Food
The Sea Diner Fukuoka
Feb 1st
Indian Food in Fukuoka
Dec 25th
There is a great little Indian restaurant just out side of Fukuoka City in Imajuku. The name of the place is Sapuna (サプナ今宿福岡). I have been to the restaurant twice and have added it to the Fukuoka Talk list of great places to eat. If you get a chance and you can make it out to Imajuku, I highly recommend it.
Here are some pictures of the food we ordered. I am a big fan of Naan, and their Naan was excellent, especially the Garlic Naan!!
Their phone number is in the picture, but just in case you can read it, it’s 092-806-6024.
The Dark Room – Fukuoka’s Urban Rock Bar
Oct 13th
The Dark Room Fukuoka
The Dark Room Fukuoka
The Dark Room is one of the best bars to go to if you are in Fukuoka, Japan. It’s located on Oyafuko Dori (Oyafuko Street) in Tenjin. It is known as an “Urban Rock Bar” and plays all kinds of great music! The owner of The Dark Room is Moses Yamane, who is a cool laid back kind of guy. Why is The Dark Room such a cool place, you might ask? Well depending on the night you can dance, play billards, foosball, eat food, DJ’s, watch sports, attend special parties, and a lot more. Another cool thing about The Dark Room is that they have a Roof Top “Beer Garden” type place that is open most of the year. I have spent many a night enjoying a beer or two on the roof top, that’s for sure.
Yatai
Oct 13th
A Yatai in Fukuoka
Yatai’s are basically food stalls that serve all kinds of food and drink. They are very famous in Fukuoka and many locals and visitors alike frequent them. They are temporary structures that are put up just about everyday. They are usually open from evening to late into the night. Yatai’s are usually put on sidewalks along some of the popular streets in and around Central Fukuoka City.
Kona Cafe
Oct 13th
The Kona Cafe is a cool little cafe that serves a nice blend of Hawaii inspired dishes. It is located accross from Ohori Park on the Mr. Donuts side of the park. I have had just about everything on the menu there, but my favorite has to be the Loco Moco. It is a more “upscale” Loco Moco then you might be used to from your local L&L take out in Hawaii. Instead of the usual mac salad you will get a nice garden salad, but everything else is pretty much the same. I usually get the Loco Moco and a Long Board Ale (beer) The owner’s name is ‘Taro’ and he is a local guy that loves Hawaii and surfing.
Pictures are coming!!
