{"id":171374,"date":"2025-06-09T19:21:46","date_gmt":"2025-06-09T10:21:46","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.fukuoka-now.com\/?p=171374&lang=en"},"modified":"2025-06-09T19:42:46","modified_gmt":"2025-06-09T10:42:46","slug":"amp-flat-daimyo-terrace-703","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.fukuoka-now.com\/en\/amp-flat-daimyo-terrace-703\/","title":{"rendered":"A Stylish Stay in Fukuoka: Private Chef Dining at AMP FLAT Daimyo Terrace"},"content":{"rendered":"

Fukuoka strikes a rare balance\u2014neither too big nor too small\u2014with all the perks of a modern city, making it one of Japan\u2019s most livable urban centers. In May, the long-awaited Tenjin redevelopment project, known as Tenjin Big Bang, unveiled its symbolic new landmark: One Fukuoka Bldg. Since opening, it’s been attracting plenty of attention from locals and visitors alike\u2014and it’s clear the energy and scene in Fukuoka are shifting. It\u2019s exciting to watch.<\/p>\n

Just beyond Nishidori, on the western edge of Tenjin, lies the Daimyo district\u2014a web of narrow alleyways lined with low-rise buildings housing cafes, bars, izakayas, shops, and residences.<\/p>\n

Daimyo is a convenient and character-rich base for travelers. Tonight, we\u2019re staying at AMP FLAT Daimyo Terrace\u2014a fully renovated apartment turned accommodation\u2014together with a couple of friends.<\/p>\n

▶\ufe0e See our report on AMP FLAT Daimyo Terrace 703<\/a><\/p>\n

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Step inside and you’re greeted by a striking, all-white interior that draws an audible wow. Thoughtfully designed by the owner with a focus on space and comfort, the suite-style apartment centers around a spacious living and dining area, which flows into an island kitchen overlooking a rooftop balcony.<\/p>\n

There are three bedrooms, all unified in crisp white tones. The primary bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom. Rare for Fukuoka, this property can comfortably accommodate groups of up to 8.<\/p>\n

\"AMPRoom 703 at AMP FLAT Daimyo Terrace is fully equipped for in-house dining, with kitchenware and table settings for seven.<\/p>\n

While Daimyo is packed with great dining options, this time we opted for a private chef experience.<\/p>\n

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Our request to Chef Kubota: \u201cStart the evening with aperitifs, followed by dinner.\u201d<\/p>\n

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We began with cocktails made from his original seasonal cordial\u2014banpeiyu citrus, mango, and other local fruits\u2014paired with local craft beer.<\/p>\n

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The evening’s menu included crowd-favorite bruschetta from his yatai, an appetizer of local sea bream, H\u014dba-yaki of Itoshima pork, and sushi made with seafood from the nearby coast.<\/p>\n

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After hearing about our group, he crafted a custom menu that included his signature sushi\u2014similar to what he\u2019s served to international celebrities in London and Paris. (Thanks, Chef!)<\/p>\n

\"AMPAfter all, sushi is best the moment it\u2019s made.<\/p>\n

\"AMPFor a child in the group who wasn\u2019t into raw fish, Chef Kubota improvised hand-rolled sushi on the spot.<\/p>\n

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With the balcony doors open, we lingered after dinner\u2014until a surprise, handmade dessert appeared to celebrate one of our guests\u2019 birthdays.<\/p>\n

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Fukuoka has more direct flights from Tokyo\u2019s Haneda Airport than any other city in Japan\u2014and it’s also well-connected to destinations across Asia via regular international flights through Fukuoka Airport. From the airport, it takes just around 10 minutes by subway to reach Tenjin Station, the nearest stop to AMP FLAT Daimyo Terrace.<\/span><\/p>\n

It\u2019s a rare combination: world-class accessibility and a city that\u2019s compact enough to navigate with ease. No wonder so many visitors end up staying longer.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Property Details<\/strong>
\n\u2022 Location: Urban Villa \u2022 Daimyo, 1-3-35 Daimyo, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka<\/a>
\n\u2022 Capacity: Up to 8 guests
\n\u2022 Total Floor Area: 140 m2
\n\u2022 Rates (excluding tax): \u00a5120,000~ (weekdays), \u00a5160,000~ (before holidays) *variable pricing
\n\u2022 Rooms: Living room, 3 bedrooms (4 beds), 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, laundry area (washer, dryer, iron), kitchen (gas stove, oven, 8 sets of dishes), Wi-Fi, TV, 1 on-site parking space
\n\u2022 Check-in: 16:00, Check-out: 10:00
\n\u2022 Reservation: AMP FLAT<\/a> \/ Airbnb<\/a> \/ Booking.com <\/a>\/ Rakuten Oyado<\/a><\/p>\n

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Private chef & catering<\/strong>
\nChef Kansuke Kubota, owner of Telas&mico, is also the man behind the popular Telas&mico Yatai. After honing his craft at Michelin-starred restaurants in the UK, Kubota launched his own globally-inspired eatery, then opened the yatai in 2017 as his next bold step. His creative momentum hasn\u2019t slowed\u2014this summer, he\u2019s even serving up a globally eclectic menu at Fuji Rock Festival.<\/p>\n

To inquire about his catering or private chef services, send a DM via Instagram: @telasmico<\/a><\/p>\n

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