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Tetsunabe Nakasu Honten

Tetsunabe, or gyoza served in a cast iron skillet, were first served in food stalls in the 1960s but have since become a Hakata favorite.

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• #Hakata-ku
• #Nakasu

Hakata Uosuke

Located in the basement of the JRJP Hakata Building, Eki Kara Sanbyappo Yokocho literally means “the row of shops 300 steps from the station,” and...

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Zauo Tenjin

Walk into Zauo and you’ll see two giant fishing boats sitting on a fish pond. From your seat on one of the boats or in one of the adjacent private rooms,...

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• #Fukuoka City

Seimonbarai

Located in the Nakasu-Kawabata Shopping Street not far from Canal City, Seimonbarai takes its name from the term used in old Hakata for a customer appreciation sale...

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Isogai Shirasu Kujira

Shirasu Kujira is the casual offshoot of Isogai, a seafood izakaya known around Japan for its high-quality seafood...

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Salvatore Cuomo Market Hakata

The Hakata branch of the restaurant chain started by Salvatore Cuomo, the man who brought Neapolitan pizza to Japan...

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• #Pizza
• #Fukuoka City
• #Hakata
• #Hakata-ku

Shakey’s Canal City Hakata

Shakey’s has been a popular pizza parlor with people of all ages ever since it entered the Japanese market in 1973. During lunch, the buffet counter always...

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Pizzeria Farina

Tucked away on a back street just a five-minute walk from Yakuin Station sits one of Fukuoka’s oldest pizza restaurants. The main attraction here is the Neapolitan pizzas baked in ...

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