EZO PUB — Restaurant in Niseko

I feel bad for the friendly staff but this place has some real issues. We ordered a caesar salad and a burger. Arrived promptly, too promptly. I cannot believe anyone can cook and deliver to the table a decent meat burger in under 3 minutes. Fries were stone cold and so was the burger putty. We sent it back with complaints. A short while later received what we believe is the same burger just as cold a before. This time we took a bite out of it just to test the temperature, still stone cold. We sent it back again and this time 10 minutes later received a piping hot burger. The burger was fine but the price was extortionate for the quality. Caesar salad was basically lettuce with fried bacon sprinkled on top and an ok dressing on the side. Throughout staff were friendly and hospitable but that does not compensate for shoddy kitchen performance and high price tag. We noticed lots of people were leaving barely eaten food so clearly we were not the only ones who were...

Good music and a filling meal of Baguette Pizza, Oz beef burger

This pub has a good vibe about it, a great selection of Japanese whiskies/wines and some western spirits too.

The music is very good and I immediately wanted to know which songs were being played👍🏻 (even though I don’t understand Japanese).

Since it’s a pub, there is a very small selection of food items on the menu, but they are quite good. Also, it requires one to place the order on the counter, rather than at the table.

The BAGUETTE PIZZA was very good. Crunch pizza base (shaped like a baguette of course), and chunks of meat embedded within generous amounts of cheese.

The other dish was “100% Australian Beef Burger”. It came with fries and certainly a great burger that can go up against (but probably not win) McDonalds or Triple-O 😁.

The service is good and the food is certainly worth trying for a lazy casual lunch despite the lack of choices on the menu (understandably so, since...

The restaurant is pretty relaxing and cozy with well-chosen music playing in the background. I’d say it’s a decent place to get some rest in between ski breaks, but I wouldn’t come here if you are looking to eat. The drink menus include typical pub-style drinks, but the food is quite overpriced for its quality. I ordered the Bolognese pasta, the Little Italy burger, and the Margherita pizza. I wasn’t expecting too much since it’s a pub, but I was quite dissatisfied with the quality of the burger. Honestly, it’s quite worse than the Mcdonald's burger you can get in the US. Overall, I’d say it’s a 3/5. Wouldn’t come again to eat, but...