We went to "Ayadori" at Hakata Station Chikushiguchi for a company drinking party after a long time. This time, there were 7 of us, so the organizer had reserved a private room. Since it's "Ayadori", the dishes were all chicken-based. We started with appetizers, then had dishes like chicken skin with vinegar, chicken tataki, fresh spring rolls, etc., and we all ended up full. Let's go again with everyone. After that, we moved to Kitte Hakata for the second party.

I went with my college classmates during the Bon festival. I think it was a 5000 yen all-you-can-drink course, but the dishes were quite substantial. We had appetizers, chicken skin, chicken tataki, fresh spring rolls, and more. It was great to see my friends after a long time, we ate a lot, drank a lot, talked a lot, and had a great time. It was nice to have a private room since we made a reservation. Thank you for the meal.

It was for a work-related second party! The chu-hai at the first party was the worst, so this lemon sour tasted really delicious d(^_^o) But why do they use those cups for "craft sake bar lemon sours"? I wish they were insulated cups for keeping the drink cold or hot... It's too cold to hold when you pick it up... Thank you for the meal...

It was used for a social gathering. There were a lot of people, but the speed of serving food and drinks was fast and helpful. However, on this day, I was helping the organizer so I couldn't eat much. The dishes on that day were: [Warm colors] Miso stewed chicken skin and spring vegetables [Appetizer] Three types of appetizers - addictive chicken, chicken with wasabi, quail boiled egg - in a bird's nest style [Chicken sashimi] <Kagoshima prefecture Satsuma Kyokuten -Omazakura-> Chicken sashimi [Steamed dish] Colorful salad - with chicken soboro and roasted sesame dressing - [Fried dish] Miyazaki specialty Chicken Nanban [Side dish] Moist chicken breast with sansho pepper [Skewer dish] Assorted grilled chicken skewers [Grilled dish] Charcoal-grilled chicken from Kyushu [Rice dish] Chicken shop's mixed rice [Dessert] Seasonal recommended cake. I wanted to eat it... But on that day, I ended up just drinking... Ayadori-san is not a completely private room, as the ceiling is connected so you can hear the voices from the next room. Please be aware of this. The staff member, a woman, who took care of us that day, I wonder if she was in charge? She had a really good attitude when we arrived early for a meeting. By the way, the women's restroom had various amenities in each private room, and each room had a hair straightener. It's nice to see this kind of consideration.

I suddenly felt like eating Mizutaki (chicken hot pot) with a friend and searched around, but all the restaurants specializing in Mizutaki were fully booked. Just as I was about to give up, I found this restaurant on Tabelog (restaurant review site). I confirmed that Mizutaki was on the menu! I immediately headed to the restaurant and was able to eat the Mizutaki I had been longing for. I never thought I could eat authentic Mizutaki at an izakaya, so I highly recommend it to those who are unsure about ordering Mizutaki.

It had been a while since I had a drinking party with my colleagues, and since everyone except me was a smoker, I made a reservation at a place where smoking was allowed in private rooms. It was a Saturday, so the all-you-can-drink course for 2 hours was 3500 yen, but on weekdays it's 3 hours which is a great deal. The food was mainly chicken dishes and they were all delicious and satisfying. Using a coupon, you can upgrade to a premium all-you-can-drink option that includes draft beer, which is a big plus. With private rooms, privacy is guaranteed, making it a perfect place to enjoy a budget-friendly drinking party with colleagues or friends.

Located on the 4th floor of a building on the Chikushi side of Hakata Station, Ayadori is a completely private izakaya. When you take the elevator to the 4th floor, the entrance is right in front of you. You take off your shoes before entering. Since it's completely private, you hardly see anyone else. You can drink in peace. Ordering is done by scanning a QR code with your smartphone, which I find a bit difficult. Everyone seems to find it bothersome. It's a bit of a hassle to browse the menu on a smartphone or tablet while ordering. We're at that age. While we managed to figure out how to order drinks, we didn't bother to order more dishes after the initial few. Maybe we're just not able to eat as much anymore. As we finished paying and put on our shoes, a female staff member complimented my shoes from behind. It was unexpected and made me happy. With just that one compliment, my mood improved. Thank you for the meal.

