For me, this is one of the most perfect sized parks, if that makes sense. It's big enough to feel like you're away from the city for a bit, but not so big that you'd need more than a day to fully enjoy it. The walking and biking circle track that goes around the pond is really nice and everyone usually goes there for exercise on the weekend. Plus, the little island is so cute and has got some intimate spots for just hanging out. Good date spot. The tea house at the park is supposed to be very good as well. Definitely check it out during cherry blossom season!

Nice park in the city. Very easy to get to by subway. A very public place for local people and tourist to spend their day of weekdays or weekend. You can walk your dogs easily here. Children can find things to do in the playground or biking around the lake.

Beautiful park to spend a peaceful and calm time. A lot of ducks always swims there in the pond. Huge park and always crowded as well.

Nice city park to stroll along and go for long walks! We really enjoyed walking around the lake and checking out the “islands” that are connected with bridges. It’s a great park to relax and wind down from a long tourism or working day. Can recommend to bring some snacks and drinks and just soak in the sun and read a book or spend quality time with your friends. The park is very clean so make sure to keep it this way so everyone can equally enjoy its beauty

I didn't mean to visit here, but it is located right in front of the Fukuoka Art museum. What a nice park. Lots of people were running or riding bicycles. The Japanese garden (entrance fee 250 yen) was beautiful. I don't think this place is a tourist spot, but lots of travel related sites are recommending this park. If you love Japanese gardens, don't forget to check out the Japanese garden. It is worth more than 250 yen.

A charm park with a superb facilities, including toilets and drinking water fountain. There is a caffe with a great view.

This is a great city park that is just big enough to while away an hour or two strolling around the lake and over the islands. This appears to be a popular place to walk dogs and go running; I wish my own city had a park this nice. The lake has plenty of coy fish and water birds to enjoy. There is also a very nice Japanese garden just next door if you have the time.

One of my favorite parks from now on. It is such a great place to relax and just watch the day pass you by. There are even birds and turtles to keep you entertained with some fish sometimes. Will visit this park again, it is worth visiting!

Very nice place to stroll, especially in bad weather. Nicely designed and great architectural feel. Stores are higher end.

A well designed underground mall. Although many of the shops are familiar brands, the design of the mall is still worth giving it a visit especially if you are a tourist. It gives a different atmosphere when compared to other underground malls in the area.

Lots of different shops, dining places, grocery store, etc. Also connected to the subway.

This is the indoor more than 600 m long shopping street connected between Tenjin and Tenjin minami subway stops with more than 100 shops , I guess. Both sides of this street are covered by department stores. If you donot have something to do, this would be a perfect place to spend your time. For people who transfer the subway here, you have 120 min to walk from one side to another side to catch the next train. It means you have a plenty of time to buy or catch something. Please beware massive waves of people in afternoon and evening. You may lost your way in this place. 😆😆😆😆😆

To me, those shops are quite repititive... mostly woman cloth, not my type 😅

Endless halls of little shops and cafés. After a while it felt really repetitive, but if you love shopping for hours it's a great place to visit if the weather outside is bad.

Cool tower in Fukuoka. Small fee to go to the top but it is well worth it. Really nice views of Fukuoka city and the ocean and beach nearby a lot of cool pictures to take here. Parking was available close by for a small fee. I took the train which was very close distance to walk from the train station to the tower. A lot of cool things around the area some restaurants and gift shops that were cool too. A great destination to go take a day trip to.

Very lovely staff and a wonderful view towards the city and also the sea! There are some smaller activities you can do on top of the tower, like buying a lock, playing a pinball type of machine to take a look at your fortune. If you collect stamps, they also have one on the floor with the elevator to descend. The tower lights up after sunset, the staff will tell you which colour it will light up in on a specific day.

A great place, a great view from 120 meters. A city Fukuoka from Fukuoka Tower looks picturesque. The entry fee is about 1 200 yens for adults.

Easy access through public transportation. We got there before sunset so we could see the tower from different aspects. We did not know we could only get up to 123m, not the 234m height of the tower so it was a bit disappointing. A place worth visiting for the first time in Fukuoka.

It is a very beautiful tower with gorgeous lights on display. The employees working inside were very nice and well educated about the knowledge of the tower. They also have beautiful and romantic views and picture areas. The viewing area isn't actually that high so if your worried about heights then it isn't that bad but if you want to see further it isn't for you.

