Yanagibashi Rengo Market
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Tourist beware!! There was a fruit stall at the main entrance, there was no prices displayed, the stall owner could speak English. I bought an orange for 340 Yen! Sigh, I was grossly charged. I bought 6 oranges, as I wasn’t aware of it. You could easily get 6 oranges for that price, from nearby shopping mall or in Hakata train station. This was the only downside, in my shopping experience there. Overall experience was still great. Had sushi there, which would be in another review. There were various stalls, selling tea (reasonably priced), fresh seafood, a bakery at the other end of the entrance. Good shopping experience, quite enjoyable. Good place to pop by to get some food stuffs. A reminder again. In Japan, the stalls always displayed their price tags. Beware, if there was no price tag!
DR DAVY GOHDR DAVY GOH
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We visited on a Saturday around 2 PM and noticed that only a few stalls were open at the time. The market is relatively small and can be explored in about 30 minutes or less. Compared to larger markets like Kuromon, this one is more compact, but it does have its charm. There are a few small restaurants offering chirashidon and sashimi rice bowls. During our visit, there was one stall serving fresh sashimi for immediate consumption, with a small table set up where you could enjoy it with soy sauce and wasabi—it was fresh and tasty. We also tried the stall selling assorted fish cakes. If you mention you’ll eat them right away, they’ll warm them up for you on the spot, which was a nice touch. The market includes a small lounge area with seating, a vending machine for drinks, and a restroom for convenience. While it may not be a must-visit if you're tight on time, it's worth checking out if you're nearby and in the mood for good quality sashimi at an affordable price.
Tita PizzaTita Pizza
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This seafood market is famous, particularly among HK and Taiwan people. Locally, it is also called the "kitchen of Hakata". There is a sushi/seafood restaurant at the domestic terminal of Fukuoka Airport displaying sign saying seafood directly purchased from this market--showing the importance of it in the field. However, I rate it only 3 star as, for a tourist attraction, it is extremely small in size. If you are not eating in one of the eateries there, it will take you less than 20 min to walk through the entire alley. (Don't ever compare it with Toyosu Market in Toyko!) The market is close to subway Watanabe-dori (N15) exit 2. There is a nice public (free, as pictured) toilet in the middle of the alley. A very thoughtful amenity for the tourists.
Philip S (Phil_at_Home)Philip S (Phil_at_Home)
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I gave it 3 stars because I am unsure how is their usual crowd like.. Nonetheless, at the time of visit which is close to 3pm, I was still able to enjoy a plate of salmon sashimi. However one thing to note is that you cannot compare this "market" with those like in Osaka, Kyoto or Tokyo. As i was around the vicinity, I decided to drop by. Like other reviewers that mentioned, there is NO need to specifically drop by this market because its only just literally one street. Of course, there are still things to buy but u have to manage your own expectations!
Donnie GohDonnie Goh
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Yanagibashi Fish Market is relatively small, with only one short alleyway, although it also sells vegetable, bean curd, meat, other than fish. The operation hours are generally from 05AM to 03PM, Monday to Saturday, excluding national holiday. On June 25, 2023, it only has 40 stores in operations. When visiting there on Sunday, June 25, 2023, although most of the stores were closed, except few stores were doing stocking and other cleaning, the area still had some weird smell, mixed of fish smell and other unknown sources.
Ben HsuBen Hsu
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A very small local market for locals living nearby to buy fresh fish, meat and local produce like fruits and vegetables. There's a good bakery and coffee shop there. Also a nice shop selling fish paste products and their famous mentaiko - fish eggs. Not too crowded. But nothing much for tourists. There's a stall selling whale meat not for the faint hearted and animal lover. But still love these kind of places where there's not many tourist and enjoy what the local people do.
Danison TanDanison Tan
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1 Chome-5 Haruyoshi, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka, 810-0003, Japan
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attractions: Canal City Hakata, Sumiyoshi Jinja, Hotel New Otani Hakata, Hotel Monte Hermana Fukuoka, Tenjin Central Park, BIC CAMERA, United Cinema, Hotel Hokke Club | Fukuoka, Yaoji Hakata Hotel, Kego Shrine, restaurants: Motsunabe Rakutenchi Tenjin WEST BR, Hakata Robata Fishman, Original Tomato Ramen Sanmi (333), Nakasu Food Stalls Street, Ramen Kanetora, Udon Taira, Hakata Ikkousha, Hakata Daruma, Taiho Ramen Tenjin-Imaizumi Shop, Ramen Stadium
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