Tebo — Restaurant in Fukuoka

Our family of four happened upon this place on our last night in Japan, and it was probably the most memorable night of the trip. The chef (owner?) welcomed us in and sat us at the counter, and gave us a Japanese-only menu. Just as I was about to ask for a suggestion, he beckoned our two sons outside, where he dressed them in robes and headbands. We thought that was a neat way to eat dinner, but he had other ideas. He ushered them into the kitchen, and led them as they learned to cook our dinner! The boys had a wonderful time, the okonomiyaki was delicious, and he even gave the kids a little parting gift, and bade us a warm farewell. When he noticed it was raining, he even gave us umbrellas! I don't know if the food was the best around (not having eaten okonomiyake previously), but if you want to feel welcomed and have a unique experience, this place...

We had a wonderful evening. The food was DELICIOUS and the owner is such a kind and funny man. At the beginning he asked us, where we are from and put this language in the translator. Something we never experienced during 2 month travel in Asia. Everyone else just assume that all tourists can speak English. This was an incredible nice gesture. The restaurant itself has a great atmosphere with lots of memories and pictures. We played a little game in the evening: My fluffy sweet price will always remind me of that great evening. You won't regret...

A hidden gem at the back of the street. Not only did the shop offer good food, the atmosphere was superb.

Owner was kind and friendly, organised a little game for every customer to join. You'll possibly be able to bring home a medal (if u win :p) and souvenirs.

There're multiple cats around the shop and you can leave a note on the ema (絵馬). Trust me you'll love this place like me and my friends 🤩 It's such a...