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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...

• #Food & Drink
• #Guide
• #Sushi
• #Fukuoka City
• #Hakata-ku

Sulbing a Korean Shaved Ice Cafe from Busan Opens in Tenjin

The Korean dessert cafe Sulbing opened Feb. 3 on the B2F floor of Vioro Tenjin, Fukuoka. This is the cafe's second shop in Japan, following the opening of its shop in Harajuku, Tok...

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• #Tenjin

Ishidobashi Shiratsugu

An oasis amid the bustle of the city, Ishidobashi Shiratsugu is a cozy Japanese restaurant nestled amongst the temples in a district not far from Hakata Station. The youthful owner...

• #Food & Drink
• #Hakata

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...

• #Food & Drink
• #Tenjin

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...

• #Food & Drink
• #Ramen
• #Tenjin

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...

• #Food & Drink
• #Bars
• #Guide
• #Chuo-ku
• #Fukuoka City
• #Tenjin

Shochu Bar Sunkujira

Kazuki Yanagisono, Shochu Bar Sunkujira’s owner and founder, specialises in one thing: shochu, the famed Kyushuan spirit. The bar’s collection of shochu is astonishing, with a cura...

• #Food & Drink
• #Chuo-ku

Acchantei

Acchantei specialises in Nagasaki champon, a dish that was conceived in the 19th century to feed Chinese students living in Nagasaki...

• #Food & Drink
• #Ramen
• #Momochi / Nishijin