It is located in a remote area, but I heard it was delicious from an acquaintance and took a bus to get there. They have a salad bar and self-service water. The staff's customer service was very pleasant. As for the roast beef... it was quite ordinary. It was tasty, but just average in flavor. I think it offers good value for the price. Personally, I don't think it's worth going out of your way for tourists to eat there. My wife was also disappointed. Thank you for the meal.

Today, I had business in the Shiga Island area. I was torn between having a turban shell rice bowl or a Kin-in Dock, but in the end, I decided to go to the vegetable market. My companion, who loves meat, wanted to go to a roast beef bowl restaurant, so we ended up there. However, I ordered a tempura rice bowl for myself. It was topped with three prawns, pumpkin, onions, shiso leaves, burdock, and had a luxurious and sweet sauce. In the center, there was a half-cooked egg buried. The salad was served separately, and refills were allowed. The miso soup was also delicious, and I left feeling full. The roast beef bowl was also delicious, especially when paired with wasabi mayonnaise. They also had curry and other menu options available.

The last restaurant at the Fukuoka City Seika Market Veggie Full Stadium was the most famous roast beef shop. It was hard to tell from the outside, as there were no prices listed on the sign. We waited in line with about three people, and when our turn came, we entered the restaurant nervously. The staff were very polite and welcoming, the best at Veggie Full Stadium. We purchased our meal tickets from the machine and sat at our designated table. We asked for a smaller portion of rice. The salad was served in small bowls, with a variety of dressings available for unlimited refills. Then came the roast beef bowl, with thinly sliced roast beef topped with a warm egg and a piece of chocolate for some reason. It was drizzled with a special sauce that was slightly sweet, a flavor that locals from Hakata might enjoy. Garlic slices added a nice touch to the dish. Although I'm not a fan of sweet flavors, this dish suited my taste buds the best at Veggie Full Stadium.

I visited the restaurant because I wanted to eat a white rice set meal. I had the tempura bowl yesterday and I'm also interested in the roast beef bowl, but I chose the hamburger lunch set. It costs 1150 yen. It came with a hot iron plate with hamburger, grilled vegetables, and even roast beef. The vegetable salad is served in a cup and is all-you-can-eat. The hamburger was delicious and juicy, and the grilled vegetables were tasty with demiglace sauce. I ordered extra rice and finished with a roast beef bowl mixed with egg, and I was very satisfied. However, it was a bit disappointing that the service was quite slow.

At the Green Grocery Market Veggie Full Stadium, you can enjoy a meal at a few restaurants. The signature dishes here are roast beef bowl and tempura bowl. The market opens at 10am, a bit late for a "market meal". The roast beef bowl comes with a mini salad, miso soup, and a mini chocolate as a bonus. You can choose to have garlic chips or not when you order. They can also make the sauce stronger if you prefer. There are three types of mayonnaise on the table for you to add as much as you like. The red wine-based sauce alone is delicious enough. The tender roast beef, soft-boiled egg, and flavorful rice are a perfect combination. The crispy garlic chips add a nice touch. It's best to take a big bite and savor the flavors. The salad comes with three homemade dressings, but I prefer mayonnaise.

I had some errands in the Higashi District, so I visited this place after a long time. My wife ordered the Roast Beef Bowl in large size, and I ordered the Tempura Bowl in large size, which we shared as usual. Both dishes were very delicious, especially the Tempura Bowl with its Instagram-worthy presentation and satisfying portion. I had the Tempura Bowl last time too, but I don't remember it being this good... The sauce was also delicious and I was very satisfied! The Roast Beef Bowl was also tasty, and the meat seemed to never run out no matter how much we ate, haha. We visited around 11 a.m. on a weekday, so there were few people and it felt like a hidden gem. The location is in Island City, a bit secluded, but I highly recommend it. We were with our child this time, and they even brought us miso soup with ice to cool it down, showing great service. However, there were no chairs for children, so we had to put two cushions on the chair for our child to sit on. It would be helpful if they had child-sized chairs.

