Yakiniku Fukuwarai

Recreating the motsu sukiyaki encountered during a trip to Kyushu, you can enjoy its rich flavors. Various parts of motsu are used, bringing out the umami of the ingredients. Noodles are added at the end, making it a satisfying dish until the last bite. Additionally, there are menus featuring horse sashimi and grilled meat, allowing you to fully enjoy the flavors of Kyushu.

A variety of seating options are available, from counter seats to table seats and private spaces. The interior is clean, and the friendly service from the staff creates a pleasant experience. It is perfect for dates and special gatherings. The stylish decor provides a relaxing time for visitors.

Located at the intersection of the old Route 21 and Yoro Road, it previously operated as another yakiniku restaurant. It has newly opened to offer the sukiyaki of offal that I encountered during my trip to Kyushu, and it is loved by the locals. While cherishing the traditional flavors of Kyushu, it provides a new style of yakiniku.