Sake to Meshi Tokishiraz is an izakaya designed for adults to enjoy modern Japanese cuisine. The dishes served at the clean and inviting counter are crafted with creativity while highlighting the quality of the ingredients. The selection of natural wines and junmai sake sourced from across the country is extensive, allowing for delightful pairings with the food. Enjoy a special moment savoring delicious flavors in a calm and relaxing atmosphere.
A short walk from Hakata Station, Sushi Yasuyoshi is a house nestled between buildings. It has been awarded two Michelin stars, and even Mr. Nakazawa of Sushi Takumi praises it as his "favorite sushi restaurant in the world. From the first snack to the last nigiri, the overall balance is very well calculated.
Located next to Sumiyoshi Shrine in Hakata, Fukuoka, Yakitori Inada is a renowned establishment that maximizes the flavor of chicken through meticulous cooking techniques. Specializing in Kumamoto's Amakusa Daiou, they serve juicy and flavorful yakitori. The owner's exceptional culinary skills, combined with the fragrant aroma of high-quality binchotan charcoal, create a special experience.
Mihara Tofu Shop is a beloved tofu cuisine specialty store in Fukuoka. The signature fried tofu has a crispy texture without feeling greasy, making it a healthy delight. The desserts made with soy milk and tofu are also exquisite, and customers are continually impressed by the creative approach. It's a special place where you can experience the new possibilities of tofu.
Located in Fukuoka, this Italian restaurant is renowned for weaving the producers' intentions into its dishes, offering a sensory dining experience. The chef selects seasonal ingredients from Kyushu, and the menu changes with each visit, providing a delightful variety that inspires awe with every dish. With a bright and friendly staff, they create memorable dinner experiences, delivering an exquisite moment of culinary entertainment.
Sushi Kuma is a hidden gem in Fukuoka, popular among adults. You can enjoy delicate sushi meticulously crafted by the warm-hearted chef, showcasing exceptional skill. The seasonal nigiri, in particular, is exquisite and will make you want to visit again and again. With comfortable service, you can spend a blissful moment here.
The second branch of the popular Japanese restaurant "Straw-fired Mikan" in Haruyoshi, Fukuoka. It has gained popularity for offering a higher grade of izakaya (Japanese-style bar) experience in a restaurant that mainly features a counter. The specialty is the rice cooked in the kamado, and some customers come to the restaurant to wait for the rice to be cooked.
The patisserie "Aux Fils de Jour" is located a five-minute walk from Sakurazaka Station. The owner, who trained as a patissier at famous French restaurants in Ginza and Paris, offers artistic cakes.
Shirogane Cafe is a charming establishment that attracts many people from both Japan and abroad with its unique classic-style pancakes. The beautifully shaped pancakes have a crispy exterior and a fluffy interior, captivating all who visit. Additionally, the cafe is stocked with culture-related magazines and books, allowing guests to relax and enjoy their time. This space, where you can fully savor Japanese culture and flavors, promises a special experience.
Motonaga is a kappo restaurant located in Akasaka, where many popular Fukuoka restaurants are located. In a luxurious space with only six seats at the counter, run by a husband and wife duo, you can enjoy Japanese cuisine that uses seasonal ingredients and incorporates a modern essence.
The restaurant is located in Nishinakasu, a district of Fukuoka dotted with many upscale restaurants. The owner, Daigo Sakai, is a talented chef who trained at famous sushi restaurants such as "Umimi" in Gaienmae. The omakase-only menu uses seasonal ingredients, including local products from Fukuoka, which faces the Sea of Japan.
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