I had a job in Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City. My destination was towards Kashiihama. So, I decided to stop by Island City first. Since I was there, I decided to check out Vegiful Stadium, which is a combined fruit and vegetable market in Fukuoka City. The parking lot here offers 2 hours of free parking, which is great. (=^・^=) I arrived at 11:10. It was a weekday and the market had finished its business for the day, so it was quite quiet. I wandered around the market hall, but many shops had already closed and it had a deserted atmosphere. However, it was also nice to have a relaxed atmosphere without having to wait in line for lunch. (笑) I went into a restaurant called "Roast Beef Hidamari" located in the center of the market hall on the 1st floor. Inside the restaurant, there was a ticket machine. I quickly pressed the button for their signature dish, the "Roast Beef Bowl Regular (930 yen, tax included)". It came with a salad bar and miso soup. The staff asked me if I wanted to add garlic chips, which was a nice touch. The restaurant had 7 tables for 4 people and 1 table for 2 people. There was only one group of 3 customers when I arrived. I chose a 4-person table without hesitation. The salad and cold tea were self-service. The salad bar was temporarily closed, so individual plates of salad were served. The dressing options were homemade, with choices of "tomato", "yuzu", and "French". I chose the tomato dressing. The main dish arrived in less than 10 minutes. It was thinly sliced roast beef with a soft-boiled egg in the center and garlic chips on the side. There were three types of mayonnaise on the table for the roast beef bowl: "standard", "mustard", and "fresh wasabi". I tried different combinations while eating. Personally, I preferred the normal type without mayonnaise as it allowed me to enjoy the flavor of the roast beef more directly. The miso soup had a strong flavor of dried bonito flakes, which I really liked. It was unique and suited my taste perfectly. (笑) There were a few more customers who came in later, but I was able to enjoy my meal leisurely. It was a delicious meal. ===========

Near Chohata in Higashi-ku, Fukuoka Prefecture, there is a restaurant called Vegiful Stadium. They offer a Roast Beef Hidamari and Roast Beef Bowl for ¥950. It's rare to have mayonnaise as a topping option, with choices like standard, mustard, and wasabi mayonnaise. They also have self-service salad and wasabi. The restaurant is located at 3-1-1 Minato Kashii, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture. Open from 10:00 to 15:00, closed on Sundays. Great for meat lovers and couples who enjoy sharing food. #FukuokaGourmet #FukuokaLunch #FukuokaRoastBeef #KashiiGourmet #KashiiLunch #KashiiRoastBeef #Chohata #RoastBeef #MeatLovers #FoodieCouples #CouplesWhoEatTogether #GourmetInstagram #CouplesOfInstagram #FoodStagram.

I visited Vegiful Stadium for the first time around 11 am on a regular day. It is attached to a vegetable market. The parking is free for 2 hours. The first floor has many wholesale stores selling snacks, dried goods, and daily necessities at low prices. It's fun just to browse around, but many shops were already closed due to the time. I would like to visit during their open hours. There are 5 food stalls, and I chose to go to "Roast Beef Hidamari" today. I bought a "Roast Beef Bowl (regular)" for 880 yen from the ticket machine. They also accept PayPay. There was only one customer before us, probably a man working at the facility. Two groups of two women entered after us. It seems like there used to be a salad bar, but due to the current situation, pre-portioned salads are available to take, and I topped mine with French dressing, which was quite tasty. By the time I finished the salad, the Roast Beef Bowl arrived! The beef was thinly sliced and tender, easy to eat. The sauce was also delicious, and my wife was pleased. It's nice to eat it with wasabi too. The bowl is deeper than it looks, so there is a good amount of meat in it, and it's quite filling. For 880 yen, the cost performance is good. I would like to try the tempura bowl next time!

I chose this restaurant known for its roast beef bowl from several food stalls in the Aogre Market. The meat was tender, which was good, but I personally didn't like the sweet and sour taste of the sauce... I think people who like it will love the flavor.

