Soba restaurants in Hokkaido, newest first, 8 results
A ready-to-run Tabelog Scraper input: Soba restaurants in Hokkaido, newest first, 8 results.
Updated October 27, 2026
What this example returns
This example returns up to 8 results.
The dataset’s “Restaurants” view shows 17 columns: Photo, Restaurant, URL, Rating, Reviews, Genre, Dinner budget, Lunch budget, Address, Station, Phone, Hours, Closed, Lat, Lng, Keyword, and Position. See every output field.
What each setting does
The input this example runs Tabelog Scraper with. “Try this input” opens it in the console, where you can run it as-is or change any field first.
- Search keywords
searchKeywords そば
Search terms for Tabelog (食べログ), one per line: a dish, cuisine, restaurant name or place, best in Japanese (for example "ラーメン", "寿司 銀座" or "焼肉"). Each keyword is a separate search, limited to the area and genre below.
- Area (prefecture)
area Hokkaido
Limit keyword searches to one prefecture. With no keywords and no URLs, the scraper lists this area's restaurants.
- Max restaurants per search
maxResults 8
Maximum number of restaurants to save for each keyword or list URL. 0 means no limit (Tabelog lists at most 1,200 restaurants per search; add an area or genre for more).
Default: 20 → this example uses 8
- Sort restaurants by
sort Newly opened
Order of search results.
- Include reviews
includeReviews No
Also save each restaurant's reviews as separate rows (reviewer, rating per meal, rating details, price range, visit date, title, full text, photos), with the restaurant's name, URL and rating on every row. Each review is charged as a review result.
- Max reviews per restaurant
maxReviewsPerRestaurant 0
0 means all (Tabelog shows up to about 1,200 reviews per restaurant).
Default: 20 → this example uses 0
- Full review text
fullReviewText No
Review lists cut long reviews short. With this on, the scraper opens each shortened review to save its full text (one extra page per review, no extra charge). Turn off for faster runs with the first ~150 characters.
Default: Yes → this example uses No
- Language
language Japanese
Japanese pages (default) keep names, genres, hours and reviews in the original Japanese and have the most fields. English pages (tabelog.com/en) give romanized names and translated text. Searches always run on the Japanese site.
- Max concurrency
maxConcurrency 6
How many pages are loaded in parallel.
{
"searchKeywords": [
"そば"
],
"area": "hokkaido",
"sort": "newest",
"language": "ja",
"maxResults": 8,
"includeReviews": false,
"maxConcurrency": 6,
"maxReviewsPerRestaurant": 0,
"fullReviewText": false
}What it costs
You pay for the events the actor reports, such as each result or page it produces. Platform usage is included in the event prices: compute, proxies, browser and storage cost nothing extra.
- Restaurant$0.0027One Tabelog restaurant with its details saved to the dataset
- Review$0.0027One Tabelog review saved to the dataset
When to use this example
From the Tabelog Scraper readme:
Japanese or English?
Japanese by default (the most complete data). Set language to en for the English pages with romanized names and translated reviews. Searches always run on the Japanese site.
Other ways to run Tabelog Scraper
- Ramen in Tokyo, 10 restaurantsTabelog restaurants matching a keyword in Tokyo.
- Sushi in Tokyo with reviews, 10 restaurantsRestaurants with up to 5 reviews each.
- Sushi in Kyoto in English, 5 restaurantsKyoto restaurants from the English site with reviews.
About Tabelog Scraper
Scrape Tabelog restaurants by area, genre and keyword, or from URLs: rating, review count, budget, address, hours, phone, genres, coordinates and reviews.
- Price:
- from $2.19 / 1,000 results
- Developer:
- Corner Ledger
- Categories:
- Travel, Lead generation
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