I went with a group of 5 for lunch. We made a reservation online. We all ordered from the set menu where you get a main meal and use of the salad bar and drink bar. The salad bar had a build your own salad model with lots of fresh produce, there was also a large range of salad dressing along with potato salad, ratatouille and other side salad options. The drink bar had iced tea, iced water, brewed tea and coffee plus a brew your own coffee station using camping style equipment. The main menu is in English and Japanese and has a legend showing you which items are vegan or vegetarian. I had the veggie burger, which had a soy patty and salad on a fresh white bun. It also came with a side of baked potatoes and a side of tomato sauce and mustard. It wasn't the best veggie burger I have ever had in terms of flavour but it was nice and fresh. My friend ordered the spicy chicken burger and loved it. Another friend ordered the roast beef pilaf. The atmosphere is fun, like an indoor outdoor experience, it would be especially nice during winter when it is snowing. Really nice to see so many vegetarian options on the menu and so much fresh vegetable produce. Also really appreciate the vegetarian and vegan food being labelled on the menu so clearly. It is rare in Sapporo. I will be back.

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This restaurant is so pretty.. it feels like walking into a garden and dining in a mini garden Each set comes with free flow salad bar and drinks (drip coffee, tea, water) vegetable soup curry with ripened tomatoes colorful roasted vegetables and 16grain rice - curry soup not very thick, abit of spicy, rice is similar to brown rice. rice topped with well roasted vegetables Galette of the terra with roasted vegetable and cream sauce - nice pancake topped with roasted vegetables Very worth with the free flow of salad bar. Can easily spend a lazy afternoon. Able to continue to sit there even after 2pm (after operating hrs) but food and salad drinks bar is unavailable Lunch and dinner serves different menu.. Will definitely come back

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They were very accommodating to dietary restrictions such as vegan. It was also really nice to have option with lots of veggies. I had the spring rolls and the bean soup. The soup was amazing! It tasted amazing and was very thick and flavourful. On the other hand, the spring rolls weren’t the best. They were made with rice paper, so when I tried to pick them up it stuck to the chopsticks and one fell apart. Also they weren’t very flavourful; the mayonnaise was good but you couldn’t eat them alone. I think it would have been better if the vegetables had a sauce on them or were marinated, and maybe if they were fried in the rice paper. But overall, the food was good and, in particular, I liked the atmosphere and the decor. It was so beautiful!! Also I loved the Sol tea, I’ve never had a tea like this.

This was at the lobby of the hotel we're staying at. The price was affordable, and they serve lovely mocktails for those who don't drink alcohol 🫶🏼☺️ It's really good!

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Terra Farm to Table has such a lovely vibe — the whole place feels like a cozy camping site surrounded by nature. They have few vegan Muslim friendly options and the menu is in English with proper ingredients listed. The food was okay, not the best I’ve had, but their sorbet was really refreshing and the drinks were great, especially the latte, which was smooth and flavorful. A perfect spot to relax, enjoy some good drinks, and soak in the atmosphere!

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