The signboard outside the izakaya near Reizan Park caught my attention with its great deals. The entrance was a bit ambiguous, but I decided to try their "choi-nomi" set with sashimi and small dishes. It was delicious! Thank you for the meal!

A nostalgic and cozy izakaya in Hakata. The all-you-can-eat and drink course for one person at 3,300 yen (including tax) is a steal! The food keeps coming until you say "stop," and it's all delicious. Thank you for the feast.

When I made a reservation, I received a confirmation call right away. Since we were a group of 10, we were guided to a room on the second floor. The staff were friendly and provided good service. The course was all-you-can-eat and drink, with no specific menu, so dishes kept coming one after another, which the young men in our group particularly enjoyed. It felt like being at home with the constant flow of food. Towards the end, they asked us our preferences for dishes like pasta, which added a nice touch. The only downside was that some dishes were a bit difficult to share. Overall, it was delicious and perfect for a budget-friendly gathering.

I used this restaurant for a company drinking party. I was pleased that they set a course menu according to the budget. The sashimi was very fresh, and the meat was tender and delicious. The menu was also extensive. The service was good, and the atmosphere of the restaurant was nice. I would like to go again.

It's cheap and the food is delicious.

Top Blog Post List Image List Rich sashimi platter for dinner... » Meat for evening drinks. Hanazakari in Tenjin, Fukuoka City October 3, 2017 NEW! Theme: Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City/Northern Area Official Hashtag Ranking: 2nd On the way home from work... stopped by Hanazakari in Tenjin for some evening drinks. I've been around this area quite a bit, but this was my first time at this restaurant. Despite its unique exterior, the atmosphere inside was lively with the Hawks game on TV and the radio commentary serving as background music. Started with a draft beer... quite foamy. The appetizer was sashimi... very good. By the way, there is a cover charge of 300 yen. Keeping it healthy with some bean sprout namul. 300 yen Then, I tried the beef skirt sashimi... 700 yen Wow! It was so meaty. The generous amount of wasabi and green onions, along with the great seasoning and texture, made it a delightful dish. The only downside was the drink menu, which was a bit lacking with a standard lineup and no sense of value. After some consideration, I went with a highball. 500 yen The meat was delicious! Thank you for the treat. ● Restaurant Information Hanazakari Fukuoka City, Hakata-ku, Tenjin 3-3 Business Hours: 17:00-24:00

After finishing work and knowing I have tomorrow off, I decided to go all out and have a drink tonight! So, I headed to this place called "Hanazakari" near Reisen Park, which I had been curious about for a while. I was interested because they broadcast Hawks games, which are not always shown on regular TV. So, I decided to check it out. As soon as I entered the restaurant and said "just one person," they tried to seat me at the counter. Normally, that would be fine, but today I came for the baseball game. The staff sensed that and kindly guided me to a seat with a good view of the TV. Thank you! First, I was planning to have one drink each, but then I found out they offer all-you-can-drink for 1500 yen. So, I thought why not go all out and went for the "all-you-can-drink" option. I started with a draft beer. The first thing that caught my attention was the 60-inch LCD TV, but there was no sound... Instead, they were playing the RKB radio broadcast. The radio seemed slightly ahead in time compared to the TV, creating a slight lag between the audio and video. A bit hard to watch, maybe? As for the appetizer, I had the "deep-fried chicken" (650 yen), which consisted of 6 pieces of medium-sized thigh meat, along with a salad. It was delicious. Perhaps due to the location, there were Yamakasa hand towels displayed on the ceiling. By the way, the East faction. The staff mentioned, "There are player popularity voting stickers for the Hawks players on the wall near the restroom, so please vote if you'd like." I voted for Uesugi (Bayashi), who is currently popular. The Hawks were winning nicely. However, the downside was that the all-you-can-drink had a 2-hour limit, so I couldn't watch the baseball game until the end... Well, it's okay since the Hawks were winning big. I had a total of 6 drinks that day, including 1 draft beer, 2 ginger highballs, and 3 regular highballs. Thank you for the meal!