Easy accesible by local public transport. Google map timing on japan transport bus is very accurate. Not many tourist during weekday. No queue at ticket counter. Very nice experience at the tower. The tower provide spectacular view. Tickets price is not expensive. Good for young kid. If time allow you may consider to have a cup of coffee at their tower cafe which is only open around 11am. Very friendly staff. They have a lady standby at their lift to provide basic information of the tower to visitors. Overall great experience.

The place was stunning. Provided you 360 degree view of this vibrant and great city. The access fee is 800 yen for adult. First floor is souvenir shop. Front of the building Lawson and McDonald's are available. Or if you just crossed the street you would found a gorgeous Momichi seaside park. With lots of food available. Tasty one also. Great place to spend the day with family.

Fukuoka Tower is a must visit!! It’s a very beautiful place where you could see the panoramic view of the city! And I discovered that your entrance is free if you come 3 days before and after your birthday! 🥰 what’s sweeter is that they will give you a card and discount coupons! 😍😍😍 I really enjoyed my experience in Fukuoka Tower! One of my favorites! Entrance is just ¥800, and not really crowded.

3rd tallest tower in Japan. Has a great view. The entrance ticket is cheap, although it wasn’t as stunning as tokyo tower or tokyo sky tree. There is big Gatchapon, and you can buy Love Lock there. The mascots are also kawaii.

Fukuoka Tower is a modern tower that provides a good tourist experience. On the ground floor, it provides information board and video about the tower. When going up by elevator, you will be able to see the outside view, however majority of the view was blocked by the tower structure. Once you are on the observation deck, you will be able to see the beautiful view of Fukuoka. In my opinion, it is the best place to observe the famous wedding location, Marizon. In terms of the surrounding view, you will be able to see the majority of Fukuoka City. One floor below, they have prepared a few areas for visitors to play including a huge gacha, an interesting Omikuji Pinball and a large heart for lovers to take photo. Overall, I had a good time in this tower and highly recommended for visitors.

Pretty expensive for a view.... 800¥ for adults and a discount for 65y.o. and above. No bathroom at the top floor, but you can go at the ground floor before and after viewing... To be honest, you can be done in an hour.

A very nice dome with a well maintained area. The atmosphere is very nice during days when there a game with fans coming early and the place becomes alive. There are some food outlets around the dome which seems to be open even outside of game days. It is connected to the MarkIs mall.

Ah that dome!!! It was fantastic. My fiancée and I watched a baseball game for the first time and we got adored by the dome and atmosphere. We sat right next to the non-Hawks fan seating area who was supporting their team so hard and we enjoyed listening to it. The end of the game when Hawks wins.... what a surprise! I don’t know how they do fireworks inside the dome. It was totally worth going. Can’t wait for the next visit.

Took a stroll outside the dome in the evening. It is well connected to Markis building and there is a new entertainment building for family to bring their kids to enjoy. Beautiful place!

Great Baseball stadium, though expensive food with often long lines. Decent connections, but if you go by car, beware, there are little parking spaces and those that exist are usually insanely expensive. Good show and easy way of navigating within the building.

Great place to see a game of baseball! Lots of great food options, very nice people, and the atmosphere is crazy! The passion for the game is incredible, and and it is shown through all the chants and songs that go on through out the game. Also looks cool from the outside! Over all, a great plac to have a great time!

FUKUOKA PayPay Dome is one of the landmarks in Fukuoka. The dome is located in Chūō-ku, Fukuoka. It is the world’s largest geodesic dome and feels enormous when you stand in front of it. Around the dome, there are many decorations related to players of Fukuoka Hawks and celebrities who have visited before.

It was a short walk from my hotel but definitely worth the visit. They charge a small fee to enter and see the large wooden Buddha. Apparently you can go underneath which wasn't clearly explained when I entered. I didn't take any photos because they had signs posted but I realized it's not a problem. One of the easily accessible temples to visit if staying near the Hakata station in Fukuoka. Fukuoka was one my favorite cities in Japan and I hope I can come back and visit someday.

A profound experience for anyone interested in Buddhism. Do visit Lord Buddha and walk the Hell path. For anyone from the United States, I would describe this experience as walking sensory deprivation. Also be sure to visit the cemetery. On the day of my visit it seemed many people missed this, possibly thinking they were decorative stones rather than the grave markers of 3 Lords of Fukuoka.

