北のちゃんぽん家Kita Nochanpon Ie
We are a champon restaurant in Ariake-chō, Eniwa. Starting with our signature Tokusei Champon, we serve satisfying bowls with broth that brings out the vegetables' savory flavor. With plenty of toppings and generous portions, our champon is also popular with those looking for a filling, satisfying meal. Parking is available, so you can comfortably visit by car. Inside, we have tatami seating and children's chairs, allowing families to enjoy a relaxed meal as well. We aim to be a restaurant loved by a wide range of generations, particularly local residents.
- 6 Chome-2-19 Ariakecho, Eniwa, Hokkaido 061-1431, Japan
Today · 11 am–8:30 pm
- Friday: 11 am–8:30 pm
- Saturday: 11 am–8:30 pm
- Sunday: 11 am–8:30 pm
- Monday: 11 am–8:30 pm
- Tuesday: 11 am–8:30 pm
- Wednesday: 11 am–8:30 pm
- Thursday: 11 am–8:30 pm
- +81 123-33-2007
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View on Google【The ultimate value champon! Free extra noodles & vegetables! Free rice & curry until 15:00 too】 I had no idea a place like this existedΣ( ̄□ ̄)! What is this insanely good-value restaurant!! First, for the champon, I ordered “Tokusei Champon, 950 yen”! ※Selected extra noodles and vegetables for free! The bowl arrives quickly too. Yep, even the smell is delicious(*´д`*) The champon is incredibly good! Before that, I'd already finished 1 plate of curry. Lol. An ordinary person probably couldn't eat much rice and curry as well after choosing a large champon〜lol. ※Oh, the super-spicy champon is seriously spicy! Lol. At a level casual spice lovers should avoid. The miso champon was delicious too! The Stamina Champon is full-on garlic! You might get tired of it toward the end...
View on GoogleKita no Champon-ya 2025/10/12 This is “Kita no Champon-ya” in Eniwa, Hokkaido. Parking is in front of and beside the restaurant. I think it can accommodate about 10 cars. Inside were counter seats, tables, and raised seating. I sat at the counter, which was thoroughly cleaned and felt hygienic. It was raining, so the interior felt a little dim. It was Sunday, the middle day of a three-day weekend, but it wasn't particularly crowded. They had champon, mini rice bowls, and side dishes such as karaage. For champon, you can choose tokusei or miso flavor. Extra noodles and vegetables were free, and rice and curry were free at lunchtime too. If you don't understand something on the menu, asking seems the quickest way. Besides cash, you can pay by credit card and code-based payments such as PayPay and d払い.
View on GoogleThis place is very friendly to big eaters: extra noodles and vegetables are free, and curry rice is free at lunchtime. Leaving the complimentary rice unfinished is disrespectful to the restaurant, so don't do it. This time I devoured Kogashi Shoyu Champon and curry rice. The Tokusei Champon is light and easy to eat. The Iekei Champon has a stronger flavor, so it goes well with rice. Large portions are free. The Miso Champon feels like Tokusei Champon with added umami and richness. I got a karaage discount passport. You can dig into a plate of karaage for 10 yen. I used the karaage discount passport and ordered karaage. There were about 4 medium-sized pieces. Delicious.
View on GoogleA delicious place with free extra noodles and vegetables, free rice and curry while supplies last, and generous, tasty champon.
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