After shopping at Nitori, I came here for the first time in about 3 years. The menu has changed and they had some great lunch deals, but it was already past 2 o'clock and they were sold out. I sat down and looked at the menu, which seemed to have fewer items now. Since they were having a Hokkaido Fair, the staff recommended the pork bowl to me, so I tried it (1078 yen). I switched the rice to mixed grain rice and also added a raw egg (66 yen). Unfortunately, my favorite dish, raw yuba, was no longer on the menu. After a short wait, my dish arrived. The meat was thinner than it looked in the menu photo, but it tasted delicious with the rich sweet and savory sauce. It was a comforting Japanese meal with plenty of options. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal!

You can also have a casual drink at this place. Yume Town "Hyakusai" After spending 1 hour and 40 minutes at Nitori in Yume Town Hakata buying curtains for my new home... I was tired~ So, I decided to go to the neighboring "Hyakusai". It's a restaurant that serves set meals, but they also have appetizer menus at night. Plus, they have half-priced draft beer~ So, I quenched my thirst with beer and had a seaweed salad with lots of seaweed for 380 yen + tax, a rolled omelet for 120 yen + tax, shrimp mayo for 280 yen + tax, and some fried chicken for 280 yen + tax. Even though the portions are small, they are cheap so you can try a variety of dishes. I didn't know you could use Hyakusai like this... The total bill for two people was a little over 2000 yen. It's a good deal. ● Store Information: Hyakusai 092-631-7720 1-1-1 Higashihama, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City Yume Town Hakata Business hours: 11:00-22:00

This time, I visited Hyakusai Yume Town Hakata store located at 1-1-1 Higashihamma, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City. I had lunch there. I was conscious of having a well-balanced meal. The Young Chicken with Black Vinegar Stir-Fry Set for 860 yen was great with plenty of vegetables cooked in sweet vinegar. The mixed grain rice added to the health-conscious meal. Thank you for the delicious meal.

On Sundays, "Yume Town Hakata" is quite crowded. When we visited the restaurant area on the 1st floor after 1:30 PM, there were still some restaurants with waiting lines. Even "Momona" became full after we entered. I ordered a set meal with one soup and three side dishes (excluding tax 960 yen), and my eldest daughter ordered a set meal with tuna tataki and rice (excluding tax 730 yen). For the rice in the one soup and three side dishes set, you can choose between mixed grain rice or white rice. The rice is domestically grown Koshihikari. The side dishes included simmered pork belly, simmered sardines with plum, and ginger pork stir-fry. The sardines with plum were cooked until the bones became soft, so you can eat them without worrying about bones. The ginger pork stir-fry came with a thick sauce that tasted more like regular sauce than ginger. Is this really ginger pork? The miso soup had a gentle flavor that was comforting. It contained onions, bamboo shoots, and wood ear mushrooms. The miso soup was delicious. The one soup and three side dishes set allows you to enjoy meat, fish, and vegetable dishes, but at 960 yen excluding tax, the total bill exceeded 1,000 yen. The cost performance is not great.

This is a restaurant in Yume Town Hakata, owned by Shoya Food Group, specializing in set meals. I visited this restaurant after shopping at Yume Town Hakata for lunch. The restaurant mainly has table seating, and like other stores in the area, it was clean and the staff were attentive. The menu features homemade dishes with a focus on balanced nutrition for health and peace of mind. I decided to order the most balanced meal, the "Hyakusai Zen". It arrived priced at 980 yen. I had the option to choose between white rice and multigrain rice, and I chose multigrain rice. The miso soup was made with white miso base from Kyushu, with a flavorful dashi made from bonito, sardines, and shiitake mushrooms. It was a hearty miso soup filled with plenty of vegetables. The main dish included a crispy salad, rolled omelette, sesame tofu, yuba sashimi, salted mackerel, shrimp mayo, and more, totaling 9 items. It was a well-balanced plate with a lot of thought put into the nutrition. The restaurant is located on the first floor of Yume Town Hakata. Hyakusai Yume Town Hakata branch Address: 1-1-1 Higashihamma, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City, Yume Town Hakata 1F Phone: 092-631-7720 Business hours: 11:00-22:00 (L.O. 21:30) Closed: No regular holidays If you like, please click here to participate in the ranking.

