Manu Coffee — Restaurant in Fukuoka

In Fukuoka, Japan, there are many (and I mean many) cafes and other eatery spots throughout and they are very enjoyable to experience. Manu Coffee is one of those spots where you can chill and listen to some really great music picks. The seating is typical (as with most cool cafes nowadays trying to give customers in a relaxing and "chic" atmosphere, but there's something about this joint that gives it a certain "hip" feeling. The crowd may be in the 20-something category, but if you like to listen to great music and have an opportunity to use the "Shazam" app to capture some of the music artists they play, there's no need to feel "out of place".

For matching music with your experience at Manu Coffee, try a song I grabbed from "Shazam" as well: "Beautiful" from EvisBeats Featuring J.B. Poe. Perfect combination for the sounds and coffee you will drink. Get your coffee drinking on!!

One thing to mention - be sure to carefully look for the place because its off the main road inside a small "alley" way. Don't worry, the area is fine to go there, but it can be easily...

Many is serious about coffee, friendly customer relations and making people feel welcome and comfortable. At this location the upstairs is an ideal social gathering place and serves, also, as a gallery where budding artists can get exposure for their work. My coffee drink was good. The only downside to this location is the constant presence of smoke at the entrance and even inside as you place your order or wait for your drink. Once upstairs, however, I found it to be smoke free and quiet. Definitely worth visiting and might just become your new favorite hangout depending your taste in coffee and ambience. I was impressed to learn how committed the owner is to preserving the environment, recycling his own coffee cup waste and coffee grounds, even planting a garden and some coffee trees to take advantage of all the coffee grounds being produced rather than...

I decided to visit this coffee shop based on Google reviews, and it certainly didn't disappoint. Following their menu board's recommendation, I went with the Fujira blend. They serve the coffee in two cups stacked together, which initially seemed like a mistake, but it's actually a clever design to insulate against the heat.

The coffee is excellent, with a slight acidity and a refreshing quality. It appears the beans are roasted to a lighter level, perhaps a medium roast. The staff is welcoming, and even if there's a language barrier, the menu is available in English.

Lastly, I really appreciate the artistic interior and the relaxed background music...