August is the hottest month of the year in Fukuoka and while many take refuge indoors with air conditioning, dining al fresco at a yatai is recommended too. In this issue we introduce a brand new and very unique yatai, Chez Rémy. The French owner is a long-time Fukuoka resident and, unsurprisingly, he offers French dishes such as quiche, escargot, and bouillabaisse ramen! Our recommended bar is also rather unique; Vowz Bar Hakata is run by a Zen Priest. No typo! Takeuchi, an ordained Buddhist priest, not only shakes a proper cocktail but also offers consultations. Sobakiri Hatae featured on our Noodle Page is the place to go for delicate soba noodles, tempting tempura and a carefully matched cup of sake. For a light lunch or a healthy dessert, Tokio, located in the basement of the IMS Building, has fruit-centric parfait, juices, and sandwiches. Finally, kakigori fans looking to cool off with some shaved ice should see our featured guide covering three new spots to discover and enjoy.
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Chez Rémy – Gourmet
Tokio – Cafe
Sobakiri Hatae – Noodle
Vowz Bar Hakata – Bar
Fukuoka Growth Next: The City’s Startup Support Center – Feature
Kakigori Guide – The Best Spots for Shaved Ice in Fukuoka! – Guide
Fukuoka Sunflower Guide – Guide
Fukuoka Fireworks Guide 2017 – Guide
RECOMMENDED EVENTS
Nishinippon Ohori Fireworks Festival
New Zealand All Blacks vs Munakata Sanix Blues
Summer Night Zoo & Botanical Garden
Fukuoka Castle Summer Festival
