Restaurant in Sapporo, Japan
Gyu no Ishizaki
110Pearl PointsPrivate-room precision
About Gyu no Ishizaki
Tabelog Hot Pot 100 sukiyaki and shabu-shabu specialist in Susukino, serving Ezo Tajima black wagyu with Ministry-approved raw-meat processing on-site. Private rooms seat up to 30, making this a practical choice for business dinners or celebrations. Expect ¥10,000–¥14,999 per head, a 10% service charge, straightforward booking for most nights.
Gyu no Ishizaki is a Sapporo venue with a verified price range of JPY 10,000 to JPY 14,999 and evening hours from Monday through Saturday. It is closed on Sunday. For travelers comparing higher-end dining options in the city, the most reliable facts are straightforward: plan for dinner, dress smart casual, budget in the stated range.
Hot Pot Recognition and Verified Facts
Publicly verified details for Gyu no Ishizaki are limited. The venue is listed in Tabelog's Hot Pot 100 for 2024, which supports describing it within the hot pot category, but specific menu items, sourcing, room types, seating formats, service style are not verified here. Treat any highly specific claims about dishes, private rooms, or dining-room layout as details to confirm directly with the restaurant before booking.
Within Sapporo, Gyu no Ishizaki is best considered a dinner-only, higher-budget option rather than a casual drop-in meal. The confirmed dress code is smart casual, so polished but comfortable clothing is the safest choice.
Booking, Timing, Service Logistics
The verified opening hours are Monday through Saturday from 5 PM to 11 PM, with Sunday closed. No lunch hours are verified, so visitors should plan around dinner service only.
Specific booking rules, cancellation fees, payment methods, seating inventory, last-order times are not verified in the available data. If those details matter for your visit, confirm them directly with the restaurant before finalizing plans.
Because the confirmed price range is JPY 10,000 to JPY 14,999, Gyu no Ishizaki fits best for diners who are intentionally planning a premium dinner in Sapporo rather than a quick or low-cost meal.
Is It Worth the Price?
At JPY 10,000 to JPY 14,999, Gyu no Ishizaki sits in a premium bracket for Sapporo dining. Its confirmed Tabelog Hot Pot 100 recognition for 2024 gives it a clear reason to consider if hot pot is the format you want. Beyond that, the available verified data does not support claims about specific ingredients, rooms, seating counts, drinks, or service style, so the fairest verdict is conditional: it is worth shortlisting for a smart-casual dinner in Sapporo if the price range and hot pot recognition match what you are looking for.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the tasting menu worth it at Gyu no Ishizaki?
A specific tasting menu is not verified. The confirmed price range is JPY 10,000 to JPY 14,999, the venue is recognized in Tabelog's Hot Pot 100 for 2024. If you are looking for a premium hot pot dinner in Sapporo, it is worth considering, but confirm the current menu directly before booking.
How far ahead should I book Gyu no Ishizaki?
A specific booking window is not verified. Because the venue operates dinner hours from Monday through Saturday and is closed on Sunday, it is sensible to confirm availability directly for your preferred date.
What should I wear to Gyu no Ishizaki?
The verified dress code is smart casual. Choose polished, comfortable clothing suitable for a premium dinner in Sapporo.
Is Gyu no Ishizaki good for solo dining?
Solo-dining suitability is not verified. The confirmed facts are the Sapporo location, dinner hours, smart-casual dress code, JPY 10,000 to JPY 14,999 price range. If you are dining alone, confirm the current seating and booking options directly with the restaurant.
Is lunch or dinner better at Gyu no Ishizaki?
Dinner is the verified option. Gyu no Ishizaki opens from 5 PM to 11 PM Monday through Saturday and is closed on Sunday. No lunch service is verified.
Location
Gダイニング札幌 ビル, ３F, 3 Chome Minami 3 Jonishi, Chuo Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0063, Japan
Sapporo, Japan
Gyu no Ishizaki operates at a higher price point than most Sapporo hotpot venues, with the ¥10,000–¥14,999 range positioning it above casual shabu-shabu chains but below luxury tasting-menu restaurants. Umi Hachikyo Honten, for example, runs ¥5,000–¥5,999 and offers seafood-focused hotpot in a neighborhood setting, easier on the wallet, less emphasis on premium wagyu. If your priority is black beef and private-room capacity, Gyu no Ishizaki justifies the premium. For sushi at a comparable price tier, Takuzushi delivers omakase counter service with seasonal Hokkaido fish, though the format is less flexible for groups.
Cocktail bars like The Bar Nano Femto and BAR PROOF sit in the ¥3,000–¥3,999 range and work well for pre- or post-dinner drinks in Susukino. Neither offers food beyond light bar snacks, so pairing a Gyu no Ishizaki dinner with a nightcap at either makes sense if you want to extend the evening without committing to a second full meal.
For diners weighing aki nagao or other Sapporo fine-dining options, the decision hinges on format preference. Gyu no Ishizaki is hotpot-only, which means you control pacing and portion size more than you would in a tasting-menu environment. If you want tableside interaction and the ability to adjust cooking intensity in real time, this format wins. If you prefer a chef-driven sequence with plated courses, look elsewhere. The Tabelog 100 listing confirms consistency and ingredient quality, making this the safer bet for visitors unfamiliar with Sapporo's hotpot scene.
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