Niseko’s Must-Eats This Winter
After a long day on the slopes, nothing hits quite like warming, indulgent comfort food made with Hokkaido’s famously rich dairy, corn, and local produce.
Expect premium yakiniku grilled to perfection, buttery corn ramen packed with umami, comforting bowls of soup curry along with Niseko’s cult-favorite cheese tarts and creamy Hokkaido ice cream, perfect for a sweet treat any time of the day.
Our Picks:
Located in Tatsumi, this refined yakiniku spot is just a 15-minute drive from Niseko, perfect for watching snow fall in privacy, with spacious dining areas and private rooms ideal for large groups or intimate dinners.
A must-visit for classic Hokkaido lamb yakiniku right in the Niseko area, offering a lively, casual atmosphere and bold, smoky flavors that hit the spot after a day on the slopes.
Our Picks:
Sapporo Ramen Daishin Niseko Branch
Every local’s go-to for rich, warm bowls of buttery corn ramen, perfect after a cold day on the slopes.
Aji No Tokeidai Kutchan Branch
This Hokkaido ramen chain is known for its rich miso broth and generous toppings. Conveniently located opposite Kutchan’s MaxValu supermarket, drop by for an authentic local ramen experience after your next grocery run.
Our Picks:
A popular Niseko soup curry restaurant known for its deeply spiced, nourishing bowls and generous toppings, a hearty meal after a long day in the snow.
Located in Kutchan Town, this is a local favourite for classic Hokkaido soup curry, with a rich, spicy broth that hits the spot on cold winter nights.
Our Pick:
Iconic Hokkaido ice cream and creamy cheese tarts made with fresh milk from locally reared cows, a must-try in Niseko.
*Cheese tarts and ice cream also available in their Hirafu takeout outlet.