Great wooden Buddha here is breathtaking (no photos allowed). Pagoda and surrounding cemetery also peaceful. Many ppl come here to sit by the cherry blossom tree and eat lunch. So lovely, could've stayed for hours.

Utterly charming and is a favorite amongst the locals. Most tourusts favor other temples instead. Which means there's more opportunities for us to appreciate this temple in relative peace. The pagoda is a man focal point, and does remind me very much of Kyoto/ (minus the crowds). Don't forget to visit the big Buddha on the 2nd floor, it's amazing, but do observe rule of not taking photo of it.

Tochoji Temple, in Hakata, Fukuoka, is probably the first Shingon Sect Buddhist temple or the first Buddhist temple in Fukuoka or in Japan, after Kobo Daishi Kukai or Master Monk Kukai returned from China, in Tang Dynasty, to Japan and landed in Hakata, in 806 AD, and built the Tōchōmiji Temple, which is often called Tochoji Temple- nowadays. The Temple was damaged by wars, fires, and other natural disasters, because it was built mainly in wood. Luckily, with the patronage of the 2nd Prince Tadayuki of the Kuroda family, which was the lord of the Fukuoka Territory, it became the Bodhi Temple of the Kuroda family, its main worship hall and other temple's facilities were funded by the Kuroda Lord. That is probably also the reason why there are burial section, with tomb stones of the Kuroda Family members in a rear corner section of the Temple. The Temple is famous for its giant wooden Avalokitesvara Buddha statue, which is taller than 10.8 meters and is seated in the Side Hall which does cost a symbolic admission fee for entrance. While the main worship hall has a few statues, it seems that main worship hall is primarily used for worship and other religious or ceremonial services, including praying, funeral, and other occasions. Inside the side hall, there is also a special pass way which is structured and composed of various paintings for showing life and events in the Hell and how believers can strive to work through the Hell tunnel to the Eternal world by doing good deeds, a reflection of Karma or something about rebirth. The Temple is in short walking distance from West Side of Hakata Station. Except the Side Hall for viewing Wooden Avalokitesvara Buddha statue, the Temple is free of charge for entrance.

Super cool and underrated temple. It’s got a 5 star pagoda, and the giant wooden Buddha inside is truly a sight to behold. Beneath it is this unique hall with depictions of hell and a pure black tunnel that makes for quite the memorable experience.

A small gem in the city! The experience of being in front of the statue itself is magical. I could feel the strong yet peaceful energy that enveloped the room. Unfourtunately, you can't take pictures of it. However, you can go under the statue to see some epic art!

The location is great, the temple is very holy. The statue of lord Buddha is very huge and really powerful. Also you can walk in the tunnel at the back of statue it demonstrate hell and heaven according to Buddhism.

Recommend to pay a visit if in hakata. 50yen at ground floor of temple get you a candle and three joss stick for praying. On the right side of temple, climb up to second floor to see japan's largest wooden Buddha statue (another 50y for praying). Don't forget to walk through the passageway at the foot of the Buddha statue for a different experience!!

Amazing temple, one of my favorites in Hakata Old Town. Founded by Kobo Daishi, it is one of the oldest temples in Japan. It is also famous for housing the largest seated Buddha statue in the country. I visited during spring and the giant cherry tree was so beautiful. I highly recommend it!

Top unagi (eel) rice restaurant in Fukuoka, situated by the small canals in Nakasu/Tenjin. Very good business and many tourist also go there. A must visit place for Korean tourists. I have been to this place many years and many times. Very quality consistant every time and tastes as good as first time. This is one of my must go restaurants in Fuuoka as well. You can buy a packet of the fried unagi bones when paying and take home to enjoy with a cold beer. Please go 30min before opening or prepare to wait 1+ hour for table! Highly recommended.

Excellent place for Unagi box rice. Definitely recommend it for everyone who wishes to try eel box in Fukuoka. I have never tasted an eel so delicately grilled and sauced. The eel absorbs the charcoal taste from grilling and the dipping sauce completed the taste. Even the soup looks like art to me. Excellent contrast, simple, yet tasty. Visiting on a weekday late afternoon, there is no wait at all, but I think this place is quite busy during lunch and dinner hours.

The environment is very good. You need to take a number at the self-service machine, and there are Chinese. After choosing Chinese, the menu on the seat will be given until noon. It is only recommended to eat eel rice. The beer is not bad, and the foam is very dense. The lady who serves is fluent in English, and communication is barrier-free. Eel rice tastes great, the eel is crispy, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, superb, eel The liver soup is very greasy and worth trying.

