I went out to find a shop in the rain. It felt like a local coffee shop. The shop was spacious and relaxing. I wanted an iced coffee and a cake, but they only had small sweets. However, they were delicious. Thank you for the meal.

After a late lunch, I checked out this bright restaurant located very close to the Hakata-za theater. It operates like a chain store where you order first but they bring the food to you. Despite the cloudy weather, the temperature was high so I chose a cool seat inside instead of the outdoor terrace. The food arrived in 2-3 minutes and it was quite delicious. While looking at the menu, I noticed they had my favorite tea soda, but it was already close to closing time so I decided to save it for next time. Thank you for the meal.

I had breakfast at Nakasu Kawabata in Hakata, and stopped by a cafe on the street next to Hakataza. I ordered a Royal Milk Tea for 680 yen, and added 100 yen for a morning set. It was a Sunday morning, and the place was packed with tourists from overseas. I decided to sit at one of the four tables on the terrace outside. It was a pleasant June morning. The Royal Milk Tea had a lot of foam, which kept it from getting cold quickly. The morning set came with toast and a soft-boiled egg, and for just 100 yen extra, it felt like a great deal. I enjoyed it very much.

I always come to this place for breakfast around Nakasu Kawabata area in recent years. They have a limited menu, but even the toast is carefully made with great attention to detail, from the eggs to the butter. The salad has a delicious dressing that tastes like mayonnaise. The iced coffee comes in bitter and standard flavors, both with a rich taste that guarantees a great water-brewed coffee. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is calm with jazz music playing.

Hello everyone, what's up? It's MoriP, who loves to explore food in Fukuoka! Today, I visited "Sansui Sui Shutsu Coffee" and tried their Dutch hot coffee (original) for 550 yen. The coffee was light, with almost no bitterness or strong taste, making it easy for anyone to enjoy. It may not be enough if you're pairing it with cake, but on its own, it's perfect! The coffee had a smooth texture with fine bubbles. Although the sofa was full, the unexpectedly soft chairs made up for it. It's a great place to enjoy delicious coffee and relax for a bit.

I visited this restaurant for the first time after having lunch at Hitsumabushi Washoku Bincho Nakasu Kawabata store in front of it. I ordered the iced Dutch coffee (bitter) which is their specialty. Even though it was iced coffee, it was not weak, had a strong bitterness, and a slight acidity, but I felt it was on the milder side. I was craving something sweet, but they only had toast and sandwiches, so that was a bit disappointing.

I took a day off and started my winter break a day early. I arrived in Fukuoka via Hiroshima in the afternoon. Since it was too early to check in at my accommodation, I looked for a place to have lunch and found the Yamamizu Mizude Coffee shop that I had been curious about. They had a Morning special for an extra 100 yen all day, starting from 9 am. Even though I had just had morning udon in Hiroshima, I decided to go for it because "When you find Morning, you should eat it!" There were quite a few foreign customers, perhaps because travel restrictions from overseas had been relaxed. I ordered the original cold brew coffee for 580 yen, which had a smooth taste with a layer of fine foam on the surface. The toast was 2 cm thick and had a light and fluffy texture. The boiled egg was served with the top of the shell cut off, revealing a soft and delicious yolk. Now, I have a lot of places to visit!

I often pass by this place, but for some reason I had never been inside. A friend invited me for lunch here, so I happily entered. The lunch menu includes sandwiches, lemon steak bowl, and omurice, with a limited selection but since it's a coffee-focused place, that didn't bother me. All three of us ordered the lemon steak bowl for 1,200 yen (haha) which came with salad and coffee. The thinly sliced meat was covered in a sweet and savory soy-based sauce, topped with a soft-boiled egg and diced lemon. It was more filling than it looked. Personally, I found it a bit too sweet, and towards the end, there was too much sauce on the rice so I couldn't finish it. I should have asked for less rice and sauce. The post-meal coffee was excellent, as expected from a coffee shop. It seemed to be made with an espresso machine, frothy with a strong aroma and mild bitterness. I'm curious about the other items on the menu, so I'll definitely come back again.

At "Sansui Mizu de Kafei," I had a morning meal. There were quite a few young customers. When I ordered my favorite drink, Jambonbuer's organic soy latte (hot), I was able to add Jambonbuer for about +390 yen. It used to be a bit cheaper, right? The Jambonbuer with ham and butter, and the pumpkin and cinnamon paste sandwiched in bread with a warm egg were delicious! I also enjoyed the latte served in a large ceramic cup.

I happened to enter this shop because I wanted to kill time. The interior was spacious with few seats. I visited on a weekend but didn't have to wait in line, which was nice. Be careful because the closing time is early. The iced coffee was very delicious. It had a refreshing taste with a hint of bitterness. I liked it. The portion was smaller than I expected, but... It was a nice place to stop by and have a chat.

