Seems good for dropping in casually. On the 14th there's an opening anniversary: kushikatsu 100 yen, drinks 300 yen, side dishes 300 yen, it seems. The sauce comes in an individual dish, so double-dipping is OK! It was a delicious sauce that you can enjoy with just the complimentary cabbage.

I'd been curious about the unusual combination of kushikatsu and waffles for a while, and finally visited for the first time |▽￣)ノ This time I ordered the sauce kushikatsu rice bowl (500 yen). What came out was a solid dish that didn't feel like a one-coin price, which surprised me a bit Σ(ﾟДﾟ)! The taste, too, was not heavy at all, unlike what you'd imagine from the richness of the sauce, and it felt like it brought out the deliciousness of each ingredient (*´∇｀*) There's no parking lot so it's a bit of a hassle to get to, but I think you can call this a hidden gem (｀・ω・´)ノ

A shop whose entrance signs for kushikatsu and waffles (what kind of combination is that) catch your eye. But both the kushikatsu and waffles are delicious and reasonably priced. The inside is a little cramped but clean and nice. Info as a kushikatsu place: the cabbage is not free refills, and double-dipping the sauce is allowed. There is no bottle-keep system. There's no parking, but there are the lots of a big pachinko parlor and a video store nearby, so at your own risk (I'm not saying it's OK to park there).

The inside of the shop was clean and stylish. The kushikatsu batter was very crispy and everything was delicious (*´ー｀*) I was moved by how good the waffle kushikatsu was!

It seems lunch is only through the end of November. I don't often get the chance to eat kushikatsu in Sapporo, but it was delicious ₍₍ ( * ॑ ॑* ) ⁾⁾ Seating is limited: two 4-person tables, and about 8 counter seats, I think. The kushikatsu varieties are all good, and the side menu is delicious too, so give them a try. It's totally fine to go with kids.