Our Original Breakfast Buffet, Where You Can Enjoy Hokkaido's Seasonal Best with All Five Senses

This original breakfast buffet is provided by the chefs of the Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo, a long-standing landmark of the city.
Discover our commitment to using locally sourced ingredients with cooking techniques that bring out the essence of each one.

Live Cooking

Live Cooking

Our carefully selected dishes are prepared and served right before your eyes. We hope you enjoy our freshly made meals.

Our Connections with Producers in Hokkaido

Our Connections with Producers in Hokkaido

By visiting the places where our food comes from and listening to the dedication and stories of the producers themselves, we create dishes that reflect the passion that goes into each ingredient.

Keio Plaza Hotel Quality

Keio Plaza Hotel Quality

We invite you to enjoy our signature breakfast, crafted with the sincere cuisine and hospitality of the chefs at the Keio Plaza Hotel.

Live Cooking

  • Roast Beef made with Toyonishi Beef from Tokachi

    Toyonishi beef is made from cattle raised in the vast Tokachi Plain and known for lean meat packed with genuine beef flavor. Select cuts of beef round are slow-roasted to perfection, making the most of their natural flavors. Savor the deep taste and texture of lean high-grade beef that goes perfectly with our special sauce.

  • Tokachi Raclette Moor-Washed Cheese

    This raclette cheese is made solely with milk from dairy cows raised in Tokachi, and then washed with water from Tokachigawa Moor Onsen as it ages. It’s famous for its slightly sharp yet beautifully balanced mellow flavor that tastes amazing when drizzled over your favorite foods, such as vegetables or bread.

Meet Our Partner Producers

We work hand in hand with producers in Hokkaido to bring you the best in carefully selected food.

Meet Our Partner Producers
Tokachi Pride (Otofuke)

Tokachi Pride (Otofuke)

Tokachi Pride is located on a hill overlooking Tokachigawa Moor Onsen. Located here is Japan’s first joint aging cellar, where cheeses made all over Tokachi come together, drawn by their commitment to the stable production of high-quality cheese. The cheese washed with the water of a moor hot spring has earned high acclaim at cheese competitions.

Toyonishi Farm (Obihiro)

Toyonishi Farm (Obihiro)

Toyonishi Farm set up cattle barns within the vast countryside of the Tokchi Plain. Guided by the philosophy that eating brings joy, the entire process, from raising cattle to shipping and sales, is managed with a fully integrated system to deliver safe and delicious beef you can rely on.

Akkeshi Fisheries Cooperative Association (Akkeshi)

Akkeshi Fisheries Cooperative Association (Akkeshi)

The port town of Akkeshi in eastern Hokkaido is famous for its oyster production. It is also one of Hokkaido’s leading fishing areas, landing a range of fish species throughout the year, including Pacific saury, salmon, and clams. The fisheries cooperative direct sales store is popular with both locals and tourists, and is often bustling with people eager to see the daily selection of fresh seafood.

Ishikawa Farm (Akaigawa)

Ishikawa Farm (Akaigawa)

Located in the village of Akaigawa and surrounded by rich nature and mountains, Ishikawa Farm prides itself on its 80-year history. Their main products are the signature Hokkaido rice varieties of Yumepirika and Nanatsuboshi. They also make Yukisayaka, a large-grain, fluffy rice that is perfect for breakfast. Three paddies of it are grown exclusively for the Prelia Hotel.

Miyakita Farm (Ishikari)

Miyakita Farm (Ishikari)

Miyakita Farm can be found in the city of Ishikari, to the north of Sapporo. They grow safe and delicious vegetables with the help of carefully selected fertilizers and cultivation methods that reduce the use of pesticides. Several varieties are produced throughout the year, including an exceptionally sweet and delectable corn that reaches its peak in summer.

Tokachi Pride (Otofuke)

Tokachi Pride (Otofuke)

Tokachi Pride is located on a hill overlooking Tokachigawa Moor Onsen. Located here is Japan’s first joint aging cellar, where cheeses made all over Tokachi come together, drawn by their commitment to the stable production of high-quality cheese. The cheese washed with the water of a moor hot spring has earned high acclaim at cheese competitions.

Toyonishi Farm (Obihiro)

Toyonishi Farm (Obihiro)

Toyonishi Farm set up cattle barns within the vast countryside of the Tokchi Plain. Guided by the philosophy that eating brings joy, the entire process, from raising cattle to shipping and sales, is managed with a fully integrated system to deliver safe and delicious beef you can rely on.