It’s good if you like your Unagi very grilled towards more solid/crispy in texture. I prefer the soft type that melts in your mouth and skin will peel off in your chopsticks. This is a 1800+ year joint and many people frequent here. This is a popular joint so English menu is available. Locations: A 3 storey block, take the lift/stairs to second floor. Reservations: Once you reach, write your name and wait for your call. I am around the 6th and takes about 20mins. Queue move very fast. The staff will ask you which language of menu you need. Food: 1. Ordered the omelette, a bit sweet but delicious Unagi; 2. The vinegar Unagi is nice but I find it grilled a tad too Long resulting in very hard texture; 3. Ordered the 5 piece deluxe and the rice have no sauce. Instead, the sauce is provided separately. The Unagi is quite sweet and I find there is no need to put sauce on the rice. Btw, add the san-sho powder! It’s nice. Food arrives pretty quickly and you should be done in less than an hour from queue to pay. Payment: Only cash.

Although their menu is very short, their infamous dish of “unagi donburi” will not disappoint you. It’s probably the best around. The unagi is crunchy outside and soft inside. Mouth watering juice seeps out between the perfectly charcoaled skin and eel meat. I have also tried their deep fried eel bones. That also gave me a literal crunch! It’s mixed with Japanese spices and crunches like potato chips! Unfortunately, if you are not interested with unagi, there ain’t many choices for you.

My second time here, first time was five years ago. As amazing as before. The grilled eel has a slight crisp to the skin and then it melts in your mouth. Woah typing this review is making me drool again. Got three pieces of eel on rice and a eel liver skewer. Soup and ocha were good complements to the meal. The skewer had a little bit of a bitter taste to it (perhaps charred a tad bit much), but I didn't mind it too much. Still so good. Looking forward to my next visit.

This place serves the best grilled eel I’ve ever had! They serve two different types of eel but always go with the most expensive one (note: due to dwindling national eel stock, they limit the number of eel piece in each order to maximum 4 pieces) and trust me, you will not regret! The eel skin was well seasoned and delightfully crispy and the eel flesh was firm but not tough! Well-sea

Unagi-don was really crisp and tasty. A bit expensive, but worth it for sure. I was introduced to a river view table- the scenery was great too. BUT, you need to wait in a long line. I visited around 3-4pm and still had to wait around 40 minutes.

Best unagi that I have eaten. Do order the one where unagi and rice is separated as the sauce is a little sweet, so you can add on according to your self preference. I love the unagi 'rice soup'! The unagi bones is definitely must item and koi no arai(sashimi) is pretty interesting and nice with their special sauce. Price is a little high but its worth it for the quality of the food.

More than 10 years ago, I visited here and had a lunch. And then now I came again to enjoy lunch again. This restaurant is famous among those who have experience of visit Fukuoka. But maybe the policy of this family group, they do not expand their too much so that you cannot find branch restaurant in Tokyo, Osaka o Kyoto. Strongly recommend to come here. You can also enjoy the view of ponds, ‘Ikesu’ in Japanese to see living fish. No need to say the taste, excellent of course. At the next building, you can purchase souvenir like sort of ‘Mentaiko’. One of the best restaurant that makes you love fish.

Very nice and yummy sushi sets. Not too much and not too little, just right. However, tempura, karage average. Great service and traditional Japanese decor. Recommend for sushi and seafood lovers. Prices on the higher side.

Amazing amount of items on A super tasty lunch. Cool place with all the fish pool and a bit of show from the chefs. Servís is very gently this place make you feel 50 years back in time.

My boss took me here for lunch and it's somewhere I wouldn't have just walked into myself, I think because it looks so imposing from the outside. It's been in Fukuoka for decades, though, and it serves a very traditional style sashimi lunch set. I really like the open indoor area and the quality is superb -- some of the side dishes are going out of style these days so it's nice that places like this still exist! If you're not sure what it is, just try it. It's probably delicious. The cha wan mushi is particularly good! And they always have mentaiko, because it's a Fukuoka staple. Definitely recommend!!!

