to Coron's croissant at the same mall.
Tip: Cheaper croissant alternative if Coron's queue is too long Best in the morning before noon.
Worth the queue: Croissant au beurre
Donguri's Susukino arcade branch, open later than the Odori shop with the same chikuwa-pan menu plus an extended evening curry-pan and pizza-pan line.
Tip: Curry pan stays warm in the hot case until 22:00; the late-night snack of the city.
Worth the queue: Chikuwa pan