Restaurants (Private Rooms) in Tenjin

Introducing the new lamb Steak ♪ Recommended for girls' parties! 4 minutes walk from Nishitetsu Tenjin Station!

3 minutes from Yakuin Station ◇ A hideaway for adults where you can enjoy Kumamoto's local chicken "Amakusa Daioh" and "Shimane sake" which is rare in Fukuoka.

Hakata Hanamaru Daikichi's favorite collusive shop!

A Thai Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) officially recognized by the Thai government and certified by "Thailand Select"

[3 minutes from Watanabe-dori Station] Enjoy authentic Japanese-style meal made with seasonal ingredients. For a drink after work, try the “choinomi set”

[7 minutes from Nakasu Kawabata Station] Open until 2am ◆Enjoy Japanese specialties made with seasonal vegetables and craftsmanship, along with sake

[4 minutes walk from Nakasu Kawabata Station] New style of “Ramen x Cafe” ◆ Alcohol and a la carte dishes also available!

西中洲のエリアで寿司と天ぷらの二刀流！価格もリーズナブルで使い勝手良し◎

[Kamematsu] is a long-established Sushi in Fukuoka that has been around for many years.

[5 minutes walk from Tenjin Station] 3/30 NEW OPEN! Specialty Hamburg made by ONO Group

[5 minutes from Tenjin-minami Station/Watanabe-dori Station] Enjoy a stylish moment with Japanese sake, seasonal cuisine, and handmade soba noodles made with carefully selected soup stock

Specialty sushi made with heart. Our company name is ``Meeting People,'' and we cherish every encounter and moment with our customers.

Enjoy fresh fish dishes in a quaint Japanese space.

1 minute from Nishitetsu Bus Sumiyoshi ◆ A Hakata Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) that you'll want to go to every day, serving fresh seasonal fish and soothing large plates.

[While looking at the night view of Nakasu] Endless fun with alcohol, shisha, darts, Karaoke, and golf ☆

Enjoy a course of Ginza-style Tempura prepared by the owner who trained at a famous restaurant in Tokyo. Also suitable for dates and entertainment ◎

A restaurant where you can enjoy sake, soba, side dishes, and delicious dishes based on the concept of “Osome lunch and Hayame beer”