Akkeshi Fisheries Cooperative Association (Akkeshi)

Akkeshi Fisheries Cooperative Association (Akkeshi)

The port town of Akkeshi in eastern Hokkaido is famous for its oyster production. It is also one of Hokkaido’s leading fishing areas, landing a range of fish species throughout the year, including Pacific saury, salmon, and clams. The fisheries cooperative direct sales store is popular with both locals and tourists, and is often bustling with people eager to see the daily selection of fresh seafood.

Ishikawa Farm (Akaigawa)

Ishikawa Farm (Akaigawa)

Located in the village of Akaigawa and surrounded by rich nature and mountains, Ishikawa Farm prides itself on its 80-year history. Their main products are the signature Hokkaido rice varieties of Yumepirika and Nanatsuboshi. They also make Yukisayaka, a large-grain, fluffy rice that is perfect for breakfast. Three paddies of it are grown exclusively for the Prelia Hotel.

Miyakita Farm (Ishikari)

Miyakita Farm (Ishikari)

Miyakita Farm can be found in the city of Ishikari, to the north of Sapporo. They grow safe and delicious vegetables with the help of carefully selected fertilizers and cultivation methods that reduce the use of pesticides. Several varieties are produced throughout the year, including an exceptionally sweet and delectable corn that reaches its peak in summer.

Tokachi Pride (Otofuke)

Tokachi Pride (Otofuke)

Tokachi Pride is located on a hill overlooking Tokachigawa Moor Onsen. Located here is Japan’s first joint aging cellar, where cheeses made all over Tokachi come together, drawn by their commitment to the stable production of high-quality cheese. The cheese washed with the water of a moor hot spring has earned high acclaim at cheese competitions.

Toyonishi Farm (Obihiro)

Toyonishi Farm (Obihiro)

Toyonishi Farm set up cattle barns within the vast countryside of the Tokchi Plain. Guided by the philosophy that eating brings joy, the entire process, from raising cattle to shipping and sales, is managed with a fully integrated system to deliver safe and delicious beef you can rely on.

Akkeshi Fisheries Cooperative Association (Akkeshi)

Akkeshi Fisheries Cooperative Association (Akkeshi)

The port town of Akkeshi in eastern Hokkaido is famous for its oyster production. It is also one of Hokkaido’s leading fishing areas, landing a range of fish species throughout the year, including Pacific saury, salmon, and clams. The fisheries cooperative direct sales store is popular with both locals and tourists, and is often bustling with people eager to see the daily selection of fresh seafood.

Ishikawa Farm (Akaigawa)

Ishikawa Farm (Akaigawa)

Located in the village of Akaigawa and surrounded by rich nature and mountains, Ishikawa Farm prides itself on its 80-year history. Their main products are the signature Hokkaido rice varieties of Yumepirika and Nanatsuboshi. They also make Yukisayaka, a large-grain, fluffy rice that is perfect for breakfast. Three paddies of it are grown exclusively for the Prelia Hotel.

Miyakita Farm (Ishikari)

Miyakita Farm (Ishikari)

Miyakita Farm can be found in the city of Ishikari, to the north of Sapporo. They grow safe and delicious vegetables with the help of carefully selected fertilizers and cultivation methods that reduce the use of pesticides. Several varieties are produced throughout the year, including an exceptionally sweet and delectable corn that reaches its peak in summer.

About Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo

A member of the Keio Group, the Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo is a premier urban hotel, with a history spanning over 40 years in the heart of Sapporo.
Our breakfast is prepared by Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo’s chefs.

  • About Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo
  • About Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo

About the Breakfast Dining Area

Breakfast Area Map
About the Breakfast Dining Area
About the Breakfast Dining Area
About the Breakfast Dining Area
  • Hours

    6 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. (Last order is at 10 a.m.)

    *Priority is given to guests who reserved a plan that includes breakfast, so it may not be possible to accommodate non-guests or guests with room-only reservations, depending on capacity.

  • Price

    Staying-Guest Non-Guests
    Adults 2,500 yen (tax included) 3,000 yen (tax included)
    Children (Ages 6 - 12) 1,250 yen (tax included) 1,500 yen (tax included)
    Infants (5 and Under) Free Free

    Prices are set to change from 1 October 2026. See here for more details.

Regarding the Use of Vouchers at Kita-No-Gourmet-Tei

We partnered with Kita-No-Gourmet-Tei at the Outer Market of the Sapporo Central Wholesale Market. You can feast on plentiful seafood dishes using your hotel breakfast vouchers.
This is highly recommended for guests staying consecutive nights. A free shuttle bus is available from the hotel.

You can feast on plentiful seafood dishes using your hotel breakfast vouchers.

Sapporo Central Wholesale Market Outer Market
Seafood Restaurant Kita-No-Gourmet-Tei

7:00〜15:00(L.O. 14:30)

*Free shuttle bus from the hotel (Travel time is about 20 to 30 minutes)

Reserve plans including breakfast here

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