I visited Hakozaki Shrine for a late first visit of the year and stopped by for lunch. I was unsure of what to eat as I entered the restaurant. Since it was a weekday, I thought there would be many women inside. There were quite a few solo diners, including myself. This restaurant offers a variety of menu options for around 1000 yen, making it hard to choose. Today, I went with the one soup and three side dishes set meal (960 yen + tax) with multigrain rice. After a short wait, my meal was served. The fried sweetfish, simmered vegetables, and ginger pork looked delicious. It was filled with plenty of vegetables, which made me happy. The miso soup with daikon radish and okra had a gentle flavor. It was a little luxury for lunch. The mackerel marinated in miso set meal also looked delicious, so I will visit again. Thank you for the meal. ♥️

I often come to Yume Town, but I rarely eat on the restaurant floor. So this time, I stopped by after a long time. It seems to be affiliated with Shoya. The prices are a bit higher than Shoya, I think. The calm atmosphere inside the restaurant and surprisingly there were a lot of people. It seems to be a popular place. I was curious about the menu on the flag outside, so I ordered the "Pabo Miso Yaki" (\1030 excluding tax). It's not something I usually make at home. After a short wait, it was brought to me. On the pabo leaf, there were already cooked pork, fried eggplant, mushrooms, etc. Once it bubbled up a bit and got a little burnt, it was ready to eat. Mmm, delicious! It has a sweet and savory flavor that goes well with rice, and I'm glad I'm Japanese for this taste. Oh, you can choose between white rice and mixed grain rice. The fried oysters were crispy too. I'm curious about other menu items, so I'll visit again. Thank you for the meal!

It's a cheap and nice lunch! The other daily special seemed to have sold out quickly! Even on weekdays, it's full by 12 o'clock!

There are similar set meal restaurants in the area, but 百菜 seems to offer good value for money. I like the rice texture and the flavor of the miso soup. Plus, you get a 100 yen discount coupon when you pay, so it's a great deal for frequent visitors.

I enjoyed the Katsudon set. However, the mini udon in the set was not hot, so that was a downside. My wife also mentioned that her miso soup was not hot. The service was a bit slow. It's a shame. Thank you for the meal.

I came to Yume Town to try eating out for a change. There are many restaurants to choose from, but I spotted a sign at this one offering half-price draft beer. "Alright, this is it!" I thought, and decided to go in. I was told to sit wherever I liked, so even though I was alone, I chose a table for four. A cute girl brought me the menu. She seemed like a new university or college student this year, speaking hesitantly and looking innocent. First, I ordered the draft beer I was after. Today, it's 240 yen instead of the usual 480 yen. (Note: Prices are listed before tax at this restaurant.) For snacks, I ordered "chicken nanban and steak" and "salted mackerel." The service time was neither particularly fast nor slow. As for the food, the steak was more like yakiniku, thin and not really like steak. The chicken nanban had a strange texture that you don't often see in Miyazaki. It felt like a convenience store bento. These dishes seemed a bit underwhelming for the price of 600 yen each. The salted mackerel at 150 yen was just average. I moved on to my second beer. At that point, I couldn't resist and added an order for a pork cutlet bowl at 690 yen. I was really in the mood to eat today. However, this was also a disappointment. The pork was tender but the sauce was lacking in flavor. Maybe I should have chosen a different restaurant for a pork cutlet bowl? That's all for today's meal. Thank you.

This is a restaurant located in a shopping mall called "Yume Town" along Route 3 in Fukuoka Prefecture. I visited for dinner for the first time. It was quite empty when I went on a weekday evening, probably because of the timing. I chose this restaurant, "Momona," because it is a chain and I had been to another branch before where the food was decent. However, I noticed that the menu seemed limited compared to the other branch I had visited, and they didn't have the Chicken Nanban that I had enjoyed before. We ordered the following: - "Creamy and Healthy Bowl Set" for me at 961 yen (tax included) - "Spicy Miso Stir-Fried Summer Vegetables Set" for my friend at 961 yen (tax included) We also decided to add the drink bar for 160 yen (excluding tax) each since it was discounted with a meal order. We both opted for extra rice for free. The meal sets offered a choice between white rice and mixed grain rice. The "Creamy and Healthy Bowl Set" came with miso soup and pickles. The miso soup had Nameko mushrooms, which was a nice surprise. The bowl consisted of Negitoro, egg yolk, okra, and tororo (grated yam), but it was nothing special for the price. The "Spicy Miso Stir-Fried Summer Vegetables Set" came with miso soup and three types of pickles. The miso soup also had Nameko mushrooms, and we chose mixed grain rice. The taste was average, but the portion size was lacking for the price, making it feel expensive. With the drink bar included, the total cost exceeded 1000 yen, which felt a bit high. Overall, I recommend adding the drink bar to make the meal more satisfying.

