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Fukuoka is famous for ramen and yakitori, but actually, there are also many renowned “authentic soba” restaurants. From long-established shops near Hakata Station to the trendy areas of Ropponmatsu, Yakuin, and Daimyo, we int...

When you think of Fukuoka, ramen and yakitori might come to mind, but it’s also a fierce battleground for pizza lovers. From authentic wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas to Roman-style slices and even the rare folded pizzas, Fukuoka offe...

The moment you take a bite, the flavor of the meat spreads throughout your body—Fukuoka has a collection of renowned steakhouses that offer such an experience. From a New York-based aged meat hall to a backstreet bistro finished over a w...

Too luxurious to be called an “izakaya” — Fukuoka is dotted with renowned establishments that make you feel this way. Enjoying a night at the counter where seasonal natural fish, Hakata ingredients, and the skills of artisans...

“To bring a live squid directly to your mouth” — there is a place in Fukuoka and Saga where you can do just that. The “Yobuko squid,” raised in the rough waves of the Genkai Sea, is exceptional in terms of clarity...

Hakata ramen, motsunabe, mentaiko—there are many symbols of Fukuoka cuisine, but there is a genre that locals unanimously agree is “a must-try.” That is tonkatsu. True to the high-quality pork culture rooted in Kyushu, Fukuok...

When you think of Fukuoka, you might think of Hakata ramen and street stalls, but now, quietly—no, it’s quite a big topic—the “onigiri specialty shops” are gaining attention. From exquisite onigiri that can only be foun...

Don’t underestimate it as just green onion oil mixed noodles. There is no chashu, no boiled egg. There are no shrimp. There isn’t even any green vegetables for color; basically, there is nothing. What exists are boiled noodle...

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Itoshima vegetables, fresh fish from the Genkai Sea, and high-quality livestock products—. With such an abundance of ingredients, it’s no wonder that French cuisine is evolving in this region. The French scene in Fukuoka has recent...