Yesterday was my day off, so I decided to give it another try. I arrived before 12 o'clock and found that there were quite a few customers already inside. I ordered the teppanyaki set meal for one person (900 yen). The food was just as I remembered, although I felt like there was a bit less meat this time. It was still delicious. I will make sure to be mindful of my breath in the afternoon.

On a rainy day, I decided to visit this place for the first time in about 7 months to stay close by. When I entered, the place was almost empty, but it quickly filled up! This restaurant serves stamina teppanyaki, with prices of 900 yen for 1 serving, 1,300 yen for 1.5 servings, and 1,700 yen for 2 servings. During lunchtime, rice and miso soup are served for free! Outside of lunchtime, rice is 200 yen for a regular portion, 300 yen for a large portion, and 150 yen for a small portion. Recently, they have started offering a special large serving in the style of Japanese folk tales, which costs an additional 200 yen during lunchtime and 500 yen at other times. Since I had eaten ramen the night before, I wasn't very hungry and ordered 1 serving with a small portion of rice. The rice and miso soup arrived first, followed shortly by the stamina teppanyaki. I enjoyed the spicy miso sauce with cabbage and pork (pork sagari) on the sizzling plate. The garlic flavor was strong, and the spicy miso sauce went well with the rice. I could have probably managed a regular portion of rice as well. There are several teppanyaki restaurants in the city with a similar style, but personally, I don't feel the soul food vibe of Fukuoka in this type of restaurant. However, I think it's a good option for an occasional meal. Overall, it was a satisfying meal!

Located about a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station, this restaurant is the birthplace of Hakata's soul food, yakiniku teppanyaki, with the main store established in 1963. The menu consists of teppanyaki only, with 1.5 servings priced at 1250 yen (it is common for male customers to order 1.5 servings) and an additional 200 yen for rice. When you order rice, miso soup is included. The teppanyaki is a stir-fry of meat and cabbage, with a strong garlic flavor. Mixing the meat juices with the special spicy miso and rice makes it very appetizing. This place makes you want to come back again and again if you live nearby.

Cost performance is good. It was delicious as expected. The portion size exceeded my imagination. Ordering a small size of rice was the right choice. The small portion was like a regular size at other restaurants. The teppanyaki was packed with cabbage and meat. It was served hot and I was told to mix it up, but there was so much that it seemed like it would spill over. Now, here are some things to note. Because the portion size is large and the menu is limited, it's best to go with the intention of having teppanyaki. Be careful as the smell can stick to your clothes and it's quite garlicky, so be mindful of your plans after. Despite the large portion, it was so delicious that I couldn't stop eating until the end. Ideally, I would have liked a medium portion of rice with one serving of teppanyaki. Go on an empty stomach.

Today's lunch was at the original Bikkuri Tei Sumiyoshi store. It just opened in March this year, and the interior was very clean. I had heard about Fukuoka's soul food, "Teppanyaki Yakiniku." There are various versions of it depending on the restaurant, but I had never tried it before, so I was excited to visit. As soon as I entered the restaurant, the smell of garlic stimulated my hunger. They have a system where you order through a QR code. I ordered 1.5 servings of teppanyaki and a large portion of rice. It took a bit of time because they were also dealing with group orders, Uber Eats, and other delivery services, but after about 20 minutes, the Fukuoka soul food teppanyaki arrived. It was amazing! You create a slope on the teppan by placing the "Bikkuri stick" provided on the table in the bottom left corner, then mix the cabbage and meat in the flavorful oil. It was absolutely delicious! When you tap it onto the rice with two slices of pickled daikon, the garlic-infused meat with a slight chewiness and the simple cabbage seasoning make it irresistible. This is a dangerous dish, perfect for snacking with drinks. I devoured 1.5 servings in no time. Fukuoka is so lucky to have this teppanyaki available on Uber Eats for enjoying at home. If it were nearby, I might end up ordering it every weekend as a reward for a week of hard work. Fukuoka is known for ramen, motsunabe, Mizutaki, udon, and many other dishes that you should try when visiting, but I highly recommend trying this teppanyaki as well. It's a must-try addition to your list! It may not be the best choice for a first outing, but it's definitely worth it. Full and satisfied! Thank you for the meal!

In recent years, Stamina Teppanyaki in Fukuoka has been receiving a lot of attention as a soul food. It is a dish where pork belly and cabbage are stir-fried on a hot plate with spicy miso sauce. I went with a colleague who I haven't eaten with in a while. When we entered the restaurant, there were a few other customers already there, and the strong smell of garlic hit us. We ordered one serving of teppanyaki for 900 yen per person, with a small portion of rice. Just so you know, 1.5 servings cost 1,300 yen, and 2 servings cost 1,700 yen. During lunchtime, rice (large 300 yen, medium 200 yen, small 150 yen) and miso soup are complimentary. The food was served in about 6-7 minutes, sizzling on the hot plate. We mixed the cabbage to prevent it from burning, and waited for the fat to accumulate on the right side of the hot plate before mixing in the spicy miso with the meat and cabbage. We enjoyed it with rice. The cabbage was sweet and delicious, and it paired well with the spicy miso, but there seemed to be a lot more meat than before. With this volume, we could have probably managed with a medium portion of rice! The garlic was just too overpowering. I'll be sure to wear a mask and avoid talking to anyone in the afternoon! Well, that was a delicious meal~ (^^♪

