During my business trip in Fukuoka, I visited Kugimoto Shokudo for a solo lunch. The restaurant is located about a 3-minute walk from Gofukumachi Station, within walking distance from Nakasu area. Kugimoto Shokudo is known for its unique Taiwanese-style simmered pig trotters. I arrived around 1:00 PM and found a simple facade and slightly dim interior. The restaurant has a total of 28 seats, including counter and table seating. I chose a seat at the counter. On the table, there were condiments like yuzu pepper, mustard, shichimi, soy sauce, chopsticks, toothpicks, paper napkins, and a water pitcher. After being seated, water was served. The lunch menu offered two options: pig trotters and fried chicken. I ordered the Pig Trotters Set B with extra rice for 980 yen. The dish arrived in about 5 minutes, consisting of pig trotters, boiled vegetables, thick fried tofu, simmered egg, rice, miso soup, and three types of pickles. The well-cooked pig trotters had a tender texture and the bones came off easily, making it easy to eat. The sweet and savory sauce paired perfectly with the rice. Of course, I poured plenty of sauce over the rice before enjoying it. The simple boiled vegetables and flavorful thick fried tofu were also delicious. I prefer the simmered egg to be a bit more runny. With such quality, quantity, and good balance, the price being under 1,000 yen is excellent value for money. If you're looking to try the incredibly delicious Taiwanese-style simmered pig trotters, be sure to visit Kugimoto Shokudo!

I had been curious about Kugimiya Shokudo for a while, so I went there for a late lunch. The counter seating is set up like Ichiran Ramen with dividers on both sides, so you can enjoy your pig trotters without worrying about the person next to you. Surprisingly, there were a lot of solo female diners. I ordered the Pig Trotter Set B (the A set doesn't come with thick fried tofu or egg and costs 860 yen). The pig trotters were perfectly simmered and delicious, just the right amount of seasoning. I also love the thick fried tofu and the boiled egg. The boiled vegetables were a nice palate cleanser, and the miso soup had a rich broth. The pickles, especially the pickled mustard greens, were also tasty. The food came out quickly even during lunchtime, so the turnover might be fast. I tried to order a glass of beer but they only had bottled beer, so I gave up. I wonder if they don't serve draft beer during lunchtime? They also offer takeout, so I might come back again. They only accept cash for payment.

I ordered the Pig's Feet B set at a rare pig's feet specialty store. The B set comes with hot vegetables, boiled egg, thick fried tofu, and pig's feet. The pig's feet had a Chinese-style flavor with hints of star anise, not the usual Hakata style. It was delicious. What stood out was that even though I had forgotten my wallet, they kindly accommodated me! The owner is incredibly kind!

I went for lunch. I thought it would be mostly bones, but the pork trotters were mostly meat and so delicious! The seasoning was rich and the texture was firm and juicy! It was so tasty! And it even came with stir-fried vegetables for just around 800 yen, which is amazing! This was my favorite pork trotter dish! I will definitely go again.

I went on a day trip to Fukuoka for business! I was thinking about what to have for lunch, and I wanted to eat something delicious, so I decided to go to Kugimoto Shokudo. The cost performance is great! The food comes out quickly after ordering! There are plenty of parking lots around the restaurant! The whole process is stress-free... it's the best. The pig's feet were very tender and had a garlic-flavored seasoning, and even though they were bone-in, they were very soft and easy to eat, and the taste was very delicious. With a boiled egg and thick fried tofu included, I paid 1000 yen and got change back... it's the best. It's a very good restaurant that I can recommend to others. Thank you for the meal.

Located in Yataimachi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, "Kugimoto Shokudo" is a restaurant that specializes in pig's feet. The pig's feet, simmered until tender, have a rich presence that pairs excellently with rice. It is simply delicious. The rice, pickles, and miso soup are also of high quality. Takeout is available and is highly praised by my family.

I came alone and sat at the counter to order the pig's trotter set meal B. It came out quickly. The pig's trotter was tender and delicious. The miso soup was surprisingly tasty too. You can get a free upgrade to a large serving of rice, but I found the regular serving to be too small for me. I think it's better for men to order the large serving. I also want to try the fried chicken.

I stopped by for dinner near the Kushida-machi Station in Hakata. I ordered the Pig's Feet Set Meal for 820 yen. It was a little past 6:30 pm on a weekday, and there were only about two other customers. I sat at a table and ordered. The last order was at 7 pm, and they would stop serving the Pig's Feet Set Meal once it ran out. I asked nervously, but luckily they still had some left. It arrived in about 5 minutes. The pig's feet were simmered to perfection and easy to eat since they were already cut. As long as you can remove the bones properly, you can enjoy them. They were full of collagen and delicious.

