Recommended for those who want to eat until they're full. Chicken nanban lovers should definitely visit this place. Menu: - Chicken Nanban (3 pieces) 920 yen (tax included) - Karaage (3 pieces) 890 yen (tax included) - Katsu Toji Teppan Set Meal 970 yen (tax included) - Aji Fry Set Meal 860 yen (tax included) Average cost per person: 1,000 yen ☆☆☆☆☆☆ Store Information ☆☆☆☆☆☆ Store Name: Bomber Kitchen Yakuin Main Store Hours: 11:30-16:00 (Last Order 15:30), 17:30-22:00 (Last Order 21:30) Phone: 092-732-3116 Closed: Irregular holidays Location: 2-2-18 Yakuin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture Parking: Not available

It's been two years since I visited, and the Chicken Nanban was delicious with juicy thigh meat and tasty tartar sauce! The rice was also very satisfying. The fried chicken didn't have any distinctive features and tasted like homemade, lacking in flavor compared to places like Genkiya or Yamatoya where the chicken is marinated for a few days. I prefer the strong flavor of the marinated fried chicken. I also recommend the Demi Cutlet set meal here. Thank you for the meal! Ordered items: - Fried Chicken Set Meal (3 pieces) ¥890 - Chicken Nanban (2 pieces) ¥300

Working on a Saturday holiday, as usual, lunchtime was a free-for-all. (laughs) This time, I decided to try "Bomber Kitchen Yakuin Main Store," which is listed in the top 100 restaurants on Tabelog. The restaurant is located near the Yakuin Rokkaku intersection. Upon entering the restaurant, there is a 4-person table and a 2-person table in the front. Towards the back, there are 6 counter seats facing the kitchen and a shared corner table. The seating capacity is small as expected from the exterior, but there is enough space between each seat. I arrived at 11:35, and the restaurant was about a quarter full. Since I was dining alone, I sat at the counter seat I was shown to. The ordering system is unique, where you scan a QR code with your smartphone to input your order. I had done some research beforehand, so I didn't have any trouble, but it might be confusing if you're not familiar with it. I chose the "Pork Saute Set Meal (1,000 yen, tax included)," which had good reviews. You can also choose to have "extra rice" or "less rice" with an additional charge. The service time was just under 15 minutes. There were 4 staff members working, and they seemed busy as they were handling the orders of the previous customers while new customers kept coming in. The pork saute that was served had a slightly smaller size compared to the menu photo on the QR code. The meat was already cut, so I could eat it with chopsticks. The pork was cooked with a crispy butter soy sauce coating on the surface. The top side had a crispy texture while the bottom side was tender. It was good, but it would have been even better if there was some mustard or wasabi for flavor variation. Behind the meat, there was a salad mainly made of shredded cabbage and macaroni salad. You can freely choose between a Japanese dressing and a French dressing, which was nice. Both dressings were delicious. The miso soup had a sprinkle of Sansho pepper, which enhanced the flavor. It was also tasty. After paying the bill and stepping outside, there were already 6-7 people waiting. It's definitely a popular restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

Yakuin Rokkaku, right near the Seven Eleven in the back. If you want to eat a set meal, this is the place I've inherited from my seniors since a long time ago (hey hey). So, I visited after a long time. [Ordered Menu] - Western-style Katsudon I was curious about this. The "Western-style" turned out to be with cheese. Surprisingly, it goes well with katsudon and cheese together. It was the best with black pepper and extra cheese. - Miso soup Stable ingredients and finished drinking it all. [Impressions] The quality is always reliable and safe whenever I visit. By the way, the mixed fry is also satisfying with various side dishes. Just go and try it out if you're ever unsure. [Recommended Occasions] When you feel like having katsudon for lunch, or when you're getting tired of lunch in Tenjin. [Location, Access] Yakuin Rokkaku, behind the Seven Eleven.

After several years, I had lunch at "Bomber Kitchen" for the first time in a while. I often pass by during lunchtime, but I couldn't revisit because there was always a line. The restaurant has counter seats and table seats, and you can order by scanning the QR code with your phone. I ordered the Mixed Fry Three (Cream Croquette, Shrimp Fry, Horse Mackerel Fry) after hesitating with the various lunch options. The dressing and sauce were self-service and placed on the table. The presentation was appetizing with a generous portion. The crispy texture of the fry was excellent! It was delicious! You can also pay using the QR code for ordering and even use PayPay for payment. Thank you for the meal!

I visited the restaurant on Sunday afternoon. I arrived just after the lunch rush, so I didn't have to wait in line to get in. I ordered through my phone, so modern! I was a bit indecisive about the menu, but ended up choosing the Chicken Nanban with Ebi Fry and Chicken Katsu. It was hearty and delicious!

