Food&Drink in Fukuoka
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Explore the Cafes
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- The cafes along the way from Tenjin to Yakuin are no ordinary chain shops. They offer a range of specialty cafes serving carefully brewed coffee that will make the connoisseur proud, as well as an assortment of stylish vibes and cozy atmospheres. Connect Coffee is a chic space that offers drinks made by world-class latte artists, plus a few sweets and light snacks. They’re open till 10 p.m., so you can take your time sauntering over. 「Connect Coffee」Instagram Read moreGrab the Most Important Meal of the Day at Fukuoka’s CafesWhen it comes to eating in Fukuoka, what comes to mind is Hakata ramen, the yatai scene,” …
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- Fukuoka
- 24. May. 2019
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Hakata Daruma
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- Hakata Daruma is one of the most famous old ramen shops in Hakata. They started their business in 1963 and have been popular among local people for a long time but are now becoming more and more popular throughout the country.Hakata Daruma only uses select pork, seafood, and other ingredients, which are certified as being of a high quality. They spend a lot of time and effort in cooking their ingredients, so it’s no wonder how delicious their ramen is! Their tonkotsu soup is very rich and has a strong flavor, with melting chashu (pork slices) and plenty of scallions. If you want to try the hardcore Hakata ramen, this is the place to go!
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- Fukuoka
- 23. May. 2019
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Ichiran Ramen
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- If you ask the locals in Fukuoka which one is their favourite ramen shop, many will be divided between the big two, Ichiran and Ippudo. Ichiran is actually the older of the two chains, being founded in the 60s, and as such claims the title of being the birthplace of several ramen-related intricacies; the first to place spicy red sauce in the centre of its ramen, the first to offer an aromatic tonkotsu soup, the first to offer flavour concentration booths, and the first with a customizable ordering system. Whichever is your favorite, Ichiran and its Nakasu location are without a doubt a must for ramen lovers in Fukuoka.
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- Fukuoka
- 23. May. 2019
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Unari Ramen
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- In the land of Ichiran and Ippudo, the two big ramen chains in town, Unari Ramen is a unique proposition both because of the shop size and the ramen on its menu. Located in Nakasu Island, Unari has been increasing its local fan base thanks to its tonkotsu (pork) and seafood broth combination, something of a rarity in the land of pure tonkotsu broth. Technically speaking, it is not the city’s traditional recipe but this particular combination is deeper in flavour and as such, can be more pleasing than the original. Open from 6pm to 6am from Monday to Saturday, and closed on Sunday, Unari is also a great option after a late night out in the town.
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- Fukuoka
- 23. May. 2019
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Danbo Ramen
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- Danbo is a growing ramen chain based in the outskirts of Fukuoka City. As with the bigger chains, it specializes in classic tonkotsu ramen but also offers a wider menu including miso ramen and negi-goma ramen (topped with green onions and sesame). It’s claim to fame is being awarded top spot by a Kyushu TV poll a few years back. It’s small size also means a more familiar service. Danbo has a location a short walk away from Dazaifu Station and is a perfect complement to a trip to Tenmangu Shrine.
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- Fukuoka
- 23. May. 2019
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Hide-chan Ramen
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- Hide-chan Ramen was established by the son of Hakata Daruma’s owner, so you can imagine that it has an unquestionably great taste! Their ramen has a rich taste but doesn’t have a strong tonkotsu smell. You will love it once you start sipping their soup and will never be able to stop sipping! At Hide-chan Ramen, you can choose the thickness of your noodles from super thick, middle thick, and super thin. Also, you can add chashu and scallions as your toppings. Very simple, but enough to be absolute Hakata. Their ramen is popular among Japanese celebrities too and you will see many autographs of famous people inside the shop!
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- Fukuoka
- 23. May. 2019
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Hakata Ramen ShinShin Tenjin branch
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- You might have to wait in line to eat this ramen, as the shop is always crowded during lunchtime. But you won’t wait too long, as people leave quickly…so don’t give up! Their tonkotsu ramen, with soft chashu that melts in your mouth, is delicious. The chashu has been soaked in their original sauce for a long time and you can taste it right after you put it in your mouth. Besides their tonkotsu ramen, you can try champon noodles (thick noodles with various toppings and soup), and sara udon (udon noodles on a plate without soup), both of which originated in Nagasaki prefecture. They also make a fried rice with chashu that’s pretty popular.
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- Fukuoka
- 23. May. 2019
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Genei
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- If you are interested in eating ramen in Hakata but are not such a big fan of tonkotsu, this is the place for you! Genei offers a shoyu (soy sauce) flavored ramen. It is popular even among Hakata’s local people who usually love tonkotsu ramen. They do have tonkotsu ramen but their number one menu item is shrimp shoyu ramen. They use Japanese dashi (fish broth) and special soy sauce with shrimp oil. This soup has a full flavor. You can add chashu, finely stripped leeks, dried shrimp, and Japanese parsley. The inside of the shop is stylish and great for lunch on your date too!
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- Fukuoka
- 23. May. 2019
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KOMUGI
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- Komugi is a stylish ramen shop that looks like a cozy café. It’s relatively new but already has lots of fans! Their most popular menu items are: Toriboni (Chinese noodles with a combination of chicken broth and dried fish broth), Mazesoba (noodles with various toppings but without soup), Gomtang (tahini flavored soup with a pinch of Sichuan pepper). These favorites have been enticing people back to Komugi once they try their first taste! The most popular item on the menu, Toriboni is light and slightly sweet. Their handmade, thin noodles and the way they put chashu on top is also the reason why it’s so popular. This place is perfect for those who follow current trends too!
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- Fukuoka
- 23. May. 2019
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Really enjoyed the little break in this cafe. Beautiful and tasty cakes. They use seasonal fruit to make their desserts. Nice place to relax after busy shopping schedule.
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移転前の学生時代から、通いまくった店。 自分的には、福岡で最高の味で、福岡に行く度に通ってる。 観光客にはメジャーじゃなくて、地元の方々の多い店。みんな混んでほしくないから投稿しないのかもしれないけど、正当に評価してほしいのであえて投稿。 超濃厚な赤みがかったスープに、独特の極細平打ち麺がマッチ。定食の種類も多く、夜は飲み屋としても使える。それでいて、高くない。 こんな店が自分ちの近くに欲しい。
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