Visited this resto in the Sapporo Beer Museum for lunch, as we would like to try Genghis Kahn. . My sis and I ordered the Standard Lunch Set (JPY2200), whuch featured Lamb Jingisukan, Grilled Vegetables, Rice and Pickled Vegetables. My dad and my bro ordered the Traditional Lunch Set (JPY2200), which included Traditional Genghis Khan (Pressed Lamb Slices), Grilled Vegetables, Rice and Pickled Vegetables. My mom ordered Kalbi Lunch Set, which consisted of Beef Short Ribs (JPY2200), Grilled Vegetables, Rice and Pickled Vegetables. The lamb and beef were generally fresh and savoury. The vegetables included kabocha squash, onions, bean sprouts and cabbage. We used a piece of fat to grease the traditional Hokkaido-shaped cast-iron griddle, and we grilled the meat on the griddle, of which the dome shape allowed the juices and fat from the meat to drip down the sides, seasoning the vegetables as they cooked around the rim. The meat was a bit greasy though. The lunch sets included a free upgrade to an extra-large portion of rice, along with a soft drink and an ice cream bar from the self-service station. For drinks, apart from soft drinks, there also served Hokkaido Corn Tea and Oolong Tea. For ice cream bar, they offered Vanilla Ice Cream, Chocolate Ice Cream and Creamcheese Gelato. They were milky, esp the Creamcheese Gelato, but the chocolate flavour was slightly lacking. . The resto is decorated like a German beer hall with red bricks and wooden furniture. The staff provided plastic bags for us to protect our clothes from the strong cooking smell. The ventilation was a bit poor, so the resto felt quite smoky and greasy. . Although our food was served by robots, the staff were very helpful and energetically offered to take photos for us. You can book a table in advance through their official website.

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​If you’re visiting the Beer Museum and find that the other specialized restaurants are fully booked, Sapporo Beer Garden is a fantastic, reliable alternative. ​Here’s the breakdown: ​No Reservations Needed: This was the biggest win. While other eateries in the complex require booking weeks in advance, we were able to walk right in. It’s a huge stress-reliever if you’re a spontaneous traveler. ​The Food: The quality is solid. It’s classic Genghis Khan (lamb BBQ), and while it might not be the "best meal of my life," it was tasty, fresh, and exactly what we expected. ​The Price: Very reasonable. The pricing is fair for the portion sizes and the historic atmosphere of the building. ​Value: Overall, it’s definitely worth the money. You get the full Sapporo brewery experience without the headache of a waitlist. ​Bottom line: A great spot for a casual, filling meal in a cool setting.

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A great place for grilled food and fresh draft beer. The grilled meats are fresh and flavorful, and the sauces are really good, enhancing the overall experience. The draft beer is a must-try — perfectly refreshing and authentic. The restaurant is spacious with plenty of seating, making it suitable for groups. A nice bonus is the ice cream, which is a great way to finish the meal. Overall, a fun and satisfying spot to enjoy yakiniku and Sapporo beer in a lively atmosphere.

Didn’t realize there were several separate beer gardens before coming here, but the Beer Garden Restaurant itself is THE place to go! We came for lunch, just before noon on a Saturday and the restaurant was not so busy. The two meal options were an all you can eat meal for 3200 yen or a set for 2200 yen. All you can drink came for an additional 1300 for person! We had a pleasant experience grilling our own food. Everything was delicious. If you are not a beer fan, they have other drink options such as sours or chi-his. If you do not eat meat, they have rice, curry, and vegetables, however I would not recommend this place for a vegetarian as the bulk of the options are lamb, pork or chicken.

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Wow, the meat on the BBQ was out of this world. I mean, the chicken is our favourite, it’s juicy and delicious. I don’t always eat lamb but this lamb is great. 100% will recommend