On this day, I had a day trip to Fukuoka. Upon arriving in Fukuoka, I first had lunch. I took the airport line from Fukuoka Airport to Hakata Station, transferred to the Nanakuma Line, and got off at Yakuin-Odori Station. A few minutes' walk from the station, I arrived at Bomber Kitchen! I arrived at the restaurant at 11:40 am, but when I tried to enter the restaurant... it was full!! I had to wait outside. While waiting, I saw many female customers, especially Korean customers. It seems like this place is well-known even overseas. The owner of the restaurant is said to be from Kitchen Tanaka, a closed restaurant. After waiting for about 10 minutes, I finally got a table. I placed my order using a QR code at the table, which was quite convenient. I ordered the Hamburg steak set with Japone sauce, topped with one piece of Chicken Nanban for ¥170, and a cream croquette for ¥260. The Japone sauce is like the sauce used for ginger pork. You can also pay with a card using the same system. Although ordering and paying without interacting with people may lack some charm, it is very efficient when in a hurry. After about 10 minutes, my meal arrived. The portion was huge! I started with the miso soup, which was piping hot. The salad dressing options were Japanese or French, and I chose the Japanese dressing. The salad was fresh and delicious. The macaroni salad had a nostalgic taste. The Hamburg steak was fluffy and the Japone sauce, although a bit strong, went well with the rice. The Chicken Nanban was tender and paired perfectly with the tartar sauce. The cream croquette had a nice crab flavor. Both dishes were prepared with great care. I was extremely satisfied with the meal! I would love to visit again at night and try the Saga beef sirloin steak set. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I used to get takeout often, but I finally got to eat at the restaurant! It's a popular place where there's usually a long line. I had heard that the pork sauté was delicious, so I finally ordered it. I placed my order using my phone. The pork sauté had a nice buttery flavor and was really delicious! It's quite unique, but very tasty. I'm full and satisfied.

I wanted to have a satisfying meal with a set menu, so I decided to come here after a long time. I chose the pork steak set meal that I had been thinking about. I also added one piece of chicken nanban. The pork steak was just as I had expected, with a nice balance of fat and meat flavor. The sauce with a hint of pepper made the rice delicious, and I thoroughly enjoyed the happiness of eating it heartily. The salad, with the dressing mixed with fat, was also delicious. I'm sure I'll want to come back again.

Today, I was craving pork sauté to replenish my work fatigue, so I visited this place that I had checked out. It's a bit of a walk from the Yakuin-Odori subway station, but not too much of a hassle. The restaurant is quite compact, contrary to what I had imagined. The interior is bright and clean. I sat at the counter, scanned the QR code, and ordered the pork sauté and oolong tea. It was served in 7-8 minutes, and it was more filling than I expected. The pork was already sliced, so I could eat it with chopsticks. The plate also had vegetables, macaroni, and other toppings, so if you have a big appetite, I recommend adding a salad. The sauce was appetizing and delicious, and I finished it in no time. It was very tasty. Thank you for the meal.

The area around Yakuin Station has many delicious restaurants, especially for lunch. I arrived at 11:20 and there was already a wait of 3 people. I'm glad I got in on the first rotation. I ordered using my smartphone and added mentaiko to the Chicken Nanban set. The generous amount of shredded cabbage was delicious with either Japanese or French dressing, and the main chicken dish with tartar sauce was excellent. Next time, I'll try the chicken tempura rice bowl!

I always line up, but if you shift your lunch time a bit, you can enter without waiting. Even though I always look at the menu and choose, it seems like I always end up ordering the same Pork Ginger because I like it...lol. It's not in the photos, but the Chicken Nanban is also incredibly delicious.

Bomber Kitchen Yakuin Honten: A restaurant that quickly fills up even on regular days, offering a variety of Western dishes that all look delicious. The Chicken Nanban was large and tasty. Prices are reasonable. - Name: Bomber Kitchen Yakuin Honten - Hours: 11:30-16:00, 17:30-22:00 - Reservation: 092-732-3116 - Closed: Irregular holidays - Location: 2-2-18 Yakuin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City

I went to Bomber Kitchen in Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City. The counter seats were full, so I was seated at a table. There was no explanation given after being seated. I had already studied the menu beforehand, so I quickly placed my order using the QR code. I ordered the Chicken Nanban set (920 yen) with a small amount of rice. They accept payment with PayPay. I don't mind using a tablet for ordering, but not being able to browse the menu is a bit dull. The food arrived after about 10 minutes. The Chicken Nanban was large in size, with a thick coating and tender meat inside. The tartar sauce was gently seasoned, but I found it lacking as a side dish. I think it's a bit pricey at 900 yen without any pickles or small side dishes included. Well, I guess most people are okay with this because it's a busy restaurant.

