Tulip Hall, located just outside the renowned Kamiyubetsu Tulip Park, is a delightful stop for visitors. Conveniently situated near the park, it offers a wide variety of dishes, ranging from Japanese to Western and Chinese cuisine, catering to diverse tastes. The best part? There’s no entrance fee, making it an easy addition to your visit. The prices are quite reasonable, offering great value for the quality and variety of food. Whether you're looking to relax after exploring the tulip fields or simply enjoy a satisfying meal, Tulip Hall is a wonderful and budget-friendly price option.

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Stopped in for lunch after seeing the beautiful tulips. On a Sunday toward the end of the Tulip Fair, it was about 80% full. Nearly June, yet the heating was on (lol I ordered the “Okhotsk Una Kamameshi” I'd seen on TV. It's a local specialty introduced after successful eel farming in Tokoro, Kitami. It arrived in about 15 minutes! It comes in a Yokokawa Toge no Kamameshi pot. The plump eel, snow peas, finely shredded egg, and red pickled ginger made for lovely colors. However, although it looks like kamameshi, it wasn't actually cooked in this pot; frankly, it's an unadon. Thanks for the meal.

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I went in after a staff member invited me, but apparently it was 20 minutes before closing, and another staff member asked me to hurry, which left me confused. I had some sweets, but their quality left me wondering whether it was necessary to force myself to eat them in a rush!

Tulip season had passed, and perhaps they were operating in off-season mode, as the park itself was deserted. They seem to open only for a short time. Looking at the menu, there are many Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, and the prices seem fairly cheap.

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When I ordered soft serve first thing in the morning, the ice cream apparently was extremely hard. It took a long time from paying to receiving it, and they handed it to me in a complete mess. Unbelievable. They remade it, but I'd never experienced anything like that before.