Beer garden Sapporobiruen

We had a light meal and a beer in the oldest of the beer garden options. Both were good. Service was efficient. The ambience was nice.

Visited February 2026

We had dinner at Sapporo Beer Garden - Popular Hall/Pavilion. Food & service were great. Ventilation for cooking was good but was not enough, you will leave smelling like bbq lol.

Visited January 2026

The Sapporo Beer Garden, Day three First order of the day was to get a pair of replacement shoes, a corn was too demanding & shoes to tight, found an amazing store (Shoe-Plaza) and they had my size, trip saved! Now that I could potter along, the boss suggested we try the Sapporo Beer Garden! Off ...we went, and once again, driving in Japan is such a pleasure, I wish we had that kind off attitude, courtesy and all in Singapore & Malaysia! But I think there is a fat chance that will ever happen! 😢 The Beer Garden, right next to the Beer Museum, had both inside & outdoor seating, we opted for the outdoors, albeit overcast it was still very comfy! Service was swift, our server spoke decent English helped us with our order (normally they put a pad in your hands & you click & order) The place specialises on Lamb, but beef, seafood & veggies also available, albeit a small selection! You cook yourself, on the grill pretty much the same as Korean BBQ, which is fun & you always have the hottest food to savour! The beer of course was exceptional, perfect for this type of cookery! We had Squid & Prawn for madam, the squid was perfect! Me of course Lamb shoulder sliced, they had the set called Genghis Khan which included veggies, I added the Beef fingers as they called it, plus a baked potato of sorts, with butter, best I had in years! But be aware, only one type of sauce/dip served, had a bit of a teriyaki flavour! Food was good, service perfect, over all ambience Smokie but fun! Value for money for sure! We enjoyed this, and it sees to be a massively popular spot for the locals! (Indoor seating 90 minutes wait, but advance reservation accepted! #sapporo #Japantravels #MarketAdventures #gourmettravels #selfdrivingholidays #hokkaido #sapporobeergarden #sapporobeer #sapporobrewery

Visited September 2025

We had the all you can eat and drink for two hours which was very reasonable and it didn't disappoint. You cook the food yourself and can have lamb, chicken, pork and beef along with rice, bean sprouts etc. You order everything on a tablet and it is brought to you very quickly, sometimes by a robo...t! The Sapporo beer is amazing but you can get wine, highballs, sake etc. A great experience in a beautiful setting

Visited May 2025

“Beerly” the best . A must visit for beer aficionados visiting Sapporo Among my many stops at world wide must sees and dos, my seeking out the best brews has been one of my favorites. Among my highlights of visits to Dublins Guinness, Munichs Paulaner, Oxfordshires Hooks cask ales, Bruges Tripe...l Trappist, Bavaria’s Ettaler, Sidney’s Bitter, and of course the sacred pilgrimage to Latrobe PA to the USAs oldest brewery, today I got to add Japan, Hakkaido’s Sapporo brewery, museum, and beer garden. I was pleasantly surprised with the free (yes free) museum and the great tasting “garden” thants thankfully inside. I learned the history of beer in Japan, how and why it got started in the area and of course tasted varietals I have not before. Whenever I’ve visited Japanese steak house I’ve always ordered a Sapporo since it was the only beet I knew in Japan. Now I know much more and glad to find they have many styles and it’s hard to beat their water supply that flows down their nearly year long snow-Covered mountains. It’s worth the stop in for sure if you’re happening though Sapporo on your snow skiing excursion

Visited April 2025