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Fukuoka The originator of Hakata Mizutaki Suigetsu
The Birthplace of Hakata Mizutaki, Which Continues to Preserve the Original Taste
This is the birthplace of Hakata mizutaki, located in a quiet residential area about 10 minutes by car from Tenjin, in the center of Fukuoka.It is a famous restaurant that still maintains the taste of the original Hakata mizutaki, which was perfected by the first owner. The clear soup, which is carefully cooked before the store opens, has a blissful taste that brings out the full flavor of carefully selected young Kyushu roosters. The condiments include small green onions from Hakata, salt with a natural bittern flavor, and yuzu pepper made with fragrant yuzu, as well as homemade ponzu sauce made by hand-squeezing each Japanese daidai from Itoshima City and letting it sit for about a year. are. Enjoy the long-loved taste of sake and shochu that go well with mizutaki.
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Fukuoka Obanzai 0296
Homestyle Small Dishes Served with Care in Hakata
Located approximately 11 minutes on foot from Nishitetsu Hirao Station, this obanzai and creative cuisine restaurant is in a residential neighborhood. Centered on Japanese cuisine, the menu features handmade dishes prepared by the proprietress, including simmered offal, oden, oyakodon made with branded eggs, and Hakata specialties such as "Goma Saba," "Goma Kanpachi," and "Goma Tai." The popular "Today’s Obanzai Set," served daily, presents six colorful small dishes. In addition to course meals and à la carte options, the drink selection includes shochu, wine, carefully chosen sake, and seasonal varieties not listed on the menu. The restaurant is also available for private reservations, subject to availability and arranged the day before.
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Fukuoka aya
A Hidden Retreat Welcoming You With the Charm of Japan
From 7:00 P.M. onwards, this hidden members-only bar will help you forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Still, during the day you can enjoy a casual Japanese atmosphere whilst sipping on delicious alcohol and Japanese tea. Sake sommeliers will suggest drinks that suit each individual, so it's a good idea to just drop in by yourself and discuss the drinks you'd like to try. This high-end Japanese cafe also serves Japanese sweets and matcha in addition to alcohol, and is a real treat, with tea being made right in front of you. There is also a "This Week's Pairing" menu that goes well with alcohol, and there is also a full food menu to fill you up.
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