This is a izakaya near Reisen Park. I visited with 4 friends after a meeting nearby. The atmosphere was lively with Hawks game on TV. They offer all-you-can-eat and drink menu starting from 3000 yen for 2 hours, but we ordered a la carte dishes that we shared. We started with sashimi platter as appetizer and shared a bottle of shochu. We ordered edamame and Caesar salad. The pork belly steak with yuzu pepper was great with drinks. Tempura included summer vegetables and sand lance, which we enjoyed with salt. Stir-fried intestines with bean sprouts and garlic chives were delicious. The beef cube steak was also tasty. The soy sauce flavored fried chicken was crispy and flavorful. We ended the meal with grilled eggplant. The restaurant is located on Reisen Street near Reisen Park. Izakaya Hanazakari Nakasu Kawabata branch. Address: 3-3 Toneyamachi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City. Phone: 092-291-3356. Business hours: 17:00-24:00 (L.O. 23:30). Closed on irregular days.

The appearance is amazing. With my biased "colored glasses" on, I initially thought it was a "suspicious-looking shop." If my junior hadn't suggested going in, I definitely wouldn't have entered. When I opened the door, the customers inside were not handsome - it was a paradise for middle-aged men. The place was filled with strong salaryman energy. The appetizer was sashimi. My junior, who eats a lot, ordered fried chicken, hamburger, and extra large rice. I asked for something unusual, "miso-marinated mackerel." The WBC Taiwan game was being broadcasted, and a group at a large table on the first floor was getting excited. However, in another area on the second floor, there was a different kind of excitement. I asked my junior, "Is it women's soccer?" But then I realized. At the entrance to the stairs leading to the second floor, there was a person who cheered loudly when things were going well for Taiwan. They were Taiwanese. It seems like there are also large capacity seats on the second floor. Anyway, it's like an extension of the old-fashioned set meal restaurant, a "izakaya" type of place. I think it's a place where you can eat and drink a lot and cheaply. My junior, who has a big appetite, was satisfied.

The restaurant offers all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink for 3000 yen, but the individual dishes are also affordable and generous in portion size, so it may be good to order dishes separately when going in a large group. We didn't opt for the all-you-can-eat option and ordered "Boiled Snow Crab" off the menu, which came in a surprisingly large portion, almost like it was meant for two people! It's a great place to visit with a group of about four people and order various dishes as you please. The crepe-wrapped ratatouille and cream cheese, as well as the stir-fried rice with a Kyushu soy sauce twist, were all delicious and had a unique touch to them. Overall, every dish was very tasty.

The other day, I visited this place for the first time for an off-meeting with about 30 people. Inside the restaurant, there were posters of Shogo, maybe a fan? It was a course with all-you-can-drink and all-you-can-eat, and various delicious dishes kept coming out one after another. The karaage, mentaiko pasta were so delicious. Despite dealing with drunk customers, the staff at the restaurant always had a smile on their face and provided quick service. I had a really enjoyable time there.

I used it for a drinking party with people from the company (^^) I was able to eat a lot and drink a lot, and the price was quite reasonable♪ I ate until I was full (ゝω・) I had heard that I didn't know what would be available for all-you-can-eat, but the dishes were served in a balanced manner, so it was good☆ The service was also good, and they noticed when the plates were dirty and brought new ones, which was nice!!! However, we were seated on the second-floor tatami seats, and although there were partitions between the other seats, I could still hear the voices of other customers quite clearly, and the slope of the stairs was a bit steep, so I thought it might be a bit dangerous for drunk people... (laughs) Other than that, I am satisfied with no issues (^^) I also inquired about a possible lost item, and when I visited again, the staff helped me search for it. Thank you very much (o_ _)o

I was taken to this restaurant by a friend and was overwhelmed by its flashy exterior. There was a sign in front of the store with recommendations written on it, but the fish radical was too difficult to read. I wonder if there are people who come to the store wondering how to read it? When I entered, the smell of cigarettes was intense! It felt like a place for salarymen to relax. Once we started the all-you-can-eat and drink reservation we had made, dishes that we didn't remember ordering kept coming at a fast pace. My friend told me that they keep bringing dishes until you tell them to stop. It was a new experience for me. I got used to the smell of cigarettes as we went on, and we had a lot of fun chatting and laughing. We had a course with motsunabe (offal hot pot) and the oyster fry was delicious.

This is a restaurant with all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink plans! This time, we chose a plan with a hot pot. The side dishes keep coming until you say stop, which is surprising. It's a good place for those who eat a lot or for large groups like parties. However, towards the end, only fried chicken is served, and it would be nice to have more variety. Well, for the price of all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink, it's worth it in my opinion.

Yosshi-san, Lumichan and ==========