Fukuoka Food Experiences(36)
Fukuoka Attractions Sightseeing Tour by Private Car
Explore Fukuoka's top attractions with bilingual local guide Yoshi on this private car tour. Visit landmarks like Fukuoka Tower, the beach, and a temple, and savor local street food while immersing in Kyushu's pleasures.
Sakura in Fukuoka: Geisha Show & Hakata Tour w/ Lunch
Celebrate sakura season with an exclusive chance to interact with local geisha born and raised in Fukuoka in this unique tour. Visit the Kushida shrine and stroll the Kamikawabata retro shopping street with a guide and lunch with tea and sweets.
Japanese Hot Pot Meal Cooking Class with Sake in Fukuoka
Make your own Japanese home cooked meal in this private cooking class in Fukuoka. Choose between temari, maki, or masu sushi, learn how to arrange hot pot ingredients to look like a bouquet, make spring rolls, and enjoy different kinds of sake.
Fukuoka Cooking Class: Takoyaki, Okonomiyaki & Spring Rolls
Make your own takoyaki, okonomiyaki and kabuto-shaped spring rolls in this private cooking class in Fukuoka. Obtain new culinary skills, taste different kinds of Japanese sake and experience the unique flavors of Japan with local experts.
Omurice and Tonkatsu Home Cooking Class in Fukuoka
Experience an authentic Japanese home cooking class at a real kitchen in Fukuoka. Make a comforting meal with omurice and tonkatsu from scratch with Sayaka, a local chef with extensive teaching experience, and enjoy your delicious meal together.
Custom Home Cooking Class in Fukuoka (4 Dishes)
Be sure to come hungry to this home cooking class led by a friendly chef in her real-life kitchen. Choose four dishes from a menu and join Sayaka in ingredient shopping before cooking, then feast on your creations for lunch.
Japanese Sweets Making Workshop in Fukuoka
Learn the art of making four types of traditional Japanese sweets like warabi mochi, dorayaki, nama-yatsuhashi and matcha pudding with guidance from a local cooking specialist in this dessert-making class in Fukuoka.
Make Sakura-Themed Maki Sushi in Kitakyushu (Fukuoka)
Prepare seasonal maki sushi rolls with a stunning cherry blossom design, paired with adorable heart shaped tamagoyaki in this cooking class in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka. In spring, you can enjoy your meal under the blooming sakura (weather permitting).

Discover the Rich Flavors of Fukuoka
Fukuoka, a vibrant city on Japan's Kyushu Island, is renowned for its unique culinary offerings and bustling food scene. Whether you're a seasoned food lover or just beginning to explore Japanese cuisine, there's no better place to dive into rich flavors and traditional dishes than Fukuoka. Discover the diverse palette of flavors that Fukuoka has to offer, from its famous Hakata ramen to fresh seafood delicacies. As the gateway to Kyushu, Fukuoka serves as an entry point to a wide array of food experiences that are sure to delight your taste buds.
Unmissable Culinary Experiences
The heart of Fukuoka's culinary scene lies in its street food. The city is dotted with yatai, or mobile food stalls, offering quick and delicious bites such as yakitori, ramen, and tempura. A must-try is the Hakata ramen, known for its creamy pork broth and thin noodles, which is best enjoyed in a lively yatai atmosphere. For seafood lovers, Fukuoka provides an abundance of fresh catch from local markets, including sashimi and sushi prepared with the day's freshest ingredients. Additionally, the city's vibrant local markets, such as Yanagibashi Rengo Market, offer pearls of culinary treasures ranging from colorful produce to artisanal Japanese sweets. Each dish tells a story of Fukuoka's rich culture and historical prominence as a port city.
Savor Authentic Local Traditions
Aside from street food, Fukuoka is home to an array of restaurants offering regional specialties that capture the essence of local dining traditions. Try mizutaki, a comforting chicken hot pot flavored with a rich broth and fresh vegetables, or motsunabe, a hearty stew made from beef or pork offal that perfectly encapsulates the warmth of Fukuoka hospitality. Exploring the local izakayas will introduce you to a variety of small plates and local sake, providing an authentic taste of the city's nightlife. These experiences do not only offer delicious meals but also provide an opportunity to immerse yourself in the social culture of Fukuoka. Whether you're there for the food or the experience, the culinary journey through Fukuoka promises countless memorable moments.