A cafe located on the east side of Hakata Riverain, a 2-minute walk from Nakasu Kawabata Station on the Fukuoka City subway. I had seen the cold brew coffee equipment when passing by before, so I wanted to visit someday. I found out they were open for breakfast, so I visited in the morning. You order at the register and they bring it to you at the outdoor seating area. The outdoor seating area has many large trees and the autumn leaves have started to change, providing a very nice view. It feels more like New York than next to Hakataza. It reminded me of the Ginkgo tree-lined street in Meiji Jingu Outer Gardens. The Iced Dutch Coffee (Bitter) for 530 yen was served in a copper cup, ice-cold and rich in flavor, making a strong presence even when iced. It was properly bitter and delicious. It also came with a soft-boiled egg, adding to the great atmosphere. I recommend it to both locals and tourists. Thank you for the meal.

I often visit this cafe when staying at Canal City. I have searched for various cafes around here that offer morning service, but I believe this one is the best in terms of coffee, food, and atmosphere. In particular, their cold brew coffee has a rich flavor and is of a very high quality.

On this day of my business trip to Fukuoka, I had some time before meeting with the client, so I was looking for a cafe near the client's location. I found this shop and decided to visit. When I entered the shop, I saw Dutch coffee equipment lined up, and I was impressed that it was a rare cold brew coffee shop. I ordered an iced coffee at the counter and was asked if I wanted it normal or bitter, so of course, I ordered a strong bitter one! I sat at a table and tried the Dutch coffee bitter, and I was shocked by the rich taste of the iced coffee! The taste of the meticulously made Dutch coffee was truly amazing! It was delicious! I was lucky to be able to taste such a delicious Dutch coffee iced coffee! I would like to visit again if I have the chance!

Fukuoka is a cafe located right in front of the Hakata-za theater. The opening hours seem to be until 7 pm, but for some reason, it felt like we couldn't enter the shop from 5 pm. When we talked to the staff, they let us in, and it turned out that it was because the "Hakata Gion Yamakasa" festival was happening, and the "Children's Yamakasa" parade was scheduled to pass by around 6 pm. I ended up going out to watch the Children's Yamakasa parade! It was a strange sight to see children and men in loincloths splashing water from the roadside, but it had a festive feel to it, which was nice. As for the cafe, as the name suggests, they specialize in cold brew drip extraction right in front of the shop, but I ended up ordering a Dutch hot coffee with black honey. I always feel like iced coffee has a weak aroma, so it's hard for me to order, but I slightly regretted not getting the iced version at this shop. The cup was a cute, Japanese-style cup! Normally, it seems like a place where you can relax and unwind. #The whole city had a lively atmosphere because it was in festival mode that day.

I was walking nearby and something caught my eye, so I decided to go in! You order at the counter and they bring the food to your table. The menu was cool, written vertically! I had a latte with fluffy foam that was very soothing. It was delicious! I'm glad I stopped by. It was a lovely coffee time! I would like to go again.

I wanted to go eat breakfast at the Ribarein's storefront, but my companion finally got up and came! Looking forward to the coffee, but the best part is the affordable breakfast set with toast and eggs!! Delicious!!! It was a satisfying morning feeling like having a treat.笑

Visited here to enjoy the specialty iced coffee. It was a bit hot that day, so I felt like having an iced coffee. The terrace was shaded and very cool. The atmosphere was fantastic. The iced coffee here is called "Iced Dutch Coffee". It was bitter and delicious. I couldn't resist ordering some sweets as well. ★Please follow if you liked the review! Thank you.

Today I visited here for lunch. I arrived before 11 am on a weekday, and it was relaxed. I wanted to drink cold brew coffee, so I ordered the iced Dutch coffee. I chose the bitter option. - Iced Dutch Coffee (Bitter) 530 yen/tax included The coffee, extracted with the underground water from Wakasugi Mountain, had a very smooth taste. Being bitter, it was rich and I could fully enjoy the depth of the beans. The coffee served in a bronze glass was nice and cold! I really liked it. Thank you for the meal. I would like to visit again if I have the chance. *Visit Rating: 3.49

During a stroll, I made a detour to Mizude Coffee near Hakata-za. Despite being a tea person, I sometimes crave iced coffee. I opted for the Dutch coffee in a copper cup filled with crushed ice. I chose the "Original" for a bitter taste, but they also offer a more adult-oriented "Bitter" option. Sipping through a straw, I enjoyed the refreshing and clean aftertaste without any bitterness or acidity. It was a delicious coffee! I look forward to trying their morning menu next time.

This is a coffee shop facing the street on the Hakata-za side of Hakata Riverain. The shop offers a great deal where you can add a morning set for just an extra 100 yen with your drink. The coffee had a delicious and distinctive taste.