Wakkanai
Wakkanai (稚内) is the northernmost city in Japan. It has a population of about 34,000 (2019), and is in the subdistrict of Soya in northern Hokkaido. It is the gateway to Rishiri-Rebun-Sarobetsu National Park, Japan's northernmost national park.
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Bukkakedon
ぶっかけ丼
Serves nice bowls (dons) of seafood and rice as well as soups and some packed lunches you can take on trips. No, the name is not a joke, it actually just means pouring something over something
Closed · opens 11 am¥750–1600
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Densuke
でんすけ
Nice place dishing up homey seafood, quirky decoration with wooden figures and Buddha watching over you so you don't choke on the fish bones.
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Irohanihoheto
いろはにほへと
Part of a national chain, but it's actually quite nice, and the menu has pictures of nearly all the items. A good place if you are fed up with seafood. Western fare with a Japanese twist.
Closed · opens 11 am¥700–2500
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Kamui
カムイ
Some nice casseroles and pots here with both seafood and meat, as well as à la carte fish and beef.
Closed · opens 5 pm¥400–1600, some seafood up to ¥4000
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