Today, I felt like having Chicken Nanban after a long time, so I decided to visit this restaurant. It was my first time here, but I had heard that the portions were quite generous, so I was looking forward to it. Sometimes when I pass by, I see young people waiting in line, so I thought coming here for a late lunch (around 1:30 pm) would be a good idea. When I entered, there was only one two-person table available, so we quickly took that. The staff told us to place our order using the QR code on the table. It was my first time ordering this way, and I wondered what would happen if I forgot my phone. After a bit of time, we were able to place our order. I ordered 4 pieces of Chicken Nanban for 1,000 yen, while my wife ordered 3 pieces for 920 yen. The set meal came with plenty of vegetables, Chicken Nanban as the main dish, and a deep bowl of rice. The miso soup was piping hot. The Chicken Nanban was made with thigh meat. I think they use the same fried chicken for both Chicken Nanban and regular fried chicken. I prefer thigh meat, so I was happy about that. Overall, we were satisfied and full. If you plan to visit, make sure not to forget your phone!

I was passing by the shop on my way to work and didn't know it was a famous set meal restaurant. I scanned the QR code and ordered the Pork Ginger set for 1,000 yen. I wanted to add fried horse mackerel, but they didn't have it as a standalone item. The staff told me to select the Pork Ginger set, then scroll down to find standalone items like fried horse mackerel, fried shrimp, etc. I ordered the toppings: Fried horse mackerel for 180 yen, fried shrimp for 260 yen, and chicken nanban for 160 yen, totaling 1,600 yen. I didn't really like the strong ginger flavor and lack of sweetness in the Pork Ginger, but the fried horse mackerel and shrimp were average. The chicken nanban was juicy, tender, and very delicious. It's a fun place where you can enjoy different flavors in one set meal. Next time, I'll make the chicken nanban the main dish.

"I ordered '2 Ebi Fry + 3 Nanban' (1,380 yen) and '3 Chicken Nanban + Cream Croquette' (1,150 yen) (*≧∀≦*) The popular Chicken Nanban was juicy and paired perfectly with the Nanban sauce and tartar sauce, it was so delicious (^_−)−☆ The Ebi Fry was also plump and the coating was crispy, just perfect (*≧∀≦*) The Cream Croquette was also amazing, with creamy filling and crispy outside, a big sensation (^з^)-☆ The vegetables, rice, and miso soup were also delicious, everything was tasty and satisfying (^Ｏ^)☆♪ The restaurant was very popular and bustling ╰(*´︶`*)╯♡ It's a place where you can order through a QR order system (^ ^)"

This time, I visited for the purpose of having pork sauté. When I visited after 5 months, I found out that they have switched to QR code ordering. The "Pork Saute" here is quite generous in portion. It's a rare Japanese-style flavor for pork sauté, but the buttery soy sauce sauce is plentiful and very popular. The pork is cooked thoroughly, allowing the butter soy sauce to coat the surface nicely. It seems to be pork loin. The thickness of the meat, cooking method, and level of doneness on the surface all contribute to its deliciousness. [Ordered Items] - Pork Saute ¥980, served with miso soup and salad. Thank you for the meal.

Yakuin's "Bomber Kitchen" is a restaurant with a wide variety of dishes and delicious Chicken Nanban set meals. I always go there with my friend, and we always have a hard time deciding what to eat. The Chicken Nanban is tender and delicious, and you can choose 3 to 5 pieces, but even 3 pieces is filling. The restaurant has a counter so it's easy to go alone as well. I recommend adding the spicy salsa sauce. It's always crowded, so it's best to go early. - Store Information - Name: Bomber Kitchen Yakuin Main Store Hours: 11:30-16:00, 17:30-22:00 Phone: 092-732-3116 Price: Chicken Nanban set meal 860 yen Closed: Irregular holidays Private room: None Location: 2-2-18 Yakuin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture For more details, click here: https://lit.link/Ryoki Provided by: Ryoji Yoshida

I visited 'Bomber Kitchen' in Yakuin, Fukuoka. The name itself is quite impactful. The restaurant, established in 2008, is popular and the owner comes from a well-known diner in Fukuoka. Moreover, it is part of the group of the popular adult liquor store 'Tanakatada' in Tokyo, which may explain the variety of the menu. The menu can be checked through a QR code, and it offers a pork sauté set with butter soy sauce. The pork is well-cooked with a crispy texture, and the combination of butter richness and soy sauce saltiness is delicious. The pepper seasoning adds to the flavor, making it a satisfying meal. The butter soy sauce also complements the potatoes. Good news for those struggling with the menu, as you can add toppings like fried chicken, fried horse mackerel, or fried shrimp. I added the popular dish 'Chicken Nanban' as an extra topping. The tender and juicy chicken with tangy tartar sauce is a must-try dish. Overall, it was a delightful meal.