Restaurants (Open Sunday) in Yakuin Odori Sta.

A collection of delicious Kyushu foods! Horse sashimi delivered directly from Kumamoto, Fukuoka Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot), sesame mackerel, etc.★In a calm Japanese atmosphere♪

Teppan-yaki & Hiroshima Okonomiyaki at affordable prices! You can also takeaway!

◆From our signature skewered dishes to fresh seasonal dishes in a stylish restaurant

For 40 years in the industry, our proud ``Ago Dashi'' made from the highest quality flying fish is an additive-free, color-free, completely handmade masterpiece!

For online reservations, please use Instagram or Google [Reserve a seat] ^^

◇4 minutes walk from Yakuin Station◇Fully private rooms for entertaining or meetings! Feel free to come alone at the counter seats!

[Tenjin Daimyo in the middle] He also appeared on that Kenmin show! A super popular Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot) specialty restaurant that can only be tasted in Fukuoka.

Enjoy the dishes prepared by the owner, who is well versed in live squid and fish delivered directly from Yobuko. The scales will fall from your eyes at the deliciousness of the fish.

Treat your loved ones to Fukuoka's Japanese-style meal Japanese Cuisine in a modern restaurant.

Kego's bar uses seasonal fish and Itoshima vegetables. Enjoy delicious food and drinks from 4pm without straining your shoulders.

Thanks to you, we are celebrating our 16th anniversary. Please enjoy the exquisite Creative Cuisine made by our Sushi chefs. We also accept orders for New Year's dishes.

Full of private rooms, 35 years in business! Evolving day by day to aim for Hakata's best Yakiniku (Grilled meat). Open for lunch from 11:30 on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays!

The ``Salt-grilled tail'' and ``Tan-yaki'' are must-try dishes that will impress even foodies. We always have 250 types of carefully selected shochu! Fully equipped with private rooms

Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot) Imaizumi Main Branch is one of Fukuoka's leading Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot) specialty restaurants, and is popular for its white miso soup and large pieces of motsu.

Suigetsu, the birthplace of the original Hakata mizutaki, has been in business since its founding in 1903.