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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...

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Bayern Fukuoka

At Bayern Fukuoka, you can enjoy 45 different kinds of beer, including Löwenbräu, which has been made for centuries from just barley, hops and water according to the Bavarian Purit...

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Ikkaku Shokudo Kego

Quite often, restaurant menus will feature a yoshoku “Western” section, a broad category of traditionally non-Japanese dishes that have been adapted to Japanese tastes. If you like...

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Saturday. AND READY

Owned and operated by the popular Fukuoka-based design firm Buzzhoook, Saturday. and Ready is a chic yet cozy cafe located on Josui-dori Ave. It opens bright and early at 8 am—a ra...

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Wolfgang’s Steakhouse Fukuoka – 1st Anniversary Special!

Just the mention of “Wolfgang’s Steakhouse” and excitement is felt and mouths water. But this week the excitement becomes amplified as Wolfgang’s Steakhouse Fukuoka celebrates thei...

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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...

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Cafe Brasileiro

Originally opened in 1934 by the state of São Paulo to promote Brazilian coffee, Brasileiro is the oldest cafe in Fukuoka. “Our number one priority is coffee,” says second generati...

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Sushi Taro

When Japanese visit Fukuoka, sushi tops their “to eat” list. Fish here is abundant, extremely fresh and reasonably priced. Increasingly, more foreign visitors are also coming to sa...

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