SEA FOOD MARKET brings a fresh vibe to the spacious market with its retro café style. The interior blends Showa retro and American aesthetics, creating a unique atmosphere accompanied by ethnic world pop music. The restaurant boasts delicious sandwiches like grilled mackerel and walnut campagne, as well as low-temperature salmon basil, and the freshly ground coffee is aromatic and exquisite.
Korekutei is once again gaining attention as a beloved curry specialty shop that has long been cherished in Hachioji. The distinctive pyramid-shaped rice and the aromatic spices of the curry feature a gentle flavor tailored to the Japanese palate. Despite years of relocation, the homey atmosphere that locals adore remains intact, evoking a sense of nostalgia with each visit. Once you stop by, you'll surely feel the warmth of its homemade charm.
Kitchen Rocco is a restaurant that offers delicious café-style Italian dishes. The elegant café-inspired interior and stylish staff create a special atmosphere. With a diverse menu and attentive service, it provides a moment that satisfies not just your appetite but also your heart.
Located just a 6-minute walk from Hakata Station, Hakata Motsunabe Maedayasouhonten is a beloved motsunabe specialty restaurant among locals. It features carefully selected domestic wagyu offal, which is rich in fat yet free of any unpleasant odors, making it easy to chew and enjoy. The broth seeps deeply into the vegetables like cabbage and garlic chives, allowing for an exceptional flavor experience.
Nikko no Sho is a soba restaurant located in a building full of character, where you can enjoy a leisurely meal while feeling the local ambiance. With warm hospitality and engaging conversation, each visit brings new discoveries. You can also experience making your own soba, allowing you to spend a special time with the fresh aroma of soba. This is a recommended spot for those who want to savor authentic soba without compromise on taste.
Nezu Matsumoto is a well-regarded establishment known for its fresh seafood. Beautifully cut fillets showcasing the craftsmanship are displayed at the front, and the sashimi made on-site is exquisite. In particular, the deep-fried chikuwa and fluffy tamagoyaki are delicious surprises every time you visit. Be sure to experience the owner's carefully crafted dishes in the newly renovated interior.
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Hajime no Ippo is a seafood restaurant located in Hakata Gion, where you can enjoy the fresh bounty of the sea from Kyushu. The Fukuoka specialty, goma-saba (sesame mackerel), is particularly exquisite and pairs perfectly with Kyushu soy sauce. The atmosphere is lively, making it a great place to spend a delightful time with local dishes. Each dish, highlighting local fish, is fresh and truly impressive, making this a renowned establishment.
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