This is a trendy Korean restaurant popular among young people. The two-block haircut ratio is probably the highest in Tenjin. I tried dishes like namul and jeon, and they were surprisingly good for the price. The bean sprouts in the namul were fresh and crunchy, and the jeon was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, perfect with beer. The tteokbokki was chewy and the sweet and spicy sauce was delicious. I tried Chamisul for the first time and it went down smoothly, almost like juice. It's a dangerous drink... The service was average. When I asked if there were any shellfish in the jeon due to allergies, the response was a vague "Well, probably not, it's mostly chives. You should be fine." It turned out to be okay. Thank you for the meal.

I think it's good for having fun drinking with friends. All-you-can-drink is cheap.

The interior was stylish. I went there for oden, but oden and tteokbokki were served as appetizers. I ordered chapchae, nakchi bokkeum (spicy stir-fried squid and vegetables), and yangnyeom chicken. The nakchi bokkeum and chapchae were delicious! I wanted to have seconds (lol). The tteokbokki was just delicious. The yangnyeom chicken had a taste that may be subjective. We opted for all-you-can-drink. The Chamisul soju system was limited to one bottle per table.

It's always fun to go. Can't go to Korea...

I visited the restaurant because I heard they serve Korean oden. The manager's service was excellent! I would be happy if they could accept payment through PayPay!

I went out for yakitori with a senior colleague I am grateful for, and then went for a drink at Hanjan. It's a sister restaurant to Hanki in Daimyo. The restaurant has a very stylish atmosphere. The women's restroom is very impressive, but as I am a guy, I couldn't take a photo. It's great for those who love alcohol because they have a wide variety of makgeolli. Try peach or grape flavors and compare them! The chijimi is also delicious, so I plan to visit again next time and enjoy other appetizers as well.

I went to the sister store of the popular Korean set meal restaurant "HANKKI" on Obitokado Street, located in the Daimyo Konnokoya-cho Street. It's a trendy place with a healthy menu that women would love. All drinks are all-you-can-drink for 1500 yen (90 minutes), which is great for us drinkers. The atmosphere is like a Korean street stall! While drinking Korean Hite beer, we tried Tteokbokki, the shop's recommended menu. It's delicious and spicy! We also had a Korean oden platter, Mentaiko spinach, Koguma salad, Satsuma potato salad, Kochujang chili tuna on bell peppers, sizzling Samgyeopsal dipped in red miso, fried Mandu (dumplings) for 350 yen for 3 pieces. Next time, I want to try the Chijimi (Korean pancake) tasting set at "HANJAN" Address: 1-5-28 Kego, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City (along Obitokado Street) Phone: 092-753-8158 Business hours: 17:30-24:00