◉Genre: Onigiri, Bento ◉Area: JR Hakata City, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City ◉Access: Just a short walk from JR Hakata Station ◉Parking: Not available (affiliated parking available) ◉Credit card payment: Not available ◉Number of visits: First time ◉Number of reviews: 1 On this day, I casually visited "Itoshima Omusubi Fuchigami Hakata Deitos Ippin Street Store". ◇Exterior and Interior Located in the "Ippin Street" within JR Hakata City, a large commercial facility directly connected to JR Hakata Station in Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City. This is an onigiri specialty shop. ◇No seating available. ◇Menu Structure As the name suggests, they use Itoshima Tenryo rice. The main focus is mixed rice, and they offer a wide variety of options that will make your mouth water. I ordered the following: - Chirimen sansho (250 yen) → Including tax. When I come to this kind of shop, I can't help but lament that I can't eat 15 onigiri. But oh well... haha. Satoki. The most delicious one was the sansho. Unlike the common pattern where only a small amount is mixed in, you can clearly taste the chirimen and sansho. The sansho in particular was really good! The texture of the rice was also good, and it seems like my preference is spot on. ◆Strength Delicious Itoshima Omusubi that can be enjoyed as a light snack or as a bento! ◆Service Average. ◆Conclusion The price is a bit high, but it's Hakata Station after all. Haha. Still, I've already decided on the next onigiri to try! It's going to be the simmered shiitake mushroom!!! Thank you for the meal.

★Weekday morning arrived★As it was during the commuting rush hour, there was a bit of a line, so I waited for a while★I got a Kyushu-style onigiri, of course it was mentaiko (spicy cod roe) haha!!! I had one mentaiko onigiri★The taste was just normal, nothing special, I think it's a typical onigiri★The service was average, nothing outstanding★In terms of cost performance, the onigiri didn't have a big impact but it was around 200 yen, so I don't think it's very cost-effective★Allergens are clearly labeled on the packaging, so people with allergies can feel safe!!!★Cleanliness The area where the products are displayed is clean and tidy, even though there are no seats in the shop★Atmosphere It's a shop inside the station, so anyone can easily enter★I came here on a business trip this time, so I can't really say if I would come back, so I won't evaluate for repeat visits.

This shop located on Ippin Street at Hakata Station is a takeout specialty store that collaborated with "Itojima Tenryo Rice" made in Itoshima and the Italian restaurant "Da Fuchigami" in Nakasu Kawabata. Before moving to Okayama, I was looking for breakfast for the next morning, so I decided to stop by. They sell some unique rice balls: - Red rice ball [Plum and Beet base] - Yellow rice ball [Bouillabaisse base] - Green rice ball [Yame Matcha base] - Black rice ball [Squid Ink base] - Sixteen-grain rice ball [Bonito base] I haven't seen such bases for rice balls before (^◇^;)☆ - Spicy Cod Roe 185 yen It's a standard spicy cod roe rice ball, but the rice is delicious. The more you chew, the sweeter it gets, and although it's a bite-sized portion, I managed to eat four bites! I think I'd prefer to eat this in convenience store size. - Chicken and Vegetables 185 yen Cooked in a soy sauce base, with a piece of chicken placed in the middle. The ingredients like carrots are small, but it's well seasoned. - Amakusa Grilled Sea Bream 195 yen Rice cooked in a bouillabaisse base with an Italian taste. Where did the deliciousness of the rice go? It's an interesting idea though. They also have a limited rice ball with caviar for 815 yen, but it's too expensive for me :(；ﾞﾟ'ωﾟ'): The size is small, so I think it's a volume that may not be enough for men, definitely targeting women with these rice balls.

A bite-sized Itoshima rice ball at Hakata Station's "Fuchigami" - a new shop on the Ichinpen Street in Hakata Station. It's been about half a year since I last visited Hakata Station, so I didn't notice it until now. It's called "Itoshima Onigiri Fuchigami." It's intriguing, isn't it? The small rice balls are individually wrapped and come in various flavors, but they are a bit pricey - around 200 yen each. There are many options to choose from, but there is also a set of 5 for 860 yen. The standard flavors include plum, mentaiko, 16-grain rice with yuzu and Chinese cabbage, and the red one is plum shiso with beets and bonito flakes. The yellow one is bouillabaisse with salted rice malt and sea bream. It seems like a lot of effort and high-quality ingredients go into making them. They are bite-sized for men and can be eaten in two bites by women. The rice is delicious even when cold, and it might become a new specialty at Hakata Station.

I had a cute rice ball while moving from Hakata Station! I was surprised by the taste of the rice balls made with beads, they were all delicious. The size was easy to eat and the flavors varied, so it was really good. Perhaps it's more geared towards women. It was delicious!

Colorful rice balls. While strolling around, my eyes were drawn to the colorful foods lined up in the showcase. Assorted set. Super colorful! It looks like mixed rice. Among them, the most shocking was the caviar rice ball. 750 yen. Huh?! In a rice ball?! Panic! But I couldn't resist and ended up buying it!! As for the taste... The colorful rice balls taste like mixed rice. The caviar rice ball has a very salty flavor. It might make a good souvenir! Thank you for the meal.

