Nihonbare — Restaurant in Fukuoka

We decided to grab a quick dinner near our accommodation as it was getting late and we stumbled upon this restaurant. When we opened the doors of the restaurant, we were instantly greeted by the delicious smell of roasted meat and loud (but not unpleasant) chatters of the diners - a stark difference from the quiet street outside. It was Hakata Gion Yamakasa (博多祇園山笠) period and there was a huge group of young float runners having their dinner at another table. The atmosphere was great!

We were the only foreigners in the restaurant but we were able to order food via QR code and the staff were nice and friendly. Food and beer were delicious and refreshing respectively. Would definitely come here again to order...

Very friendly local restaurants for foreigners. I was little bit nervous walking into the restaurant. But kind smiles and warm attitudes from workers at the restaurant made me feel like eating at home. Without knowing much of Japanese, workers explained about dishes and helped me to choose what to eat! I would go again with my family next time! After eating 6 yakitori, 1 fried rice, and 2 high balls, it only costed me $16 USD. I highly recommend fried rice and...

Must order during the first batch: Grilled Onigiri with tea & tonkotsu soup (ochasuke) (I repeat you must order this first because it takes the auntie a lot of time to make one but i swear it’s super worth ittttttt)

Dont miss the ochasuke! Not sure why this is not mentioned enough hahaha but loved it so much. Have not seen / tasted anything like that before in my x years of...