Komeda's Coffee Hakata Station Higashi — Restaurant in Fukuoka

We found this great breakfast place around the corner from our hotel. Komeda is a Korean brand I think but the food here is western-style. They do have English menu and the interior is fairly large and spacious. We even got hot towels when we first sat down.

They have a free breakfast selection when you order a drink in the morning. You get thick toast with either egg salad/azuki paste, and strawberry jam. The toast is super soft and pillowy.

I also ordered a melon cream soda which is really good with the soft serve and served on the mini boot-shaped glass (but there is a giant ice cube in middle of the glass so you don't get as much as you think).

The Mini Shiro Noir is a layered pastry. It was better if you have with syrup and soft serve.

We also ordered a shrimp cutlet sandwich... and omg this was so good! For about 990 yrn, you get a huge plump shrimp cutlet with a super crispy coating. Best shrimp cutlet we had on this trip.

We liked it here so much that we returned another day for breakfast. The service was a bit off on the second visit because we had a different waitress. Still, the food was good. Had a really thicc hot grilled sandwich as well as some...

It's is a charming coffee shop located near Hakata Station in Fukuoka. It's part of the popular Komeda Coffee chain, known for its comfortable and relaxed atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for both casual meetings and leisurely breaks. The café is famous for its generously portioned dishes and classic Japanese-style coffee, with their signature "Shiro-Noir" being a must-try. The spacious interior, often featuring retro decor, provides a cozy environment to enjoy a variety of meals, from breakfast sets to desserts. Whether you're looking to start your day with a hearty breakfast or unwind with a coffee, コメダ珈琲店 博多駅東店 offers a warm and inviting...

Came here at 1pm on a weekday for a coffee and the place was not so busy and could easily find a seat. For what you pay thesize you get its pretty small but was decent drip coffee. Had a ice coffee and a azuki bean coffee both around 500 + yen. The concept for here is you can stay here as long as you want, they have sockets at every table so feel free to work and chill drinking a small coffee. They also serve numerous sweets and sandwiches. Mornings you get free toast with...