I am full and satisfied.

Western-style onigiri

I visited Itoshima Omusubi Fuchigami located on the 1st floor of Deitos at Hakata Station. I tried the Shiitake Mushroom Umanin (¥250) and Salmon with Takana (¥250) for takeout. The Shiitake mushroom onigiri had a spicy kick from the shichimi togarashi seasoning, which added a nice accent and made it delicious. The Salmon with Takana onigiri had al dente brown rice and both the flavor and texture were very tasty. Thank you for the meal.

First time visiting Fuchigami-san. I dropped by before lunchtime, so they probably had almost all the varieties available, right? Not just bento boxes, but also a wide variety of rice balls to choose from, making it really hard to decide. They have rice balls made with rice from Itoshima, both brown and white. I was looking forward to trying the rice balls... They were small and the rice was falling apart... The seasoning was just okay. Since they were a bit pricey, I had high expectations. I love chirimen sansho, but the flavor was weak... (I usually prefer lightly seasoned food, so if I found it weak, it must be really weak...) Was it just this one time that it was weak? Would it have been better if I had chosen a different rice ball? If all the rice balls are like this, then I think I'll pass.

I always thought the shops on Ippin Street looked delicious as I passed by. However, whenever I passed by, the street was always shuttered, and even if some shops were open by chance, the shelves were mostly empty. This time, I went in the morning and found many people lining up! I was tempted by the bright pink plum, but decided to go with the plum and beets flavor. They had two types of rice, brown and white, and I bought the mentaiko brown rice. It had a nice chewy texture and was very delicious!

In Fukuoka, Hakata, I bought lunch at a new spring/summer exhibition. The shop is located within 1 minute of walking from the Shinkansen station. They don't have typical onigiri, only unique items. I bought both white rice and brown rice onigiri, and also squid ink onigiri. The staff were very happy. Thank you, D Works Uniforms.

■ Overall Review This shop is located on Ippin Street next to Mister Donut at Hakata Station. I haven't used it much since they stopped selling omurice onigiri, but I decided to try it out because they were selling salmon bento. The onigiri corner seems to be unpopular due to the small size for the price. It feels like they are testing one's taste buds with these onigiri. ■ Salmon Bento The rice is delicious, just like the onigiri, and the salmon is really tasty. Therefore, the salmon bento is quite elegant. Lunch around Hakata Station tends to be around this price range, so it's a pretty good deal. Thank you for the meal!

I purchased it for lunch on my way back from a business trip to Hakata. Near Gakuei Charyo, there were many cute and delicious-looking rice balls. While I was looking at them, I saw a bright and cheerful eel roll. This is it! I immediately picked it up and paid for it. I enjoyed it on the Mizuho Shinkansen. The eel was thick and firm, with just the right amount of egg and sauce. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I stopped by because there was a line, and decided to try it out. They had different types of onigiri, with options for white rice or brown rice. I bought the most popular tai meshi onigiri. I chose the brown rice option. When I opened it at the hotel, I found that it was a machine-made onigiri. It had a striking appearance, which was nice. As for the taste, it was okay. It also contained some chemical ingredients. I would say it's a step above convenience store onigiri.

Fukuoka Prefecture 19th Sonic is for snacking on the go. It is located outside the Hakata Station ticket gates and offers a variety of souvenirs, cafes, and bento boxes. The shops inside the gates are limited, especially for local trains. If needed, please purchase outside the gates. It can get crowded with people. It was the first weekend of the start of travel support, but this area was already busy to begin with. It's best to take a look around first before deciding. The salmon costs 220 yen and the sea bream rice costs 250 yen. The prices are not bad considering the delicious taste, but the packaging is just like a convenience store. It has a great flavor, so it feels satisfying. The satisfaction level is higher than a convenience store. The shop probably wouldn't like being compared to a convenience store, though.

It's located on Ippin Street. I often get takeout from Onigiri No Fuchigami-san. They also have bento boxes. The onigiri has a light and healthy taste. They use Itojima Tenryo rice that has been passed down since the Edo period. They are a bit small and some have brown rice in them, so based on other reviews, it might be slightly unsatisfying for men haha.

I was casually walking around and got curious about a hamburger, so I decided to buy one. I had it for dinner, but I thought the hamburger was just average... I wished it was juicier! However, the mashed potatoes served on the side were delicious! I recommend getting the mashed potatoes! They were so tasty! Thank you for the meal! Next time, I might try buying a rice ball instead! \(//∇//)\

■ Overall, I had tried their food before and it was delicious, so I decided to try their hamburger this time. I must say, their takeout hamburger might be the best I've ever had. It was so good. I also ordered four different onigiri, and while they were all tasty, combining the omurice onigiri with the hamburger elevated the meal to a whole new level. It was incredibly delicious. Thank you for the wonderful meal.