I've been curious for a while and finally visited this place. It was quite crowded for a weekday, I had to write my name down and wait for about 5 minutes before being seated at a table in the back. The atmosphere was bright and spacious, with a view of the train entering from below (there are glass windows). It seems popular among train enthusiasts. The seating near the entrance had cozy sofa seats where you could lounge comfortably, I'd like to sit there next time. The most popular coffee roll was already sold out, so I ordered pancakes, pudding, a selection of baked goods, coffee, and tea. The pancakes took about 10-15 minutes to prepare after ordering, but they were worth the wait - delicious and nostalgic. The pudding, pound cake, and chocolate cake were all classic and tasty. It was a relaxing experience. The reason for the crowd this time seemed to be a collaboration menu with "Jujutsu Kaisen," with many fans coming from the exhibition area.

I had breakfast here and decided to try the curry toast set. I couldn't resist ordering it. The toast topped with curry and cheese was delicious. The curry had just the right amount of spiciness and it was to my liking. The drink refill cost 310 yen. The coffee was a dark roast, so if you prefer a lighter coffee, you may not like it. But I heard they can adjust the strength if you ask. I would like to visit again if I have the chance. There are mostly female customers here, probably because it's located in front of a lingerie store. Just a heads up!

The prices are reasonable. PayPay is accepted. The blend coffee was rich. They use cube sugar. The interior has a slightly Asian atmosphere. The chairs were cute. The cakes were quite sweet and paired well with the rich coffee.

I went to Marufuku Coffee Shop in Hakata Hankyu. I ordered the hotcake and drink set. The fluffy hotcakes with butter and maple syrup were delicious. The portion was generous and the view was nice, very calming. The staff were efficient and friendly!

It seems that Marufuku Coffee Shop has its main store in Osaka. They have taken over the previous ELLE store location. The interior of the shop remains mostly the same as before. They have delicious pudding. It looks like they also offer pudding for takeout. I might just go back next time to try the pudding only.

Located on the 4th floor of Hakata Hankyu. It seems to be a long-established coffee shop with its main store in Osaka. There are counter seats, table seats, and even private rooms in the back. It was surprisingly spacious, and you can see the railway tracks. - Coffee, 630 yen I ordered an Americano, which was stronger than I expected. I had it black, but they also provide milk and sugar. - Mini pudding, 330 yen Even though it's called mini, they also have a regular size. The pudding was firm with a gentle sweetness and tasted delicious. You can only order the mini pudding if you also order a drink. If you have a Hankyu card, you can get a bag of drip coffee for free. They also offer various light meals and desserts. It was a nice place to relax. Thank you for the meal.

I usually go for sweets and drinks, but this time I had an early dinner. The Arabiata baguette with cola pasta was delicious with its chewy texture. The spiciness was just right. Having lemon in the cola gave it a nice touch of a coffee shop vibe. The prices are not cheap, but surprisingly the food is worth it. Just by showing my Hankyu point card, I got a free bag of drip coffee, which added to the value.

Calorie toast set for 740 yen with a hot coffee. The curry was delicious, with a medium level of spiciness. Normally, I make sweet curry at home to suit my child, so I found that the spicier curry had more depth of flavor. The toast was a bit plain, so it would be even better if it were thick-cut toast. It's a simple toast, but you can relax on the sofa, making it a good choice for a weekday morning.

While my older brother was attending Saturday classes, I took my daughter, who loves corners, to the "Marufuku Coffee Shop Hakata Hankyu Store" for a collaboration cafe themed around corners. I thought it might be crowded since it's Saturday and corners are popular, so we arrived at the 10:00 am opening time and were first in line. As we were deciding on our menu, another customer arrived. We ordered the "Shirokuma's Outing Vegetable Garden Butter Chicken Curry" for 1400 yen, where the rice was shaped like Shirokuma and you could assemble the salad yourself. My daughter enjoyed assembling the salad and seemed to have a great time. The curry looked mild at first glance, but it had a slightly spicy kick for children. However, it was cute and delicious, and my daughter enjoyed it. We also had the "Tokage's Sparkling Parfait" for 1100 yen, which had soda-flavored ice cream for the Tokage's face. Inside, there were beautiful light blue jellies, flake toppings, star-shaped chocolates, strawberries, spoon-shaped chocolates, and cup-shaped chocolates, making it a very playful and cute parfait. We tried the "Corner's Colorful Cream Soda" for 800 yen, which had 5 different flavors and varieties: Tokage, Shirokuma, Tonkatsu, Penguin, and Cat. My daughter's favorite character is the cat, but she chose the Tonkatsu Cola flavor. It tasted like a regular cola float, but just having the corner on the straw made it so cute. My daughter was very satisfied. We also received a lunch mat and coaster as a gift. We were able to take a commemorative photo in a separate room where stuffed corner characters were placed. It's great to enjoy this kind of collaboration experience with your family.

Located on the 4th floor of Hakata Hankyu, directly connected to Hakata Station, Marufuku Coffee is a cafe where I had a lunch appointment with a friend at 1:30 pm. With about an hour to spare, I decided to have a relaxing tea time. Despite being close to the bustling Hakata Station, the atmosphere inside the cafe was relatively calm and spacious. There is a cake showcase on the right side of the entrance, but it was a bit difficult to see the cakes due to water droplets on the glass. The interior of the cafe has a comfortable seating arrangement with sofa seats, counter seats, and table seats. The ambiance is very peaceful. The cafe is a branch of the famous coffee shop Marufuku, which has been preserving its unique roasting methods for over 80 years since its establishment in 1934 in Osaka. I opted for the Lemonade Soda, which was beautifully presented with crushed ice, lemon slices, and mint leaves. The drink had a mild acidity, sweetness, and a rich flavor, making it very enjoyable. My friend chose the Cola Float. In addition to coffee, the cafe offers a variety of delicious menu items, including breakfast and lunch options. It's a convenient and cozy place to dine, away from the hustle and bustle.

