After dinner dessert with a friend. We ordered a Sachertorte with a strong blend coffee from Hakata. My friend had a Nodaroll with iced coffee. The cakes were not overly sweet, and the atmosphere and service were great. It's a relaxed place where you can unwind. Lunch might be a bit different though.

While watching the incoming trains... This is a shop where you can enjoy tea while watching trains. Highly recommended for train enthusiasts. Around 2 pm, there was a wait of about 15 minutes... The female staff who guided us to our seats was very kind. The seats where you can see the trains are limited, but despite being busy, they managed to fulfill our request. My child ordered the cake set. I think it was 1,450 yen. I ordered an iced coffee for 900 yen. The Sachertorte cake was delicious. The iced tea was tastier than other shops. It had something sweet on top, making it a good choice for children. I should have ordered the iced tea instead of the iced coffee. The iced tea that my child left behind was delicious. The iced coffee was just not my cup of tea... everyone has their preferences, right? Despite having a good seat by the window, only two trains arrived during our visit... What a shame. When I came at night, there were many trains passing by.

I ordered a coffee parfait with a whole roll inside that seemed like a specialty of the house. It was very delicious and well-balanced. Even the flake at the very bottom, which I initially thought was just a filler, was very tasty. The whipped cream was not too heavy, and it paired perfectly with the roll. It was the best. The view of the train from the window seat was also nice.

Located inside the Hankyu Department Store in Hakata, Cafe Le Jean Coffee Shop offers a sophisticated and elegant atmosphere with a view of the train tracks at Hakata Station from the back seats. They offer a wide variety of coffee options, but I decided to go with the 750 yen iced coffee. This particular iced coffee is brewed for 7 hours, resulting in a refined and luxurious taste that sets it apart from the typical chain coffee shops. It may be a bit pricey, but it's definitely worth it for a taste of this exquisite iced coffee.

Noda-san, a regular at Fukuoka, once again enjoyed a cake set this time. The coffee was American, which was unusual but had a refreshing taste and was delicious. Choosing the shortcake after seeing the samples, as always. If you request a table seat on the waiting list, you may have to wait for a while. However, there are enough chairs outside the store, so waiting is not too much of a hassle. Thank you for the treat again~

Café on the 6th floor of Hakata Hankyu. It seems to be popular as there were about 10 groups waiting in line this time. It is a register-style café with about 10 chairs in front of the store. I waited for about 30 minutes. The inside of the store had a fragrant coffee smell and a luxurious atmosphere. Since its establishment in 1966, they have continued to focus on "siphon coffee" with a rich aroma and flavor as a "high-quality café". The Oil Sardine Sandwich Set and the Noda Blend Noda Roll, a set with a roll cake, seem to be popular. The cream was served in a whipped state, but it was served chilled with ice, and it is made with 100% pure cream from southern Kyushu, showing their commitment to quality. The sandwich was crispy, and the saltiness of the sardines in oil was just right, making it perfect for a light snack.

Located on the 6th floor of Hakata Hankyu, directly connected to Hakata Station Building, this standalone store is surprisingly not crowded compared to the dining floor inside the station building. You can order cold brew iced coffee here. There are power outlets available, so you can even work here. It's a great place to relax, have a chat, and enjoy a refreshing break from the usual hustle and bustle.

On February 4th (Saturday) Arrived at Fukuoka Airport on time♪ Fukuoka Airport is located near the city center with only one runway... with a takeoff or landing every 2 minutes, it's quite an impressive airport, isn't it (●´ω｀●) Took the subway to Nakasu Kawabata... 4 minutes walk from exit 6, safely arrived at the accommodation "Hotel Eclair Hakata"♪ Left my luggage, said goodbye to the customer, and settled the payment. Alright, now I have free time until 7 pm (๑>◡<๑) Heading to Chikugo City where my acquaintance is waiting. There is a Shinkansen station, so taking the Shinkansen is the fastest way, but the Tsubame 319 departing at 11:50... I have some time, so I will visit "Cafe Rejan Coffee Shop Noda" on the 6th floor of Hankyu, directly connected to Hakata Station. It's 11 o'clock, the store is empty. Sat down, looked at the menu♫ The description written on the menu is wonderful♪ Totally my style, glad I came (๑>◡<๑) Looks cool (●´ω｀●) Originally, I would choose the "Noda Blend"... but being contrary... I chose the "Mandheling Gr1" for 900 yen including tax. Coffee brewed with a siphon... you can see every movement from the seat. The flame flickers... it's lovely (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵) And the cup and whipped cream arrive♫ Soon after, the coffee arrives... took a sip, finally. Ah, a moment of relief... the delicious coffee that seeps into my tired body and mind... truly a blissful moment (*´◒`*) The whipped cream looks delicious... tried a bit. The soft bitterness is the best (●´ω｀●) Thank you for the meal. Depending on the seat, you can overlook the railway tracks on Hakata Station's platform. Sometimes, I want to take my time and relax, enjoying a leisurely moment.笑

All staff members provided excellent service, making the atmosphere very pleasant. The sandwich had a slightly strong salty taste, but it was delicious. The iced coffee was also delicious, and for the second cup, I tried the iced café au lait. It was great to be able to enjoy a refill at a discounted price of around 200 yen. I appreciate that the coffee and milk were served separately.