We ordered the luxury kaiseki set just to taste the overall quality of the restaurant. All are good, but some are exceptional. It’s been almost three months since we visited, but I still remember vividly the simple looking bowl of clear broth with a fishball. The rich, yet subtle but complex layers of taste this liquid offered was mesmerising. And in the middle of it this soft, bouncy, light yet savoury non-fishy fishball. As a Hong Konger, I grew up with fishballs. All styles, tastes, mouthfeel and qualities. Yet this unassuming small snowy lump there was quite many levels up above all those I have had. As in any respectable kaiseki meals, many other dishes and bowls delivered their epicurean wonders in a humbly beautiful package. The service was what you expected of a good Japanese restaurant but the lady who served us was more friendly and eager to communicate with her limited English. She must be in her 60’s already so it surely gave a warm and cosy feel to this huge hall of a restaurant. I would most definitely return when I visit Fukuoka again.

Dinner set was expensive, and ONLY FEW piece sashimi included in the set, other dishes are just soso and it is only a normal food, nothing special! The most ANGER point is the tempura, they use the fish bone, the rest part of the fish to make the tempura instead of using fresh fish to make it, but cost us 6000 yen per person, and the dishes is totally mis match with their menu photo, menu photo have many seafood, but the fact is only few piece sashimi, that's all! Never go again, and never recommend others to go! Not worth!

This place is very well known and serves great seafood. Our second time, first time was 5 years ago. Great fresh seafood and you can enjoy sitting on the counters facing the fishtanks. We had the seasonal kaiseki dinner which was very good, which includes two freshly cut sashimi dishes. Would return on our next trip to Fukuoka.

This is our second visit. They serve lunch sets on Saturday and Sunday. They have one kind to choose from. The meal was so valuable and delicious.

One of the highly recommended live seafood restaurant in Fukuoka. A popular tourist destination. Firstly, if the toilet is clean, the restaurant is clean too. For Chikae, the toilets are very clean. Hence, I strongly believe the hygiene level must be good. There are English menu- a plus point for tourists. Not all staff know English. Thankfully, we had no issue with the ordering of the food. There was a few staff that understood English. The food was definitely fresh. The fish was still able to move after its flesh was sliced out for sashimi (it was a bit too much for me to bear….) There were also some movements from the squid when it had been turned into a sashimi platter. In short, you could not get any fresher seafood else where. Service was attentive and prompt. Excellent service. Overall experience was good. An unforgettable meal!

The ramen here is really good! The broth is really rich and hearty, I recommend getting extra toppings because the standard bowl only comes with 2 thin pieces of pork. The level 1 spice is also a good level as it doesn't overpower the original flavour of the broth at all, yet adds a nice kick.

A 90 minute wait standing outside for basic ramen was a bit of a let down. The food wasn’t as filling as I’d hope either. Cool to experience, but I wouldn’t do again or recommend to a friend. When you arrive, they’ll tell you how long the wait is. If you accept, you will place your order at the computer and pay there. Then, someone will usher you to the end of the line where you better hope to have something to occupy your time for however long the wait is. I definitely don’t recommend this if you have small children with you. When it’s your turn to go inside, you go with a group into a room with 8-9 seats and the staff take your receipts from you and bring your order out promptly. Everyone starts eating very quickly and the dining experience is over within 10 minutes. Again, I wouldn’t do it again. Good luck!

Prepare for 1-hour waiting time but definitely worth the wait! The longest queue I've joined in. Everything is self service. Fill out an order form while waiting. The staff will always help despite the language barrier. I chose for the spicy, rich base, tonkotsu ramen with the prepared sides. It was so delicious I had to run back at the entrance to type in some more extras (albeit awkwardly, as I can feel the peering eyes from the long queue piercing my back while ordering some more and bring the little ticket back to my table and ring the call button). I added an extra egg and seaweeds and tried their signature vinegar. It was absolutely cramped walking in to my private table. But the feeling of security and anonymity once sat at the table was just what I needed. Although I still could've wanted to talk to staff to elevate my palate experience even better. I ended up ordering a takeaway package for home enjoyment.

If you love ramen, definitely check it out but be prepared for long wait times if you're planning to dine at the flagship store. The 7 levels must be for show for people waiting in line coz we only saw 1 floor of seating. There's a sign out front saying the ETA for the wait time and ours was 80 minutes but ended up actually being 60. With wait times that lengthy, I'm sure if you're coming during lunch or dinner time, it's bound to taste good. I got all the recommended suggestions in terms of noodle hardness, green onion, pork, garlic and spice levels and it didn't disappoint. The service is also very efficient and everything is pretty self explanatory.