Ordered a café au lait. It had a lot of milk and was quite generous in quantity. The cup and saucer were not that stylish, but surprisingly spacious since there weren't many customers (probably because it was a weekday). There are single seats with power outlets available. If you sit on the sofa, you can see the train tracks and vehicles of the local line, which is lovely. Couldn't connect to the wifi of JR city. Got a 10% discount with the employee benefits, so it cost me 594 yen. What! I didn't know you could use employee benefits in a place like this!

I felt like having something sweet, so I tried the Mini Hotcake & Pudding set for the first time. It cost 1400 yen and came with a drink. I chose a café au lait because the coffee was strong. The hotcakes were not the fluffy kind that's popular now, but had a solid texture. The pudding was a bit firm but had a gentle taste. I enjoyed the nostalgic retro flavors and finished it deliciously.

I came to Hankyu and just made it in time for their morning menu, so I hurriedly headed to Marufuku, a place I haven't been to in a while. The morning menu is only available from 10 am to 11 am on weekdays. I was tempted by the hotcakes, but I decided to go for a sandwich today (740 yen) with an iced cafe au lait. At Marufuku, I always go for cafe au lait. You can choose between sugarless or sweetened, and I chose sugarless but they provide simple syrup on the side so you can adjust the sweetness to your liking. The sandwich arrived beautifully cut with ham, egg salad, tomato, and cucumber, balanced perfectly with the moist bread. It was delicious. While waiting at the counter, I noticed they have outlets available which is convenient. It arrived in about 10 minutes and was delicious. When I paid with my Hankyu point card, I got a free drip coffee. It's a great deal to enjoy Marufuku's taste at home. The lunch menu also looked appetizing, so I might come back for a leisurely lunch next time. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal!

Tea time at Marufuku Coffee Shop on the 4th floor of Hakata Hankyu. I always thought it was a coffee shop originating from Fukuoka, but actually it's original store is in Osaka, Sennichimae. I was tired from shopping and wanted to relax, so I ordered a cake set with coffee roll and iced coffee. The interior was spacious with comfortable chairs. I planned to have just cake and coffee, but the pudding and cookies were unexpectedly delicious. It was a relaxing and enjoyable experience with delicious sweets. Thank you so much.

I stopped by to take a break because I was tired from eating all morning and my legs were also tired. I was drawn to the coffee jelly, but because it was hot, I opted for the ice cream topping. There's plenty of vanilla ice cream. The coffee jelly is a bit firm. It's been a while since I've had coffee jelly, but it's nice to have it once in a while.

Hakata Hankyu Department Store on the 4th floor of JR Hakata Station, open from 10am to 9pm, closed on days similar to Hankyu. Completely non-smoking with private rooms available (reservation required). Morning service from 10am to 11am. This coffee shop, established in Showa 9, has a loyal following thanks to its unique roasting techniques and extraction methods. While it is well-known in Kansai, with its main store in Sennichimae, Osaka, this is the only branch in Kyushu. The spacious interior offers a variety of seating options, including sofas, tables, booths, and counter seats. The cafe has a bright and modern atmosphere, with a rare feature of private rooms. I couldn't get a private room this time, but I plan to reserve one for my next visit.

I arrived around 10:30 and there were no other customers yet, so it was like having the place to ourselves. We were told to choose any seat we liked, so we started at a sofa seat but ended up moving to a table in the back. The staff were very kind and accommodating. I ordered the Mini Hotcake Set for 720 yen, which is only available on weekdays. I chose maple syrup and hot coffee. The hotcakes were made with eggs from chickens aged 200-400 days, and they were simple but delicious. The interior of the restaurant was spacious and quiet in the morning, making it a comfortable place to be. When I paid, I showed my Hankyu card and received a tea bag for coffee, which was a nice touch. The service was excellent.

This is my second visit. I always go for the cocoa here. I got hooked on the firm pudding, so I ordered it here too. With strawberry topping, it's only 300 yen! Isn't the cost performance great? I didn't expect to be able to have tea for under 1000 yen, so I was happy. There are reasonably priced sweets at Hakata Hankyu too!

At the beginning of 2022, I had some alone time at Marufuku Coffee Shop. I chose a table seat instead of a counter seat. I went there thinking of having a morning set, but it turned out that the morning menu starts from the 11th (oops). I didn't have much time to decide because my kids were coming back from the opening ceremony, so I just went with the Cake Plate for 1485 yen. I could choose my cake and drink. I went with the recommended Strawberry Tart for the cake and a hot coffee for the drink. The Strawberry Tart cake with vanilla ice cream and fruit whip was delicious. The coffee was also tasty and easy to drink. The quiet and calming atmosphere was nice. It was a good start to 2022.

Marufuku Coffee Shop, nice to meet you. There were various types of seating available, and I chose to sit at a table by the window. The view of the street and the quiet atmosphere inside the shop create a sense of luxury, which is nice. I ordered the pasta lunch set for 1350 yen, which came with a salad and a drink. Today's pasta was crab in tomato cream sauce. I chose coffee as my drink, but tea and café au lait were also options. The partitions were properly set up for infection prevention, which was good to see. The pasta was deliciously chewy, and the coffee was easy to drink. As I was leaving, the staff gave me a drip coffee as a bonus. This kind of service is always appreciated. The quiet atmosphere of the shop makes it a great place to enjoy some alone time.