Hello, I'm food fighter Kyantama. I went to Shoyoha restaurant to try their roast beef bowl. I ordered using a food ticket, and it came with salad and miso soup. The roast beef bowl came with a soft-boiled egg, which was a good match. It's not a place I often visit, but surprisingly there were quite a few customers. It might be a good stop on the way from Fukuoka City to Shiga Island. It would be even better if the prices were a bit cheaper.

Today, I went to Veggieful Stadium near the construction site for lunch. Inside Veggieful Stadium, there are steak and ramen shops, but I decided to try Roast Beef Hidamari, which I had never been to before. Upon entering the restaurant, there is a ticket vending machine on the right side. I looked at the menu carefully, and decided to purchase the Roast Beef with curry mix, which looked delicious. It came with a salad bar, and each salad item was individually placed on a plate as a COVID-19 precaution. I sat at a table alone, and since I had been lacking vegetables recently, I enjoyed the salad bar like at a soba restaurant. Then, the Roast Beef Curry arrived. It came with a soft-boiled egg, and the curry was topped with luxurious slices of roast beef. The creamy texture of the egg and the tenderness of the roast beef paired perfectly with the mildly spicy curry. It was a well-balanced dish. I recommend it to those who like roast beef and curry.

This is a cafeteria located inside the Veggieful Stadium (produce market) on the artificial island of Island City in Hakata Bay. We visited for lunch around 1 pm on a weekday with two people. The Veggieful Stadium itself was quite empty with hardly any people walking around, but the cafeteria had four groups of customers. We purchased our meal tickets at the ticket machine right after entering. I chose the Roast Beef Bowl (regular) for 880 yen (tax included), while my wife chose the Sunshine Tempura Bowl for 880 yen (tax included). There was a bowl of salad placed where there would normally be a salad bar. This seemed to be for preventing the spread of the novel coronavirus. When the Roast Beef Bowl arrived, I noticed that there were fried garlic-like toppings on top. As I don't like garlic, I used chopsticks to remove them one by one before starting to eat the bowl. The thinly sliced roast beef was neatly arranged on top of the rice, with a soft-boiled egg placed in the center. The sauce was generously poured, soaking into the rice. It was delicious. Three types of mayonnaise for the roast beef were served together. Wasabi, mustard, and regular mayonnaise, each tasted exactly as written on the label, providing a different flavor when added to the roast beef. The Tempura Bowl had tempura neatly placed in the center, with two shrimp tempura and vegetable tempura, along with a hidden soft-boiled egg in the rice. It was a hearty bowl with a good amount of tempura. The tempura was freshly fried and delicious.

This is a shop inside the Teramachi Green Grocer's Market. I wanted to try both the tempura bowl and the roast beef bowl, so my wife and I split them. The tempura bowl was delicious with tasty sauce and plump shrimp! However, the regular size was a bit small for a man like me. The roast beef bowl was also very tasty with a generous portion of roast beef on top, along with garlic chips. There were three types of mayonnaise on the table: spicy mayo, wasabi mayo, and standard mayo. Adding them made the bowls even more delicious. Personally, I recommend the wasabi mayo. Both bowls come with a salad bar.

It seems that this roast beef shop is produced by a famous shop somewhere. It must have been very busy during the consecutive holidays, but on the day after the holidays, at lunchtime, the vast market building is deserted. I confirmed that it was open after checking in advance, but most of the market is closed, so I feel uneasy. However, the surrounding restaurants near the central square were open, including this one, so that was a relief! I entered the stylish shop and first purchased a meal ticket at the ticket machine. There is also a large serving option, but since I had indulged in eating and drinking during the holidays, the middle-aged man with a reduced appetite chose the regular roast beef bowl. The restaurant was empty after the holidays, and you could sit anywhere you liked in the spacious interior. The salad bar plates were waiting for you. It's a nice service that the salad bar always comes with the meal. While getting the salad, three types of mayonnaise for the roast beef bowl were also brought out. Standard, wasabi, and mustard. It was interesting, so I tried them on the salad as well. While I was enjoying the salad, the roast beef bowl arrived. It's a regular size, but the layers of meat are stacked high, making it quite voluminous. The cooking level is good, rare as I like it, and the slightly sweet sauce goes well with it. With three types of mayonnaise, you won't get tired of it until the end. The wasabi, although spicy, was refreshing and my favorite. The soft-boiled egg could have been a little more cooked. It might have been better if the appearance and texture had a little more fire. There are also crispy garlic chips on top. It might be distracting during work, but I indulged in it without hesitation that day. Maybe I should have ordered the large serving. I found a good restaurant. I'm not sure how busy it is on regular days, but if I can stop by, I would definitely visit again.