One of the great joys of being a salaryman is going on business trips! When you randomly walk into a restaurant and the food turns out to be delicious, it's just irresistible... This place is called Kugimoto Shokudo. You can see through the glass from the street that they are cooking pig trotters so deliciously, I couldn't resist. The pig trotter-based set meal (Pig Trotter A Set Meal) is 880 yen. If you add thick fried tofu and simmered egg, it becomes 980 yen (Pig Trotter B Set Meal). I decided to go for the one with thick fried tofu and egg, and of course, I chose the extra large rice portion without hesitation! The pig trotters, simmered to perfection, were absolutely amazing! The thick fried tofu and simmered egg were also top-notch. Going for the extra large rice portion was definitely the right choice! It was a feast! Thank you! Pig Trotter A Set Meal (Extra Large Rice Portion (Free)) 980 yen

I was curious because the reviews were good, so I visited the restaurant. I ordered the pig's trotter set meal (820 yen) and the fried chicken set meal (950 yen). It was around 6:00 in the evening, but they offered dinner set prices, which was nice! I had only eaten grilled pig's trotters before, but here they were simmered in a sweet and savory sauce, and they were so soft and bouncy. The flavoring is suited for Japanese tastes and not too strong. The texture is sticky and gooey, which goes well with rice. As you keep eating, it can get a bit heavy, but the vegetables that come with it help refresh your palate. Eating them together is also delicious. I finished it in no time. The fried chicken was crispy and hot, with a strong seasoning that gives it a satisfying taste. Surprisingly, the miso soup was impressive. It had a rich and flavorful broth that is not easy to come by. It was delicious! I hope my skin will be plump and firm tomorrow! Thank you for the meal. Plump collagen-rich pig's trotters at Kuginomoto Shokudo.

Arrived at 12:00 on Saturday, the counter was full. There were 6 counter seats, 4 tables for 4 people, and 1 table for 6 people. By the time I left at 12:30, even the tables for 4 people were full, but it's Saturday so it may not be a problem on weekdays. I hesitated between the Pig's Feet A Set Meal for 820 yen (with medium rice) and the Pig's Feet, Boiled Vegetables, Rice, Miso Soup, and Pickles Set Meal for 980 yen, but I chose the A Set Meal because of the thick fried tofu. I ordered and the meal arrived in just a few minutes. First, I took a bite of the pig's feet and my taste buds were thrilled. In short, the broth was incredibly delicious and the flavor of the pork was concentrated. The miso soup was gentle, and the spicy pickled greens were also appreciated. I combined the pig's feet coated in broth with the boiled vegetables and rice in my mouth. It was amazing. Finally, I dipped the leftover boiled vegetables in the broth and enjoyed it. This is so good! I definitely need the thick fried tofu and boiled egg next time. I'll order the B Set Meal with extra rice next time!! Thank you for the meal. I will come back again.

I visited this place for the first time for lunch. The restaurant has a counter and tables, and this time I had lunch at the counter. I ordered a lunch set with a plate of vegetables and pig's feet. The balance of refreshing vegetables and rich pig's feet was excellent, making it a high-quality and satisfying lunch option.

Delicious!! I tried pig's feet for the first time for lunch. I was a little hesitant at first because I wasn't used to it, but it was the right decision to go! This time, I wanted to try a variety of things, so I ordered the "Pig's Feet Set B" with an additional piece of fried chicken and a Taiwanese beer. It was about 1600 yen, which is quite affordable. Please give it a try, they also offer takeout.

I visited during my break and had the B set meal with pork trotters, thick fried tofu, and egg for lunch (980 yen). Everything was of high quality and I was very satisfied. I think the taste of pork trotters can vary greatly depending on how it's cooked, but the gelatin texture and meat taste were just right for me. The people around me ordered the fried chicken set meal, so I would like to try that next time. It's also nice that they offer the same set meal for dinner. Thank you for the meal.

I started a gourmet website for Mitomi Emon. Homepage "https://blog.33inc.jp/" Instagram "@mitomi_emon" Kuginomoto Shokudo, a pork trotter specialty store, is named after the owner, Kuginomoto. The red lantern at the entrance reads "Directly taught by Xie-san", with Xie-san being the owner of Taiwan's popular pork bone specialty store, Fu Bao Wang. In Taiwan, simmered pork trotters are considered a popular dish, and this restaurant is one of the most popular ones. Impressed by this, Mr. Kuginomoto recreated the authentic taste in Fukuoka. This is the authentic pork trotter dish. A simple simmered pork trotter. The pork, which is made from domestic pork, is simmered slowly for 3 hours, resulting in a melt-in-your-mouth texture. The rich and salty broth, made by continually adding more, enhances the flavor and pairs perfectly with rice. Choosing the B set meal also includes thick fried tofu and simmered egg. The flavors are consistent, with the sauce thoroughly soaking into the ingredients. By the way, this is also one of Fu Bao Wang's popular menu items. Thank you for the meal!