I entered the café at Hakata Hankyu. I ordered a coffee float with ice as I felt coffee alone wouldn't be enough. What came out was a coffee float with the coffee and ice separated. I hadn't noticed before, but this was very easy to eat and much appreciated. Thank you for the meal!

I took my coffee-loving sister to a famous coffee shop in Fukuoka. They serve meticulously brewed coffee using a siphon. My sister enjoyed the "Noda Blend" for 700 yen, which has the shop's name on it. I opted for my favorite Irish coffee for 810 yen. We sat at a table, but if you sit at the counter, you can watch the siphon brewing process up close. A couple who seemed like regulars waited for seats at the counter to become available. The flickering flame is quite soothing to watch. When the Noda Blend arrived, they poured it into the cup right in front of us. It comes with high-quality whipped cream, so even though my sister usually drinks black coffee, she enjoyed it with the cream. She said it was really delicious. My Irish coffee had granulated sugar at the bottom of the glass. It's a grown-up coffee with coffee, Irish mist (liqueur), and whipped cream. The sugar at the bottom gradually dissolves, making it a favorite of mine, but be careful as it contains alcohol! There was a small cookie on the side, but my sister ended up eating all of them. She said the buttery cookies paired well with the coffee. The shop is located at the back of a department store's men's clothing section, and the clientele is quite calm. It's a perfect place to leisurely enjoy your coffee. I'd love to try sitting at the counter next time. We will definitely visit again. Thank you for the delicious meal!

A cafe near Hakata Station that is convenient for a leisurely lunch with a drink set of mushroom and large leaf Japanese-style pasta (¥1,430). It is located at the back of the Hankyu men's floor and is not very noticeable. As a result, there are relatively empty seats even though it is conveniently connected to the station, and there are also counter seats, making it easy to enter even for one person. There are several types of pasta available, but the content is standard for a cafe lunch. The coffee is delicious as it is a specialty store, so it is sufficient as a set.

In front of the bus stop, I decided to enter as it was perfect for adjusting my time! I have used this cafe in Hakata Hankyu occasionally. It's not cheap, but it's a calm cafe. The staff are nice. I recommend sitting at the counter and watching them make the coffee right in front of you. They were opening the door to ventilate, which gave a sense of openness. It was a weekday, so there were only two staff members working, and when a customer came for takeout, the customers dining in couldn't go to the register, so it was a bit of a hassle. I ended up missing my bus ^^; The seating is not very spacious, so I think it's a good place to enjoy a drink alone.

Located on the 6th floor of Hakata Hankyu at Hakata Station, "Cafe Le Jean Coffee Shop Noda" has been loved by locals since its establishment in 1966. The cafe, with its sophisticated counter and table seats, offers a view of the train tracks and trains at Hakata Station from the window-side tables. I had some time to spare after arriving at Hakata Station from Shimonoseki, so I stopped by "Le Jean Coffee Shop Noda" for a coffee before meeting up with friends. [Cafe Le Jean Coffee Shop Noda Coffee] - Comment as shown in the photo. The "Noda Coffee" served in a siphon at the counter is a fragrant and delicious coffee. The most popular cake, "Noda Roll," was also delicious with just the right amount of sweetness. The staff's service was polite and friendly, making for a pleasant experience. Thank you for the meal. PS: I accidentally deleted my review last night due to a mistake in my phone operation, so I am reposting it. I apologize for losing Pico's comment as well. And to all my followers who kindly liked the post, I apologize for the inconvenience.

My favorite place to relax at Hakata Station. It's located on the 6th floor of Hankyu, so sometimes there is a wait to enter depending on the time, but there are chairs provided so the waiting time is not too bad. Entered at 2:45 PM on Saturday, with one group ahead of me. Waited about 5 minutes before being seated relatively quickly. Ordered the Cake Set for 1133 yen. You can choose your cake from samples brought by the staff. There seemed to be 5 options on the menu, but there were actually about 8 samples to choose from. I always have a hard time deciding, but this time I went with the classic shortcake. The coffee is freshly brewed with a siphon, and the cake is beautifully decorated when served. The spacious interior mainly has tables for 4 people. The tables at the back of the store overlook the platforms of Hakata Station, where you can watch the Shinkansen and trains. Kids would love it! Thank you for the delicious meal~

Today's introduction is Cafe Rejan Coffee Shop located on the 6th floor of Hakata Hankyu in Hakata Station Central Street, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture. It is a familiar high-class cafe with Tatsunootoshigo as its trademark. The coffee and milk are served separately, and making your own cafe au lait is the best drink.

