Food & Drink

Mar 30, 2017 Food & Drinks

Udon Daigaku

As the purported birthplace of udon, Fukuoka has witnessed the evolution of many unique styles of this popular noodle over the years. More recently, there has been an uptick in “ch...

Feb 28, 2017 Food & Drinks

Hakata Ratanmen Marutan

Here, in the noodle mecca of Fukuoka, Marutan has created a brand new genre called ratanmen - an original combination of Hakata ramen and tantanmen. The first thing you notice is t...

Jan 25, 2017 Food & Drinks

Stereo Coffee

Stereo Coffee is a delightful independent coffee shop located off Watanabe-dori. The coffee is reason enough to visit and is handmade to your specification, with a wide selection o...

Jan 24, 2017 Food & Drinks

Mendo Hanamokoshi

When Mendo Hanamokoshi opened in Fukuoka, it caused a big stir on the ramen scene. The shop’s owner, Norihiro Hirohata, took Fukuoka’s famous pork-based tonkotsu ramen and turned i...

Jan 24, 2017 Food & Drinks

Kotani Saketen

In business for 65 years, Kotani Saketen is a Daimyo based kakuuchi - a liquor shop that lets you drink what you’ve bought right in the store. You can enjoy 20-plus types of shochu...

Dec 22, 2016 Food & Drinks

Sakau

Built in 1960, the iconic Tenjin Building features an exterior of brown Arita-yaki tiles. In its basement is Sakau, a long-standing purveyor of tempura that opened in Nakasu in 193...

Dec 20, 2016 Food & Drinks

Hakata Hiiragi Artisan Taiyaki

Taiyaki are the perfect winter treat and Hakata Hiiragi serves some of the best in town. The shop was opened in 2013 by Yoh Daichi, who learnt his craft in Tokyo. Cooked in corn oi...

Nov 28, 2016 Food & Drinks

Cafe Yu

In everything it does, Cafe Yu attempts to make the customer feel like they are in a mountain village. Despite being located deep in...

Oct 31, 2016 Food & Drinks

Isshintei Honten

For 71 years, Isshintei Honten has been a mainstay of the Nagahama ramen district. Now considered the soul food of Hakata, Nagahama ramen was first conceived in the 1940s for...

Oct 28, 2016 Food & Drinks

Ka-Ku

Ka-Ku is a rather special cafe-cum-pen shop. You’ll recognize it by its streetside exhibition of pens and assorted stationery, giving just a hint of what lies within. Inside, the s...

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