Hakata Yatai Ramen Ikkousha Hakata Ichibangai Shop — Restaurant in Fukuoka

Dear Staff of ikkousha,

I am writing to express my deepest gratitude for your honesty and kindness.

On 20 Mar 2023, I visited your store and left my bag on the counter. Fortunately, you noticed it and kept it safe until I came back to retrieve it. As a result of your integrity and good will, I was able to retrieve all of my important documents and money.

I am truly impressed with your integrity and your willingness to do the right thing. During these times when honesty and morality often seem to be in short supply, it is refreshing to encounter someone like you who values these qualities so highly.

Your actions have reminded me that there are still many good people out there who are willing to go extra miles to help others without seeking anything in return. I am truly grateful for your honesty, and I will not forget it anytime soon.

Once again, thank you very much for your honesty and kindness. It was a pleasure to come across someone so decent and trustworthy. I hope that your good deeds will continue to bring you much success and blessings in...

Hakata Yatai Ramen Ikkousha Hakata Ichibangai Shop 博多屋台ラーメン一幸舎 博多一番街店 is one of the many food shops in Hakata Station. Inside seating is an L-shaped counter and you wait in line until they tell you to order at the machine. We visited for breakfast in early October and ordered the Special Ramen with Mentaiko (1800 yen), the Pork Ramen with flavored egg (1000 yen), and an Oolong Tea (250 yen).

The line moves pretty quickly here and the ramen was pretty good. It has a light pork broth with thin noodles, black fungus, and bamboo shoots, green onions, and the egg had a nice soft yolk.

Fukuoka is kinda known for mentaiko roe and you'll see a lot of restaurants offering it. It's a bit on the salty side (which is to be expected) but it comes with rice and nori which...

I’ve never had ramen this bad before. This place is in a food court, and since it was my last day in Fukuoka, I decided to try tonkotsu ramen here. I really regret it. After ordering from the vending machine, I took my ticket and waited for the staff to prepare my meal. Even while waiting, there was an unpleasant pork smell.

I ordered a regular tonkotsu ramen. The broth was extremely salty, the noodles were okay, but the chashu was so smelly that I couldn’t eat more than one bite. I also ordered gyoza, which were burnt and tasted worse than what I could...