I sometimes go to Yume Town to browse the food section or enjoy my favorite tapioca drink, but occasionally I also have lunch there. One place I like to visit is Hyakusai. It seems to be a chain restaurant, possibly part of the Shoya Group. They offer a variety of set meals, similar to places like Yayoi or Ootoya. The food is decently tasty, priced around 600 to 900 yen. It's not mind-blowing, but if you don't have a specific craving, it's a good option. The set meals are fine, but their champon udon is a bit disappointing. The broth is very minimal and lukewarm, a common issue when ordering noodles at chain restaurants or family restaurants. Despite the decent taste, they could improve by adding more broth.

I wanted to eat a set meal, so I chose this restaurant in Yume Town. I was intrigued by the unusual hoba miso set meal on the menu, so I ordered it. The hoba leaf had eggplant and pork placed on top, and when it was brought to me, I was instructed to light it on fire. Once it started bubbling, I was told to mix the miso and ingredients and enjoy. The dish also came with fried oysters, pickles, rice, and miso soup for 880 yen. The fried oysters came later. The rice was 100% Koshihikari, and you could change it to mixed grain rice for free. You could also get a free large serving. The miso soup had mushrooms and seaweed in it. The contents may vary depending on the day. The restaurant is advertised as a place where the rice, miso soup, and pickles are delicious, and I think that's true. I left feeling satisfied and full.

<October 2013> I think it was a visit in the same month, while posting the article. On this day, I ordered something like sukiyaki. The rice was five-grain rice. My partner ordered oyster fry, but it looks like a pretty small portion. They might not have gotten full. The evaluation varies depending on what you eat, but this place is stable because it's a set meal. Personally, I think it's a good restaurant in Yume Town. <October 2013> I had business at Yume Town on this day, so dinner was also here. There are plenty of choices, and I wanted to eat a well-balanced meal. Bai Saizen (980 yen) allows you to change the rice to mixed grain rice. The plate version of this is called the "Otanoshimi Plate," with 2 of the 9 items being rice ball onigiri. It comes with udon for 830 yen. You can change it to miso soup for 100 yen off. My partner had the Soft Steak Set Meal for 980 yen. Since it was not listed on Tabelog in October 2013 (I registered it this time), I think it's a new restaurant. They also have a drink bar. It's good for families with children. The sofa seats were comfortable! Another thing that made me happy was the amount of miso soup. The bowl is filled with plenty of miso soup. I personally like miso soup, so I think this is a nice service.

I sometimes visit the au shop at "Yume Town Hakata," located right on the border between Higashi Ward and Hakata Ward along National Route 3. This time, when I arrived around noon, there was a 30-minute wait, so I decided to have lunch at the food court inside Yume Town while waiting. I passed on Omu Rice-Tei Yume Town Hakata, and Kentucky Fried Chicken Yume Town Hakata was closed for renovations. I haven't tried Tonkatsu Hamakatsu Yume Town Hakata or Yakiniku Nabeshima Yume Town Hakata, but they didn't seem to offer good value for lunch. So, I checked out both this restaurant and the neighboring Osaka Ohsho Hakata Yume Town branch. Since there were more people waiting in front of Osaka Ohsho, I decided to go there. I sat on a chair outside the restaurant and was called in shortly after. The interior had table seating and raised tatami seating on the right side, creating a calm atmosphere with partition screens. The menu was similar to Ootoya, with the main difference being the lack of fish dishes and more rice bowl options. Plus, you could add a drink bar for an extra 160 yen, a service not available at Ootoya. I ordered the "Young Chicken with Black Vinegar Stir-Fry Set" for 907 yen (tax included). You could choose between white rice or mixed grain rice, with the same price for regular or large portions. I opted for the large portion of mixed grain rice. The food arrived in just a few minutes, quite fast. The tray included the main dish of young chicken with black vinegar stir-fry, mixed grain rice, seaweed and mushroom miso soup, three types of pickles, and a side dish of simmered hijiki, mung beans, carrots, burdock root, and green beans. The black vinegar stir-fry was like a chicken version of sweet and sour pork, with vegetables like lotus root, onion, bell pepper, carrot, and eggplant. The taste was decent, but the chicken pieces were small, and the overall portion seemed a bit lacking compared to similar dishes at Ootoya. On the other hand, the miso soup was served in a bowl that seemed to be double the usual size. The side dishes and miso soup made a bigger impact than the main dish. In terms of value for money, Ootoya might be slightly better. When I went to the register after finishing my meal, I noticed a small advertising board with the trademarks of various Shoya Group restaurants. "Momona" turned out to be a Shoya Group restaurant. Come to think of it, there was also a "Momona" near JR Yoshizuka Station.