The seats were spacious and comfortable in the private room. The course meal had a lot of dishes, and they were all delicious. It was a bit noisy, so you had to speak loudly to be heard. Despite being a busy time, the food and drinks were served quite quickly. The taste was good and the staff were polite and pleasant.

I went to "Ayadori" where they serve a variety of chicken dishes. From sashimi to grilled and simmered dishes, there are plenty of options. It goes well with beer. And after drinking, let's have some potato fries. I even had dessert. Despite being a chain izakaya-like restaurant, all rooms are private. It seems very convenient. I enjoyed the delicious meal. Thank you for the feast.

I went to Ayadori at the Chikushi exit of Hakata Station. Currently, they are open for food until 8:00 pm (last order) and for drinks until 8:30 pm (last order). The place has private rooms and seems to be taking good COVID-19 precautions, which gives a sense of security. I started with a beer and some appetizers. The crispy chicken skin with ponzu sauce, sesame tofu salad, and red chicken liver sashimi were all delicious. I wanted to order the chicken sashimi platter but it was sold out, so I tried the red chicken liver sashimi instead, which turned out to be surprisingly tasty with a smooth texture. Lastly, I had the charcoal-grilled free-range chicken thigh, which was a satisfying finish. Fukuoka's restaurants will continue with shortened hours for a bit longer, but I hope they keep up the good work. Thank you for the meal!

Mochi no Ron, yakitori, and karaage are my favorite foods, so I went to Ayatori-san. It was right in the middle of the pandemic, so the spacious restaurant was completely empty except for us, making it feel like a private reservation. Each table was in its own room, and the hallway was so big you could run around in it. The menu had a variety of chicken dishes like chicken skewers and karaage, which was great. The half order of young chicken karaage included various cuts like thigh, breast, tenderloin, belly, wing, and wing tip for only 980 yen, so I had to order it. My favorite yakitori is Mitsuse chicken, but the yakitori here was also delicious and reasonably priced. If you want to relax and enjoy chicken dishes near Hakata Station, I highly recommend this place.

A new shop has opened in Tsukushi-ko, with a whole new building. I made a reservation for a 180-minute all-you-can-drink course and visited at the end of February. The staff were very welcoming, with each young staff member providing excellent service. The course I ordered included a famous half-fried dish, which was quite delicious. The drinks were meticulously prepared in different glasses, making it almost a waste to order all-you-can-drink. And the magic show on weekends was truly amazing! I was so impressed that I happily paid a tip. Seeing the magic live was a series of surprises. Wait, is this a magic bar? By the end, I was a bit drunk and enthralled, but it was the perfect way to entertain. Thank you, Matti! I definitely want to come back to this place again!

The company's welcome party was held with about 20 people, including new employees, at a newly opened restaurant offering a 4,000 yen all-you-can-drink hot pot course. The interior of the restaurant was sparkling clean, and the staff consisted of a mix of new and experienced employees from other stores. When it came time for a toast, the younger crowd opted for non-alcoholic drinks like oolong tea, orange juice, cola, and Calpis. However, the "heavy drinkers team" including myself enjoyed plenty of drinks. The food, including chicken sashimi, was fresh and delicious. The chicken hot pot was different from the typical Hakata-style hot pot, as it included a flavorful soup and even a rice porridge at the end. Despite being a chain restaurant, the quality was quite good and didn't lose out to individual establishments.

[3-hour all-you-can-drink included] From seared free-range chicken tataki to spicy fried chicken, a total of 9 dishes for 3000 yen (with a coupon for a free draft beer). It had been a while since I had a gathering with my colleagues. Although I felt the food was a bit lacking, I was satisfied enough at this price.

It might have been because of the all-you-can-drink option, but even though we ate quite a lot, it only cost us 7500 yen for two people. The private rooms are nice. Each dish is well-prepared. Even though it's a chain restaurant, I will definitely visit here again. Highly recommended. It's a bit of a walk from the Chikushi exit, so it's easy to make reservations.

The first dish is a complimentary appetizer!

I use this restaurant every time I travel to Kyushu. The food and drinks were plentiful and delicious.

The private room had a nice atmosphere and the food was delicious, so I would like to come back again.

Smoking allowed, 3-hour all-you-can-drink, personally a good deal. The taste is average.

It was delicious.