I went to Sari Palace, a famous restaurant, to try their highly praised curry hot pot. The stylish traditional Japanese building had a charming atmosphere, making me excited from the start. The restaurant had a bit of a maze-like layout, adding to the feeling of entering a secret hideout. Before diving into the curry hot pot, I ordered horse sashimi and grilled conger eel with plum sauce. The horse sashimi was incredibly delicious, the best I've had recently. The grilled conger eel in plum sauce was also delightful. Now, onto the main event - the curry hot pot. I chose pork over beef and was served a pot with curry soup and chicken inside. The staff were attentive, preparing the hot pot for us individually, ensuring we got to enjoy it at its best. The curry had a rich flavor with a hint of spiciness that I loved. Overall, the meal was delicious, and I can't wait to go back again.

I was pleasantly surprised by the old-fashioned and Western atmosphere when I visited for the first time. I was amazed by the maze-like layout, climbing stairs and then descending to be led to my seat. I wonder what kind of building it used to be. I tried the rare curry hot pot as the main dish, along with horse sashimi and pike conger tempura a la carte. Everything was carefully cooked and beautifully presented, and delicious. I chose the pork-only option for the curry hot pot, but it was satisfyingly delicious. The staff prepared the hot pot and served it in individual bowls, making it easy for us. The curry flavor was appetizing, and even the closing udon was delicious.

I always use this place. When you cross a narrow hallway, climb winding stairs, and open the door, you will find yourself in a cozy, old-fashioned bar-like interior renovated from a traditional Japanese house. This place is famous for its curry hot pot and grated yam hot pot, but curry hot pot is more popular among my friends, so when I bring someone, we usually order the curry hot pot. But I also want to have the grated yam hot pot after a long time...♪

Delicious curry hot pot served at the perfect timing!✂︎————————————Shop Information Zari Rikyu Location 1-12-27 Daimei, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Access 5 minutes walk from Tenjin Station and Akasaka Station Business Hours 17:00~2:00 (Last order 1:00) Regular Holiday Irregular holidays ⏳Waiting Time It is recommended to make a reservation before going!————————————✂︎A hidden gem recommended by my friends in Fukuoka✨Not only is the hot pot delicious, but the birthday surprise was amazing! [Ordered Menu] ・Special A5 Wagyu Beef Curry Hot Pot (1 serving for 2838 yen) ・Aoriika Chanja (693 yen) I used it for a friend's birthday celebration! There are two types of hot pots, curry and tororo, but we chose the curry hot pot! Surprisingly, the staff cooks the ingredients in front of you instead of you cooking them yourself, and they serve the appropriate amount on your plate each time. While it is understandable that they cook the vegetables and meat once, the fact that they cook it for you each time was such great service that it was impressive. And the taste is extremely delicious!! I went there because I heard it was delicious, but the curry hot pot was even more delicious than expected. The finale was curry risotto made with the soup that the vegetables and meat were cooked in. You can eat it even when you are full...!! Amazing...!! We also requested a plate for the surprise, and the quality of the plate was so high that it was amazing. It was not just a cake, but it had lots of flowers on it, making it perfect for photos!! I was impressed by the taste, the atmosphere of the restaurant, and the service. It was a wonderful restaurant. Next time, I want to go try the tororo hot pot. Honest Review Cost Performance: ★★★★★★ Deliciousness: ★★★★★★★ Overall Rating: ★★★★★★★ Recommended for Use Friends: ◎ Large Group Drinking Party: ◎ Date: ◎ Celebration: ◎ On Instagram @tokyo_umauma, I share gourmet information that I actually experienced in Tokyo.※I will also occasionally post gourmet information from travel destinations. I would be happy if you could follow me.

A retro and tastefully decorated shop located in an old traditional house! The atmosphere is great and the staff are smart. The menu offers a variety of healthy dishes that seem popular with women. I used a private room that had an old Western-style mansion feel, which left a very good impression.

A stylish restaurant with private rooms, perfect for a date. We had vinegar tripe, sesame amberjack, squid sashimi, tororo hot pot, and curry hot pot. For the finish, we had soba with the tororo hot pot and risotto with the curry hot pot. I like the tororo hot pot, but I prefer the curry hot pot for the finish. I recommend going with a large group so you can try both. Thank you for the meal.

Zari Kyu, a very popular restaurant, is known for its tororo (grated yam) hot pot, but this time I chose the curry hot pot! You can choose between pork only or a mix of pork and beef for the meat. I always go for the mix! The hot pot is filled with plenty of domestic meat and vegetables. The separately ordered cold crab chawanmushi is also excellent. The seasonal side dishes never disappoint. As for the curry hot pot, it is incredibly delicious. I don't think there's anyone who doesn't like it at this level. I'm a bit greedy, so I had both rice and noodles to finish off the hot pot. I recommend trying both to everyone. The fact that they are open late is a big plus for me. However, the restaurant is very small, and the sofa seats downstairs are quite cramped. The stairs are also very steep, so it may not be suitable for those with leg injuries. I love the taste so much that I would go back to this restaurant anytime.

The curry hot pot was amazing!! The portion size was quite generous, so even though we ordered a few dishes, we were really full. The staff poured everything for us, so we didn't have to worry about sharing, which was really convenient! The cheese risotto for dessert was probably the best dish I've had recently, it was so creamy and delicious, I felt really happy!

You can relax and enjoy eating hot pot at the jazz bar counter. The staff will cook and serve the hot pot for you, so it's stress-free. It costs 1,800 yen per person, which made me think I could use it often, but with drinks and other things, it ends up being 10,000 yen for two people. It was just a fleeting dream.

