Sapporo: Ramen-Making Class
Learn how to make ramen from scratch in Sapporo. Knead the dough, cut the noodles, and enjoy your handmade ramen with a delicious broth.
Sumire Susukino is a japanese ramen budget eat in Susukino, Sapporo.
Editorially verified June 2, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Open until 03:00; the late-night Susukino bookend is under 1,500 yen.
Learn how to make ramen from scratch in Sapporo. Knead the dough, cut the noodles, and enjoy your handmade ramen with a delicious broth.
Enjoy 3 bowls of ramen in Sapporo. Learn ramen origins, types, prep, and trends with a ramen expert. Visit 3 shops in Susukino, Tanukikoji, and downtown.
Experience Japanese culture in Sapporo with a chopstick-making and hand-pulled ramen noodle workshop. Craft your own chopsticks and enjoy a hands-on ramen-making experience.
Address: Chuo-ku, Sapporo 060-0063, Japan
The 42-metre alley of 17 ramen shops south of Susukino runs through the night. Bowls land 850-1,400 yen; pick by queue length and a cheap immediate fix.
Try: Sapporo miso ramen
Tip: Skip the shops with English signs.
A Sapporo Station-area izakaya pulling chicken thigh zangi at 100 yen a piece. No appetiser cover, no service charge; cheap base for an after-work drink.
Try: 100-yen zangi
Tip: 100 yen per skewer; no service or cover charge.
The 42-metre alley of 17 ramen shops south of Susukino runs through the night. Bowls land 850-1,400 yen; pick by queue length and a cheap immediate fix.
Try: Sapporo miso ramen
Tip: Skip the shops with English signs.
A Nijo Market sushi-and-donburi counter. The cheapest kaisendon (mixed seafood-over-rice) bowls land 1,800 yen; uni-ikura-crab triple bowls 2,800.
Try: Kaisendon
Tip: Walk in early; the queue stretches by 09:00 in summer Cash is faster than card.
Sapporo Station's ekiben stalls run morning through evening, with Hokkaido salmon and crab bento under 1,500 yen. The Ishikari Sake Bento is the postcard buy.
Try: Ishikari Sake Bento
Tip: Ishikari Sake Bento around 1,300 yen; two pieces of salmon nigiri on top.
Hokkaido University's campus dairy sells Clark's Milk soft serve for 350-450 yen across five flavours. The cheapest authentic Hokkaido dairy in Sapporo.
Try: Clark's Milk soft serve
Tip: Open campus term-time only; haskap is the menu's outlier flavour.
Daimaru Sapporo's depachika sells bento boxes from 30-plus Hokkaido caterers. 800-1,500 yen for a full lunch box; closing-hour discounts at 19:00 daily.
Try: Department-store bento
Tip: Discount stickers go on at 19:00; up to half-price by 20:00.