Hello, it's me, food fighter Kyantama! I was invited to a friend's wedding reception at a hotel near Yakuin. The meal at the reception was truly luxurious, as expected from a hotel meal, and the taste was very satisfying! Whether it was the appetizers, fried food, or meat, everything was delicious, especially the sashimi was amazing. I don't think I get invited to wedding receptions often, but I'll consider this hotel for my own wedding. After the reception, I slurped some udon at a nearby standing udon shop before heading home.

City hotel in Hakata. It seems to be quite popular as a wedding venue. It's a bit far from the main station, but it's not a problem if you have a car. Fukuoka has a subway system, so it's convenient to get around. When I reserved a single room (15 square meters with breakfast and parking for 13,900 yen), I thought it was a typical Fukuoka price, but luckily I was upgraded to a Deluxe Twin room (34.2 square meters). The room was more than double the size, with an additional sitting area and separate bathroom and toilet, making it very comfortable to use. Lucky me. Breakfast is served as a buffet on the 1st floor from 7:00 to 9:30. The atmosphere at the café Happy Hill next to the lobby on the 1st floor is clean and pleasant. The food includes a variety of Japanese and Western dishes, with a good selection of side dishes. There are about six types of bread, Japanese-style omelette, scrambled eggs, ham, sausages, meatballs, fresh vegetable salad, fruit punch, yogurt, and more. The Japanese side dishes are plentiful and well-seasoned, with dishes like simmered daikon having a rich flavor. There are also Hakata specialties like Mizutaki, mentaiko, takana, and kimchi. The rooms are spacious and clean, and the food is well-seasoned, with plenty of options for those who want to eat a lot, including spicy mentaiko, takana, and curry. Overall, it's a high-quality hotel with no major flaws.

I stayed at a hotel in Hakata and was curious about whether they had mentaiko (spicy cod roe) at the morning buffet. Rest assured, this place does have mentaiko. Other items on the buffet include curry, white fish fry, natto, croissants, nikujaga (Japanese meat and potato stew), and so on, pretty much what you would find at other hotels. It was a shame that there was no coffee maker.

It's been a while since I visited KKR. The parking lot is spacious and easy to access. Thank you for the delicious meal! ✨