This curry hot pot is the most delicious I have ever had and I have been coming here for about 8 years. I like the pork curry hot pot, but the beef one is also delicious. If I had to choose, I would say that having just pork is good for savoring the vegetables, so I find that ordering beef later as an addition is the best way to go. The yam hot pot is also quite tasty, so whenever I come to Fukuoka, I feel like visiting this place daily.

The food is delicious and I use it regularly, whenever I go there the quality is always consistent. The curry soup hot pot and grated yam hot pot are the two main dishes, and the grated yam is really delicious, but I always end up choosing the curry hot pot every time. This time, the potatoes were a bit undercooked and crunchy. If I had to say something negative, it would be that the side menu is a bit limited.

The curry hot pot was famous, so it was my first visit. First, an appetizer came out... it looked like pickled vegetables, but the color had changed probably because the sea grapes were placed first, which was disappointing. The salad and sesame amberjack were nothing special. The main curry hot pot was served by the staff and was easy to eat. But maybe it's a place you only need to visit once. I was full and satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

The interior of the restaurant is very mysterious and stylish, but also a bit formal with a counter like a members-only bar. They are famous for their tororo (grated yam) hot pot, but I felt like having curry hot pot so I ordered that. I also tried various other items on the menu. The curry hot pot was prepared in front of me by the staff, so I missed taking a photo of it (T ^ T). The taste was delicious, but I felt it was a bit pricey. However, considering the atmosphere, it might be understandable. I would love to visit again if I have the chance!

If you want to eat a different type of hot pot other than motsunabe in Fukuoka, I visited the "Otona no Kakurega Zari Kyu" at night and tried their a la carte dishes. It became my favorite restaurant. Top recommendations: - Rare atmosphere where you can eat nabe in the middle of a unique setting - Sense of secrecy and stylish ambiance - Ability to try hot pots other than motsu nabe Restaurant details: - Instagram account: @zarikyu - Seating: Counter, table, private rooms - Menu: Course meals and a la carte - Reservation: Required - Location: Walking distance from Tenjin or Akasaka Station - Average price per person for food only: ¥3000-¥4000 Impressions of the restaurant: - Exciting hidden atmosphere from the entrance - Exciting experience of eating nabe in a bar-like setting - The curry nabe was incredibly delicious - Ideal for those who want to try hot pots other than motsunabe or sukiyaki Menu highlights: - Appetizer of grilled eel skewers - Delicious simmered oysters (¥980) - Curry nabe with Itoshima pork (¥3476 for 2 servings) - Additional cheese risotto (¥583) Notes: - Renovated from a private house, originally inspired by a Kyoto teahouse - All hot pots are prepared and served by the staff in a full-attended style Last visit: 4/10/21 For more gourmet information, check out Fukuoka Gourmet Walker on Instagram ( @fukuokagourmet_walker ) where I explore and review delicious restaurants in Fukuoka, having visited around 700 places annually.

We enjoyed both the famous curry soup hot pot and the yam and tororo hot pot - they were delicious! The restaurant is located in a 50-year-old renovated traditional house, with a luxurious antique-style interior featuring single-seat sofa seating and private rooms. The staff will serve the hot pot dishes for you, making it perfect for entertaining guests or special occasions. The atmosphere is reminiscent of a Kyoto tea house, offering a sophisticated hideaway for adults. The bar counter has a calm and antique ambiance, where the bartender can recommend the perfect drink to accompany your meal. Each seat is a single-seat sofa, providing a comfortable and relaxing dining experience. Private rooms are also available for groups of 4 or more.

The tororo hot pot was especially delicious! The atmosphere inside the restaurant was nice, with a Parisian-like vibe. The music playing was tasteful and relaxing. The private room was particularly good! We were a group of 6 and we were all very satisfied with the food. Thank you for the meal!

Zarikyu in Daimyo is a popular restaurant known for its delicious curry hot pot and grated yam hot pot. Both dishes are amazing and loved by people of all genders. The atmosphere of the restaurant is also really nice. It's a great feeling to have the staff cook the hot pot for you in such a pleasant environment. Since it's a popular spot, it's recommended to make a reservation before going!

Very stylish. Is it Japanese modern? Showa retro? A nice atmosphere. The prices are on the higher side. The yam tororo hot pot and curry hot pot are famous, and on this day I had the curry hot pot. It was delicious! I'm curious about the yam tororo hot pot too. Thank you for the meal.

Hey there! When I heard about curry hot pot, I wasn't that interested, but after visiting the restaurant, my opinion completely changed! The place has a cozy hidden vibe, and as soon as you enter, the delicious smell of soup curry arouses your appetite. The base is chicken curry, with vegetables simmered to create a rich broth. The course includes A4 grade wagyu beef and Itoham pork for only 2700 yen, which is a great deal. I also added extras like mentaiko and sesame amberjack. The drinks are served by a dedicated bartender. Lastly, they add cheese and egg to make a delicious risotto. It was absolutely amazing!

I was able to capture a photo of the long-awaited tororo hot pot. To put it simply, it is unlike any hot pot I have ever had before. The main ingredient in the pot is not cabbage or napa cabbage, but lettuce, which I think is the key point. In addition to the usual ingredients, such as meat (whether it be Itojima pork or Japanese black beef), a large amount of tororo is poured on top and the staff will continue to serve until the end. It's incredibly delicious. Thanks to the tororo, you can eat as much as you want. The dashi and tororo match perfectly. I will definitely go back again.