Nabe (Japanese hot pot) (All-You-Can-Drink) in Fukuoka(page 9)

Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) that has been in business in Nakasu, Hakata for 35 years. From July 1st to 14th, you can see the decorated floats of the "Hakata Gion Yamakasa" Nakasu style right in front of you!

Always use more than 10kg of natural oysters! Kaiseki cuisine using seasonal ingredients at Nakasu's "Safuan" with private rooms

☆All seats are completely private rooms with sunken kotatsu seats☆ Sister store of the popular store "Tsukuyomi"!

If you want to eat yakitori near Nishijin Station, this is the place! Charcoal grilled yakitori from 80 yen per skewer ★ Perfect for drinking alone or for a party!

★New wing open★Close to Fukuoka Airport／Early summer trip to Hakata／Nakasu★Rich Hakata Hot Pot and horse meat delivered directly from Kumamoto

[About a 5-minute walk from Hakata Exit of Hakata Station] A restaurant where you can eat delicious Fukuoka Seafood Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot) ♪

We are proud of our fresh fish, sesame mackerel, and charcoal-grilled yakitori❗️All-you-can-drink courses start from 4,000 yen!! ️Private room with horigotatsu available!! ️

3 minutes walk from Nishishin Station ◆ Enjoy artisanal charcoal-grilled yakitori using carefully selected Arita chicken with seasonal sake.

5 minutes from Kurume Station ◆ We are proud of our crispy fried kushikatsu! Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) you can enjoy a casual atmosphere. Comfortable with private rooms◎

[Parking available] A Meat Dishes Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) in Kurume City that uses high-quality meat and seasonal ingredients in the Ichinotsurugi style.

[5 minutes walk from Kitagata Station] Enjoy local menus from all over the country, including the famous "Hakata Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot) "♪

A chicken dish using Kyushu red chicken for the famous Motsusuki! Great value All-you-can-drink course (for drinks only) [Private room banquet for 40 people]

[Goto Eat eligible restaurant] Chicken dishes using domestically produced Asabiki chicken. Very popular Hakata Hot Pot!

Reservations on weekends are a must ♪ A somewhat nostalgic nagomi style Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) ☆