I had been curious about this restaurant for a while. It is a donburi (rice bowl) main restaurant produced by a popular traditional Japanese cuisine restaurant. Since moving to Fukuoka, I had never been to the area where this restaurant was located, so I never had the opportunity to visit. Finally, on this day, I decided to go. Originally, I was planning to go to a Japanese restaurant in Nakasu. However, I overslept and had to give up on that place, so I decided to go to this restaurant which had relatively long lunch hours. I drove there but couldn't find the entrance and ended up circling the building once. Finally, I found the entrance to the customer parking lot and parked my car. On this day, the parking fee was free. I walked into the Veggie Full Stadium. I arrived at the restaurant around 13:35. There was only one customer in the table seating area, which was surprising. I thought there would be more customers. I purchased a meal ticket at the ticket machine at the entrance and sat at an available table. I handed the meal ticket to the staff. This time, I ordered the Roast Beef Donburi in a large serving size, which came with a salad bar and miso soup. I was also interested in the limited quantity Tempura Rice Bowl, but I stuck to my original plan and ordered the Roast Beef Donburi. I intended to order a regular serving size to avoid overeating, but my fingers pressed the button for the large serving size on their own... The staff quickly brought me a glass of water and the salad bar plates. I went to get some salad and returned to my table. It only took about 3 minutes from ordering for the food to be served. It was incredibly fast. I hadn't touched the salad yet. I cracked the soft-boiled egg, added garlic chips, and took a bite of the Roast Beef Donburi. The roast beef was thinly sliced and rare, very tender. The meat itself didn't seem to have much flavor. It was topped with a sweet and savory soy sauce dressing. The roast beef was piled high on the rice. It was a bit difficult to eat... I felt the flavor was a bit mild, so I tried it with three types of mayonnaise: mustard mayo, standard mayo, and fresh wasabi mayo. I tried them all, but I liked the fresh wasabi mayo the best. However, the flavors didn't vary much... I think they could have been more distinct. The large serving size was quite filling. The miso soup was simply delicious. The salad was cabbage with sesame dressing. On this day, as a third-anniversary special, they gave me a free can of juice. Thank you. I finished my meal with ease. Maybe I should have just ordered a regular serving... This restaurant also offers takeout. There were very few people at Veggie Full Stadium... Maybe because it was past lunchtime. The total cost was 1100 yen this time. A bit on the pricey side, perhaps. I left the restaurant right after finishing my meal to head back home.

It was a regular day but Beaufiful was closed (´・ω・`). The store was open though, yay! There was one entrance for the parking lot, one before the main entrance for general use and the one further back for deliveries. I made the mistake of going to the wrong entrance and couldn't turn back because of the divider, so I had to go around again. The gate system offers 2 hours of free parking. The front entrance was open so I entered from there. Most shops, including Seven Eleven, were closed so I was a bit worried, but as I walked further in, I found a sunny spot in the center. The meal ticket style was ¥850 with a salad bar included. The bowl was filled with plenty of juicy roast beef and lots of rice. I enjoyed it with the sauce on the meat, the sweet sauce on the rice, wasabi mayo on the table, and a soft-boiled egg. It was delicious and I didn't get bored of it.

Located inside the "Vegeful Stadium" in Aogori Market. It's crowded on weekends, so weekdays are recommended. The key is to mix the sauce at the bottom with the white rice on top while eating. If you don't do this, the rice will end up too salty at the end.

I went after a long time. It was still very delicious as before. Roast beef bowl (large size) ¥1,200 with salad bar and miso soup.

The roast beef is delicious, but the tempura shrimp in the tempura bowl is also delicious! The sauce is a bit on the thick side.