Around Japan, "problem" is a magical existence. At the entrance of many restaurants, you can see the word "food plaques", which means "just eat, eat enough." Similar expressions include drinking questions, putting questions, taking questions and so on. The expression with "something to put a question" is actually the meaning of "casual ~" "arbitrary ~". So, can the "food recipe" be completely equivalent to the Chinese buffet? In fact, the difference is quite large. The expression of "food plaques" is made by the Japanese themselves. In Japan, restaurants with the words "food plaques" are everywhere. Under normal circumstances, as long as it is written "food plaques", people who eat can eat buffets at the specified time and price, and there is no limit to how much to eat. It's like a Chinese buffet. It is not the same. Eating Chinese buffets is free to eat any kind of food at the specified time (only some small restaurants are not subject to time limit). There is no limit to what to eat, and the Japanese food recipe is usually a certain kind of food. You can eat it casually, not just any one. This is one of the differences between the "food recipe" and the Chinese buffet. The second is that the "food restaurant" is usually a discount to customers as a promotion. The content of this offer is not fixed. Between the store and the store, there will be different contents of "food plaques" in different periods. This shop is " sushi restaurant ", the shop is "watermelon restaurant "; yesterday was " The content of "food recipes" is generally limited to one. See the words "release questions" in all parts of Japan, don't confuse with the domestic buffet. The Susukino area of Sapporo is the more exciting the night, the little lanes, and the red lanterns attract guests in the night. There is a hidden in it, the main cooking meat, and the internal organs grill. Pushing the door, wooden stairs, small private rooms, bar under warm yellow light, the feeling of being in the country is now. () Address: 064-0805 Sapporo Chuo-ku South 5 West 4 Chome Opening hours: 18