Niseko Japanese Restaurants are not surprisingly one of the biggest categories. Â From casual Yakitori, Yakiniku, Udon and Izakayas up to higher end Kaiseki, Sushi and Soba
Asian restaurants are one of the fastest growing categories in Niseko in part due to the large percentage of tourists from Hong Kong, China, Singapore and Malaysia. Â Quality varies as much as variety with the better restaurants usually located within the new brand of high-end hotels being built in Niseko.
Bars and Pubs are mainly located in Hirafu where all of the action is. Â They have been around since early days since skiing and apres ski drinks go hand-in-hand. Â There is a nice range of quality and selection available whether beer, wine, sake or whiskey is ones preference. Luxury experiences are almost always located in Hotels whereas standalone pubs cater to the younger crowd.
NISEKO DINING GUIDE
Niseko offers a good variety of choices for travellers wishing for either Western or Aian style food. Â Niseko has four main ski areas each of which has its own unique restaurants. Â Hifaru and Niseko Village seem to be the most dominant of these, with Annupuri having more of a Japanese following. Â Each option comes with a set of advantages and disadvantages depending on the traveller’s needs and wishes. Â We will try to sort out the choices and match them with the type of traveller most likely to benefit from each option in the following Niseko Dining Guide .