When it comes to yakiniku, I usually go to chain all-you-can-eat restaurants, but this time I heard there is a reasonably priced yakiniku restaurant near Takeshita Station, so I decided to give it a try. The name of the restaurant is "Fukumankai." It's not a very big restaurant, so reservations are necessary, but it's a great place for those who want to enjoy yakiniku at a reasonable price without the all-you-can-eat option. The location of the restaurant is in Takeshita, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, near JR Takeshita Station, making it easily accessible. There is parking space for 2 cars, so you can also visit by car. The restaurant is easy to spot with a large sign that says "yakiniku" on the wall. The interior is a bit cramped, with an old-fashioned yakiniku restaurant vibe, and you can enjoy yakiniku even if you're dining alone. We had a reservation for two and were seated at the counter. There are also table seats available. The first order is placed by writing on a paper. The menu offers a variety of meats such as beef, pork, chicken, and offal, with each type available in a set of 3. There are also grilled vegetables, rice dishes, and other side dishes, making the menu quite extensive. The prices are wallet-friendly, with options like premium kalbi available for around 1,000 yen. The drink menu is also well-stocked. We started with a cheers with chilled mugs and ordered the kimchi trio, which included an interesting yam kimchi. The popular "unlimited pork tongue" was a must-order, and it came with plenty of garlic. The option for refills is available at a discounted price. We also ordered assorted sets of chicken, pork, and beef, as well as a vegetable platter and rice. After enjoying a satisfying meal, we ended with a dessert called "N.Y.T.I" ice cream. Overall, "Fukumankai" near Takeshita Station is a reasonably priced yakiniku restaurant that offers good quality meat. It's a popular spot with a lot of customers, and it's a great choice for those looking for a casual yakiniku dining experience.

I went to check out the Infinite P Tan in Fukuoka as I heard about it. As a reward, I had yakiniku at Fukumanki, which is located near JR Takeshita Station. It's a traditional yakiniku restaurant with 34 seats, and I was glad I made a reservation. There were Infinite P Tan posters on the walls. This is the Infinite P Tan - thinly sliced pork tongue seasoned with salt, garlic, and oil, then grilled until flames rise. It is served mixed with Asakura green onions. It seems like you can eat as much as you want! However, they also offer top-quality kalbi and loin for less than 1,000 yen. It's a great deal to enjoy yakiniku in Fukuoka. I can't eat anymore. Thank you for the meal!

Beef tongue, harami (skirt steak), yam kimchi - these three dishes were delicious! I recommend ordering the normal flavor instead of the spicy sauce. The crunchy pineapple sake was a bit hard to drink, so next time I'll just get a beer. Two drinks and these dishes cost a little over 3000 yen. It was so delicious that I might come back alone again! Definitely a repeat customer.

I visited last month. It's just a short walk from Takeshita Station. The inside of the restaurant is lively with regular customers, and the young staff members are friendly. There is a counter where some people enjoy solo yakiniku. The Calpis comes in a big glass, and the portion sizes are larger than chain restaurants. Great value for money! I accidentally ordered two servings of green peppers, but they were plentiful. The meat is delicious, but I fell in love with the sauce. It has a strong garlic flavor and goes well with rice. The bibimbap was also delicious. I ate until I was full. I will definitely visit again.

I had been curious about this place for a while, and since it was a GOTO Eat campaign restaurant, I decided to give it a try. The portions are generous, so you can eat heartily, and the cost performance is good! You can't get seconds of rice, but instead, you can choose a bowl of rice like in a Japanese folktale. This is a recommended place for those who want to eat a lot!

Fukumanki-san repeats many times, but there are hardly any photos... It's so sad. I always satisfy myself by taking videos on Instagram, so I haven't found a restaurant that surpasses this yakiniku restaurant yet! Everyone has their own preferences, but I am a Fukumanki fan (*˙︶˙*) I love this restaurant so much!!! I always order the green onion and century egg dish, and I can eat it endlessly, almost like drinking it down! (I apologize for the poor choice of words) I am confident that I always eat 3-5 servings! Besides the green onion and century egg dish, I always order harami, mino, and yam kimchi, and then add more based on my mood! There are also about 3 types of sauces, so I think it's worth trying various ones! Personally, I recommend the spicy sauce! (My husband usually writes the order, so I'm not sure) The drinks also come in ice-cold glasses, which is also amazing!! If you have the chance, I definitely recommend going there(T-T)!

I went there for the first time and it was a great place for families with children. The service was excellent. The prices were reasonable and the quality of the meat matched the price. The yam kimchi was incredibly delicious.

I just couldn't forget about that sauce, so I revisited the restaurant. This time, I tried their recommended Negi P Tan. A large amount of green onion sauce was served for each person. It was really good! I also tried other meats by wrapping them in the sauce. P Tan means pork tongue. They also had a lunch menu available. I would like to challenge that next time. Last time, I felt like the portion of meat was too much, but this time it felt normal. Unfortunately, a party of about 10 people started next to us, so we had to eat quickly and leave! We couldn't enjoy our meal leisurely. What a shame!

First visit. I recommend the pork tongue (P-tan). Dip it in gochujang, wrap it in the free refill green onions, and take a bite... delicious.