Mamaya

Mamaya
Izakaya Bar
Discover Mamaya's authentic Izakaya experience in Sapporo, where traditional meets innovative Japanese flavors.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in Sapporo's vibrant Shiroishi Ward, Mamaya offers an authentic Izakaya experience with a twist. Run single-handedly by a passionate proprietress, the restaurant delivers an impressive menu blending traditional and creative Japanese tavern dishes. Diners are greeted with prompt, polite service that enhances the cozy, welcoming atmosphere.
Just steps away from Nango 7-chome Station, Mamaya invites guests into a chic, retro-inspired interior adorned with Showa-era antiques. Low counter seating provides the perfect backdrop for intimate dining, making it an ideal spot for both solo visitors and small groups.
Culinary highlights include a delectable variety of meticulously prepared dishes such as Tamagoyaki and homemade marinated mackerel. Adventurous offerings like cream cheese-filled meatballs and jumbo shumai spark curiosity, while the signature stone-grilled egg rice, infused with a subtle, burnt sweetness, leaves a lasting impression. Complementing the fare is a carefully curated beverage selection, featuring hand-picked sake and unique finds like homemade Earl Grey shochu.
The atmosphere at Mamaya is as comforting as it is sophisticated. Soft instrumental music and dim lighting cocoon diners in a tranquil ambiance, enhanced by the celebrated presence of the proprietress, often dressed in traditional kimono. Her warm interactions with guests foster a friendly rapport as she caters to diverse patronage, from singles to groups. Mamaya's diverse menu, charming owner, and distinctly authentic vibe make it a must-visit culinary destination in Sapporo.
Mamaya Phone Number
Mamaya Business Days
Mamaya Address
Japan, 〒003-0023 Hokkaido, Sapporo, Shiroishi Ward, Nangōdōri, 8 Kita−2−28 ストーンヒル南郷8 1階
Mamaya Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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