Matsukage Shokudo in Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture | - Blog Top Original Bikkuri Tei Sumiyoshi Store in Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture [Fukuoka Gourmet] [Edit] I visited the original Bikkuri Tei Sumiyoshi store in Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture. Here is the menu. This is how the table looks like. I watch how to eat and wait. Bikkuri stick and spicy miso. After about 5 minutes, rice (medium) and miso soup arrived. The miso soup has seaweed and fried tofu. Next, a serving of teppanyaki arrived. It looks really hot (^^; Set with bikkuri stick. Oil is dripping. Set with spicy miso. Quite oily. It would be nice to drink while enjoying the teppanyaki. It was delicious with the teppanyaki as a side dish, with a strong garlic flavor and increased spiciness from the spicy miso. Thank you for the meal. If you want to eat at Fukuoka Castle, please click below. ↓↓↓↓↓ Japan Blog Village Original Bikkuri Tei Sumiyoshi Store Related Rankings: Yakiniku | Hakata Station

There is a teppanyaki restaurant called Minoshimatei nearby, but I was surprised to find that Bikkuritei, which opened recently, was my second choice. It is said to be Fukuoka's soul food, but I am not familiar with it and I don't know where it originated from. On this day, the curry restaurant I was aiming for was closed, so my colleague and I decided to try this place. Teppanyaki is priced at 900 yen for one serving, 1,300 yen for 1.5 servings, and 1,700 yen for 2 servings. During lunchtime, rice and miso soup are served as a set, and you can choose from (large) 300 yen, (medium) 200 yen, or (small) 150 yen for rice. The last time I ordered a medium rice with one serving and it was quite a large portion, so this time I ordered a small rice. Despite having a ventilation fan in the restaurant, there was still a lot of smoke from the teppan. After about 10 minutes, the dish was served, and the chef mixed spicy miso with cabbage and pork (pork belly) on the teppan. It sizzled and almost burnt me, but the taste was very appetizing! Compared to a rival restaurant nearby, I felt that there was more meat and the size of the cabbage was easier to eat. The cabbage at the rival restaurant was cut too finely and was difficult to eat. In terms of the portion size of the teppanyaki, the small rice was not enough! But if I had ordered a medium, I would have been too full. Hmm, I might have to think about the rice size next time!! Thank you for the meal~(^^♪

I went to Bikkuri Tei in Sumiyoshi, where they serve Hakata's soul food! It had been a while since I had teppanyaki ⭐ On this day, I ordered 1.5 servings with extra rice! The lunch comes with free rice and miso soup, which seems like a great deal!! Mixing the secret sauce and eating it made me want to eat more and more rice ⭐ Thank you for the delicious meal!

Nearby, there is the original Stamina Teppanyaki restaurant called Minoshimatei, and a new Teppanyaki BBQ restaurant called Bikkuri Tei opened on March 19th! Both restaurants claim to be the original in their names, sparking a Teppanyaki BBQ war in Minoshima. Initially, there was a 20-minute wait for food after ordering, but on this day we were able to enter without any wait. The menu offers Teppanyaki BBQ for one person at 900 yen, 1.5 servings for 1,300 yen, and 2 servings for 1,700 yen. During lunchtime, rice (large, medium, small) and miso soup are served as a complimentary side. Minoshimatei offers a similar price range, with the one-person serving being slightly higher at 950 yen. The rice comes in a small portion by default, with a 100 yen extra charge for a large serving, making Bikkuri Tei slightly more cost-effective. The food was served in just over 10 minutes. The sizzling Teppanyaki grill requires you to tilt the grill with chopsticks to prevent the cabbage from burning, then add spicy miso sauce to mix with the flowing fat from the meat. The flavor is rich with garlic, making the meal very appetizing. I ordered the medium rice portion, which was quite filling, so I recommend the small size for those with smaller appetites. Both restaurants serve delicious, sweet cabbage, but Bikkuri Tei's cabbage is cut larger and easier to eat. Teppanyaki BBQ may not be a familiar choice for us, but it's worth trying occasionally. Well, thank you for the meal!

I noticed that there was a Bikkuri Tei near my house and decided to try it out. The taste was as expected, with garlic-flavored cabbage and meat dipped in spicy miso sauce, which was delicious.

Trip to Hakata. Walking distance from Hakata Station. Entered the restaurant right at opening. Had a large serving of rice. I had tried the original store before, but came here near Hakata Station and the taste is the same. The rice is just so good, I finished it in no time. While motsunabe and tonkotsu ramen are great, make sure to try a meal here!

When you eat it with the special spicy miso from Bikkuri Tei in Sumiyoshi, the rice goes down smoothly! Definitely delicious! Personally, I think the cabbage could be more crunchy for my power meal.

I didn't like it as much as other surprised teahouses. I wonder what's different?