Saryo Takinoya
Discover Saryo Takinoya, a parkside oasis in Sapporo's bustling Susukino district, where traditional kaiseki cuisine is catered to guests' preferences.
Restaurant Details
In the heart of Sapporo's vibrant Susukino district lies the tranquil Nakajima Park, where the gentle flow of the river soothes the soul and the changing seasons bring a sense of peace. By the park is the elegant Saryo Takinoya, a direct-operated restaurant of the century-old Takinoya ryokan. Here, diners can enjoy stunning views of the serene garden from their table.
It’s clear that Saryo Takinoya was destined for greatness when it recruited Chef Niidate Takuro, who joined in 2007 and became head chef in 2017. Under his leadership, the restaurant earned a Michelin star.
While the focus is on local Hokkaido ingredients, Saryo Takinoya also sources rare fish from outside the region. One standout dish is the signature roughscale sole, simmered in glutinous “domyoji” flour and garnished with delicate light-pink lily roots to evoke the image of a blooming petal. The fish is served in a dashi stock crafted from eight different types of bonito flakes. Diners can also indulge in fresh dishes such as puffer fish with grated daikon radish and ponzu sauce, yellowtail soup with koji, and sashimi featuring tuna, peony shrimp (also known as “botan ebi”), and golden-eyed snapper.
What truly sets Saryo Takinoya apart is its bespoke approach to dining. By considering customer requests and preferences, the team crafts personalized menus tailored to individual tastes. Season after season, new discoveries unfold.
Saryo Takinoya Access Info
Saryo Takinoya is a 3-minute walk from Nakajima Koen Station (Exit 1).
Saryo Takinoya Phone Number
Saryo Takinoya Business Days
Saryo Takinoya Address
Igarashi Building 1F, Minami-8 Nishi 3-6-1, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido 064-0808
Saryo Takinoya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 2 days before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Restaurant location
The northern island prefecture of Hokkaido offers a beautiful natural landscape whose diverse environment produces high-quality local meat, vegetables, and seasonal seafood to create regional cuisine and famous dairy products.
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10 meals
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