This is the Trottoro pig's trotter. Honestly, my concept of pig's trotters has changed. I feel like eating it regularly, so I have been coming here about 2-3 times a month. Inside the restaurant, a large pot of pig's trotters welcomes you with an Asian touch. I ordered the set meal for lunch. It comes with pig's trotters, rice, miso soup, vegetables, and pickles. The collagen-rich, gelatinous pig's trotters go perfectly with the simple stir-fried vegetables. The soy sauce-based seasoning on the pig's trotters is the best. It might be a good idea for parents with children to get takeout since the restaurant is not very spacious. I think it would be tight with a stroller.

Fukuoka: A restaurant located in the Hakata area of Tenyamachi. I arrived a little after 12 on a weekday. I always have the impression that it's crowded, but this day was smooth. As soon as I entered the entrance, I saw pig feet soaking in a pot, looking really good. The pig feet had a nice texture when picked up with chopsticks. I ordered the Pig Feet B Set Meal for 980 yen, 3 pieces of fried chicken for 170 yen, and an extra serving of rice for 180 yen. The white rice looked good visually and had a garlic flavor. Of course, I had the white rice with the pig feet! For the finishing touch, I poured the remaining sauce on the plate over the white rice!! The pig feet can be enjoyed with all five senses. The additional fried chicken I ordered was also delicious! It was a gentle fried chicken, and the umami flavor kept coming. The miso soup was also delicious! It's been a while since I thought miso soup was delicious at a restaurant. Each grain of white rice sparkled and it was clear that each dish was made with care. [Highly recommended restaurant!] #Kugimoto Shokudo [Restaurant Name] Kugimoto Shokudo [Address] 6-29 Tenyamachi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City [Business Hours] 11:30-19:00 (Last Order) Closed on Sundays and holidays [Budget] Up to 1000 yen [Order] - Pig Feet B Set Meal: 980 yen - Fried Chicken: 170 yen x 3 pieces - Extra large rice serving: 180 yen

Visited based on a friend's recommendation! Apparently, this place is known for its delicious pig's feet. The restaurant was busy, but the turnover was fast! Maybe it was the time of day, but we didn't have to wait long! I ordered the B set meal, which was overwhelmingly worth it! It came with thick fried tofu, simmered egg, and boiled vegetables! The fried chicken was also popular, so we ordered that too! The pig's feet were incredibly tender and delicious! I always thought pig's feet were salty, but this sweet and savory flavor was a new sensation! It was incredibly delicious. The only downside was that the miso soup was a little cold, but overall, I'm very satisfied! Thank you for the meal!

Visited at 12:00 in the afternoon! There were about two groups waiting! Waited for about 10 minutes to be seated! Ordered the Pig's Feet Set A with 3 pieces of fried chicken! Rice can be upgraded to a large portion for free! The pig's feet looked rich in flavor at first glance, but they were not overly strong and just right! The chewy and tender texture paired well with the sweet and savory sauce, delicious! Although there were a few too many bones which made it a bit difficult to eat, the taste was still good! The fried chicken was large and satisfying to eat! The crispy coating highlighted the juicy meat, seasoned with a garlic flavor, very tasty! The pig's feet were delicious, but the fried chicken was just as good! It was a great meal! Thank you!

Hello everyone, what's up?! It's MoriP, who loves to eat his way around Fukuoka! Today, I visited Kugimoto Shokudo and tried their popular Pork Trotter Set Meal (980 yen). This restaurant specializes in Taiwanese-style simmered pork trotters, where they pack all the flavor of pork bones into the trotters. As described, the pork trotters have a strong pork bone aroma. The flavor is rich and the texture is gelatinous, almost sticky. The seasoning is just right, and I wish I had gotten the large serving (free of charge) because I couldn't get enough of the rice! The thick tofu also absorbs the broth from the trotters, and the egg is well-seasoned. They pay attention to detail with the rice and miso soup, which is a big plus for a set meal restaurant. I could keep licking the leftover trotters...I want to slurp up the soup...They operate until they sell out, so even if you go for a late lunch, be sure to check them out!