Siphon-brewed coffee at a department store cafe - Oil Sardine Sandwich Set for 1,155 yen. Fukuoka is also known for its delicious coffee. This stylish cafe is located on the 6th floor of Hakata Hankyu, directly connected to Hakata Station. Arrived around 14:50 and there was a line of 3 people waiting. Waited for about 5 minutes before entering. The interior, where Hakata ladies gather, has an open and calm atmosphere. Facing the counter lined with siphons, we were seated at a table. Both the food and drinks were tastefully presented. Although I didn't plan to eat anything, the Oil Sardine Sandwich looked too tempting to resist, so I ended up ordering the Oil Sardine Sandwich Set. The Oil Sardine Sandwich arrived before the coffee. It consisted of two slices of buttered toast sandwiching oil sardines, pickles, mayonnaise, and parsley. The visual presentation was perfect. As soon as I took a bite, I felt guilty for ordering it when I didn't plan to eat, but also proud of myself for trying something new. The aroma and umami of the oil sardines, combined with the vinegar, made it light and not overpowering. It was a high-quality sandwich that exuded a sense of luxury. For the drink in the set, you could choose from the following options: Noda Blend, Hakata's Hana Strong, Americano, Italian Iced Coffee, or Black Tea. I chose Hakata's Hana Strong out of curiosity. Hakata's Hana Strong is... For more reviews and photos of various restaurants, check out my Instagram account: yopparaideska

On this day, I was eagerly waiting for an event at Hakata Station. I had made a reservation in advance through a ticketing website and headed there excitedly, only to realize that the entry time varied depending on the ticket number (which I missed because it was written in small letters on the ticket). With about an hour to spare, I decided to visit this cafe. It was said that you could see the trains from the window, so I was interested. The shop was quite spacious with a relaxed atmosphere. I asked if it was okay to sit alone and was directed to a table with a view of the tracks. I ordered a cake set for 1,133 yen, with Sachertorte cake and a strong blend coffee from Hakata. My throat was dry, so I quickly finished the water before the cake arrived, but the staff promptly refilled it. The Sachertorte cake was rich and moist, with layers of intense chocolate and fluffy chocolate sponge. It had a slight liqueur aroma, giving it an adult taste. The size was just right. The whipped cream served with it was not too sweet, more like the natural sweetness of cream. I've had Sachertorte in Austria a long time ago, and they also serve it without cream. The coffee had a strong bitterness, which I enjoyed. It paired well with the rich flavor of the Sachertorte. You could get a coffee refill for around 400 yen, but I decided against it. It was a relaxing break in a quiet and comfortable environment. It was late afternoon, so it wasn't crowded. Considering the bustling cafes around Hakata Station, this cafe might be a hidden gem. I found a good cafe. Thank you for the meal.

Café Rejan Coffee Shop Noda in Fukuoka City, near Hakata Station, is a long-established coffee shop founded in 1966. They offer popular coffee as well as light meals such as pasta and sandwiches. Although they have several branches in the city, the one located inside the department store is always crowded with customers. I visited on a Saturday evening when I was feeling a bit peckish. Surprisingly, there was no line this time, which was lucky. At the entrance, there is a showcase of cakes and beans for sale. The cozy and woody atmosphere is consistent across all their stores, with a counter serving coffee brewed using a siphon in a traditional style. The menu includes drinks starting from 693 yen, cakes for 486 yen each (set for 1133 yen), pasta starting from 990 yen, and set meals starting from 1155 yen. They also offer beans and cakes for takeout. I ordered the Pasta Set for 1353 yen, which includes pasta, iced coffee, and a choice of three types of mushroom and shiso leaf Japanese-style pasta. The pasta was topped with plenty of shimeji and eringi mushrooms, with a light and healthy chicken broth finish. The noodles were cooked al dente. The iced coffee served in the set was rich and delicious. The amber-colored syrup added to the coffee helps maintain its flavor. The café is convenient for a quick meal at any time and offers value sets with cake options to suit your appetite. For me, Café Rejan Noda holds nostalgic memories and is still a great place to visit. Café Rejan Coffee Shop Noda is located on the 6th floor of Hankyu Department Store adjacent to Hakata Station. They are open from 10:00 to 20:00 with no regular holidays (following Hankyu's schedule). Takeout for cakes and beans is available, and there is parking on site. Please check the official website for more information before visiting.

Located on the 6th floor of Hakata Hankyu, Dasa Coffee Shop was established in 1966. As you enter, you'll be greeted by a large coffee canister filled with coffee beans, which is quite appealing to coffee lovers. Although the closing time was 4 pm, the place was almost full, indicating its popularity. I ordered the cake set for 1,133 yen. The set comes with a choice of 6 drinks: "Noda Blend, Hakata's Hana Strong, American, Italian, Iced Coffee, Black Tea." The pastry chef brought a cake tray with 8 different cakes for us to choose from, which was a nice touch. I opted for Noda Blend & Camembert, while my friend chose Noda Blend & Milk Crepe. The Noda Blend, brewed using a siphon, had a rich flavor and elegant aroma. The Camembert was creamy with a subtle sweetness, making it delicious. The clientele seemed to be on the older side, creating a calm atmosphere. I look forward to sitting by the window next time, watching the platform at Hakata Station while enjoying a leisurely time.