This is a Japanese restaurant located in Global Arena in Munakata City. I visited this restaurant for lunch after watching a soccer match at Global Arena in Munakata. The restaurant is located inside the Global Arena and is often used by groups visiting the facility for lunch, but it is also open to the general public. I ordered the Sakura Gozen for 1,620 yen. The side dishes are buffet style, so you can choose your favorites and bring them to your table. The vegetables used in the side dishes are all fresh, locally grown vegetables. I chose dishes like pumpkin from the buffet. There was also yudofu available, so I brought that to my table as well. You can choose rice from Munakata or Miyawaka and they cook it for you at your table. The main dish includes 9 different dishes in small portions, and the sashimi was marinated. Just as I was finishing, the freshly cooked rice was ready. Finally, I enjoyed dessert and coffee to relax. The dessert of the day was black sesame pudding. The restaurant is located in Global Arena in Munakata City. Sakura Address: 46-1 Yoshi Dome, Munakata City, Global Arena Phone/Reservation: 0940-33-5678 Business hours: 11:00-15:00 (last order 14:30), 17:00-22:00 (last order 21:00) Closed on Thursdays.

Sakura is a Japanese restaurant located inside the Global Arena, a comprehensive sports facility near Saruta Pass, which connects from Munakata City to Kurate Town via Prefectural Route 29. Today, I went there for lunch with friends. The restaurant has various seating options, including regular tables, a large hearth-style table, a tatami area for around 10 people, and a spacious sunken kotatsu-style table area. Although we were a group of 5 and thought we could be seated without a reservation in the latter area, we were directed to an 8-person sunken kotatsu table. We ordered the Steak Set for 1,500 yen, which turned out to be quite luxurious for the price. The set included steak, side dishes, chawanmushi (savory egg custard), miso soup, rice, and pickles. After the meal, we were served a tofu dessert and a choice of hot coffee, orange juice, or grape juice. Although rice refills were available, I had to pass as I had plans for tea at home later. The steak, eaten with ponzu sauce and grated daikon radish, was refreshing, and although the meat was a bit tough, it was delicious for someone like me who dislikes fatty cuts. The tofu dessert had a rich cream cheese flavor that I enjoyed, but I resisted buying it as a souvenir since I have another event coming up. After this satisfying lunch, I am curious about their dinner buffet. Perhaps I'll consider hosting my next gathering here.

Global Arena is a spacious venue with a wide open area. After letting the kids play in the park on the premises, you can have lunch here. The interior of the restaurant is clean and offers a variety of menu options. The food is delicious. There is a raised seating area for families with children, which is reassuring. Depending on the season, there are various fairs and events happening, so there are different ways to enjoy your time there. The drink menu is also diverse, including alcoholic beverages. I personally enjoy having a drink with my meal, so I appreciate the variety of options available. This facility is perfect for families.

Located in Global Arena on Route 29, between Munakata and Chikushino, is the Japanese restaurant "Sakura." Popular among a wide range of customers for its seasonal dishes and carefully selected ingredients that prioritize health, the menu includes items such as the "Tempura Bento" (1500 yen), the casual set meal "Temari" with Temari sushi (1500 yen), and the set meal "Shirahana" with many small side dishes (1800 yen). You can enjoy dishes that emphasize taste and ingredients in a calm atmosphere.

In Fukuoka Prefecture, in the city of Munakata, there is a place called Global Arena where you can find a variety of shops, including a restaurant called "Sakura". The location might be a bit hard to find at first due to its size, but there is a spacious parking lot that can accommodate even large buses. In the evening, they offer ordering by price range, but I recommend going for lunch. The most popular option is the ¥1800 course, which includes a variety of rice and side dishes. The dish includes a selection of 30 different vegetables, making it a healthy choice. You can also choose a main dish from steak, sashimi, or tempura. The portion size is generous. After the meal, you can enjoy a homemade dessert made of tofu and cream cheese, resembling a pudding. For drinks, you can choose between coffee or juice. The lunch crowd is mostly women in their 20s to 60s, but there were also elderly couples dining. You can choose between table seating or sunken kotatsu seating, which is recommended for longer stays. It is a calm and adult-friendly dining establishment that is suitable for parties or business dinners. The service is excellent, making it a pleasant place to dine anytime.