Visited at around 10:30am and had a 20-30mins of waiting. The ramen is quite pricey, but delicious. Also the service and food experience is great. I think it’s a great place to dine in while visiting Fukuoka. But not very recommended if you have to wait over 50mins.

Fast food with restaurants price tag. Food was good. Place is super tight but unique. Service is basic minimum (this is fast food). What's disappointed is the restaurant is too cheap to invest in a proper waiting area with enough ventilation. It was summer & they just cramped 50+ people in small staircase with no ventilation. It was so damn hot & smelly (due to people's sweat) with not enough room to maneuver. They should put some AC or better yet, a real waiting area. Normal ramen is half price of what they sell, so it shouldn't be too much to expect a decent waiting area, right?

Delicious ramen! Such a cool spot and unique experience. Highly recommend if in Fukuoka!

Yes, it’s hyped and depending on the time you go, you have to wait for more than one hour to have a 10 minute meal. At 11 PM, there was a 65 minute queue, so I gave up and went the next day at 2:30PM, and waited for only 35 minutes. You order and pay in advance at the vending machine, wait at the stairs, fill out the paper with the details of how you want your ramen, then you walk in and sit at one of the cubicles. Then it’s just you and the ramen: the standard version is just… a basic tonkotsu ramen, with nothing really special to it. It’s only worth it if you are a ramen maniac (my case) or really curious to try it, but many other shops in Fukuoka offer great Tonkotsu ramen.

Even it’s HQ of Ichiran, the soup was not good as other branches. Also we need to wait for 30 mins. We expected that we could get some really good taste of ramen, but I wasn’t.

This is certainly not my first time at Ichiran. Thought this is my first time at the original location with an amazing exterior. I went at about 8am, because my flight landed at 7 and the line was a bit longer than I imagined it would be. I waited for about 15 minutes which isn’t long but some people behind me for about 45 minutes. This ichiran was a little bit smaller in the interior than the ones in Tokyo. It was great food. Ichiran is always amazing and always very consistent. I’m very happy with it and would totally comeback.

Yes, you need to wait 40min at 11pm even in low seasons. This is a must visit Ramen when you visit Hakata. It is the original shop when they started the business decades ago. They focus on making good noodles and wanting customers just focus on the bowl of noodles which they are proud of. You can’t even see the face of the waiter or waitress serving you. But they definitely show you their respect for you as customer by bowing down 90 deg in front of your cabinet. In response, you need to finish up or bottom up the bowl of noodles and delicious soup until you see the words on the bottom of the bowl. It is a great experience and enjoy the unique noodles soup. Delicious!

The guys here know one thing - the art of frying. From that you get no nonsense simple quality food - tempura on rice. Satisfying at a decent price point. It’s located away from the city, near the airport.

A very unique place to enjoy great tempura - queues look long, but are very well organized and things are moving quickly, it may seem “factory-like” but food is impeccable. Don’t miss the pickled squid intestines you have in big jars available on the counter to eat with your rice. Also the more unusual meat options are delicious.

Worth the wait. They have about 60 chairs and they are pushing tempura put pretty fast so you don't wait more that 15 mins if the line is out the door. Must have yen and you need to pay once you enter the first door. It will be a machine pay with only 6 items on the picture menu. I picked the one that was 940 yen and just found the button that said 940. They have 2 options small and medium. Medium filled me up. Once you get passed the machine then you place musical seats. Just wait and slide down as people move. They will tell you what seat to go into.

Tempura quality is average, but good price for dinner, everything under 1000 yen. The service is quick too. The raw squid is free and unlimited refill. They didn't take plates away while we wait for one person to finish her food. Didnt feel pleasure to leave!!!

Interesting traditional tempura restaurant. Very tasty food, expect long queue. Free

This Motsu-nabe store is so good !! Make sure you have at least 2 persons coming to the restaurant and booking is preferred For walk-in, the meal time is normally limited to 1 hour and some waiting time is expected.

Very fancy and a bit upscale for a motsunabe place, but the soup is very very tasty. We tried the miso base, and would love to try the other two next time.

The best motsu nabe i have ever had! The miso broth is sweet, thick, full of aroma. I can easily finish the two portions offal pot by myself!

It may feel a little upscale for motsunabe but yes, definitely worth it for the foods, service, and ambiance here. The udon at the end to the nabe broth was absolutely tasty.