
Guided tour · 2 hours
Sapporo: Nijo Market, Odori Park & City Highlights
Discover central Sapporo on a guided walk through the Red Brick Office, Odori Park, TV Tower, Tanukikoji, and Nijo Market, with local food and city culture along the way.
Donguri Odori Chikuwa Pan is a street-food stop in Odori, Sapporo.
Editorially verified June 2, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

Guided tour · 2 hours
Discover central Sapporo on a guided walk through the Red Brick Office, Odori Park, TV Tower, Tanukikoji, and Nijo Market, with local food and city culture along the way.

Guided tour · 2.5 hours
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.

Guided tour · 3 hours
Explore Sapporo’s beer scene with a local guide. Taste 10 craft beers across 3 breweries, discover the stories behind the brews, and enjoy a stress-free evening.
Address: 1-13 Odorinishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo 060-0042, Japan
During the Snow Festival in early February, Odori Park's food stands sell Hokkaido soup curry, jingisukan, crab legs and hot potato croquettes.
TryHokkaido festival food stalls
TipBring cash, as most stalls do not take cards; the Tsudome site has an indoor food court and closes at 16:00.
Hokkaido's largest food festival runs Sep into early Oct at Odori Park, with 300 stalls of seasonal Hokkaido ramen, curry, meat dishes and sweets.
TryHokkaido seasonal stall food
TipEach chome has a different theme; 10-chome is the meat block.
A short alley off Minami 6-jo with five small yakitori stands, each running a binchotan grill. Order at the counter, pay cash; standing room only on weekends.
TryYakitori skewers
TipCash only; counter standing room only after 21:00. Order tsukune and negima.
Sapporo's reference zangi (Hokkaido fried chicken) stand. Marinated overnight with garlic and soy, fried to order; teishoku sets under 1,000 yen.
TrySapporo zangi (fried chicken)
TipFree rice and cabbage refills with the teishoku; takeaway also available.
The Hokkaido University dairy stand sells five flavours of Clark's Milk soft serve, made in-store from the campus farm milk; haskap is the standout.
TryHokudai Clark's Milk soft serve
TipOpen campus term-time only; closed during winter break. Five flavours including haskap.
A 42-metre alley of 17 ramen shops south of Susukino since 1951. The narrow lane is Sapporo's tourism focal point for ramen, open through the night.
TrySapporo miso ramen
TipPick a shop with a queue; most do miso, a few specialise in shio or shoyu.
During the Snow Festival in early February, Odori Park's food stands sell Hokkaido soup curry, jingisukan, crab legs and hot potato croquettes.
TryHokkaido festival food stalls
TipBring cash, as most stalls do not take cards; the Tsudome site has an indoor food court and closes at 16:00.
Hokkaido's largest food festival runs Sep into early Oct at Odori Park, with 300 stalls of seasonal Hokkaido ramen, curry, meat dishes and sweets.
TryHokkaido seasonal stall food
TipEach chome has a different theme; 10-chome is the meat block.