I went to the Korean restaurant KOKIO located in the basement of KITTE for the third time! When it comes to Korean food, you have to have Chamisul!! It was my first time trying it with carbonated water but it was good!! We also had side dishes like Chorogi salad and Yannyeom (≧▽≦) I'm not good with spicy food, so both were spicy haha

I visited the restaurant at night because I was craving cold noodles. They have a one drink minimum policy, so I ordered chicken to go with my beer. The freshly fried chicken was delicious. Overall, the restaurant was not bad, but a bit on the expensive side. Just beer, chicken, and cold noodles cost over 3000 yen. Thank you for the meal.

I went to a second party and tried Korean cuisine for the first time in a while. It was around 9 pm on a weekday, but the restaurant was almost full!! The food was delicious from the appetizers. Everything was delicious. Korean food never disappoints. The first time trying Makguksu, and it was also delicious.

A must-try Korean dish at Hakata Station!!! Korean food is known for being delicious and affordable, and this restaurant is no exception. It was really good! You can store your belongings inside the chairs to prevent them from smelling like food.

In the afternoon, I went to the Kanpai Fair at Hakata Station. For lunch, I had Korean food and frozen makgeolli, which was delicious and went down smoothly. The food was all good, but the service was a bit lacking (lol). The Highballs were cheap and the alcohol was affordable. There were a lot of people drinking at the Kanpai Fair in the afternoon. I want to have the frozen makgeolli again!

Arrived at the restaurant 30 minutes before the last order, scanned the QR code and placed a mobile order. The staff seemed busy with closing preparations and focused on cleaning, neglecting customer service. When the last order time arrived, I realized that one item was missing. Since I couldn't see the order history on the mobile order screen, I asked the staff who were in a rush with the kitchen. It turned out they had forgotten to prepare my order, and even though they said they would make it quickly, it was already past the last order time and I couldn't order any drinks. I decided to cancel and leave the restaurant. I understand the desire to go home quickly, but customer service should come first - disappointing!

I wanted to watch a movie near Hakata Station, so I decided to have lunch here as well. I was in the mood for Korean food, so I went to Kkokio again. ★Here is the order: - Hormone set meal 1,080 yen - Cheese Ramen Sundubu set meal 1,270 yen - Highball 210 yen *Happy Hour - Frozen Makgeolli 210 yen *Happy Hour - Lemon Sour *Happy Hour We ordered three side dishes and enjoyed them with drinks while waiting for the food. I was happy to have Chijimi. With two people, the food disappeared quickly, so we ordered more. The Hormone set meal looked delicious with its sound and aroma. The rich flavor went well with the rice. The Cheese Ramen Sundubu set meal was packed with various ingredients. You can enjoy Sundubu and ramen (with cheese on top). I thought it would be too much, so I also ordered rice, and I ended up really full. Additional orders were supposed to be made through mobile ordering, but the screen didn't work, so we had to order verbally. (This seemed to be a common issue at other tables as well.) I couldn't resist the word "Happy Hour" and ended up drinking alcohol. I'm glad I didn't need to go to the restroom during the movie. (laughs)

I visited a restaurant in Japan hoping to find Korean quality fried chicken. The small and unimpressive appetizer was served with a highball. I ordered the Stamina Chicken, but it didn't have the crispy texture of Korean fried chicken. It was just okay. The Chapchae, on the other hand, was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

This time, I went to KOKIO KITTE Hakata store located at 9-1 Hakata Station Central Street, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City. It's really popular, isn't it? From the entrance with neon signs to the open space like a food stall, it's full of exotic atmosphere. Let's start with a draft beer to cheers! Super Dry! The Yangnyeom Chicken is a must-have! The small size is 910 yen, with a sweet and spicy flavor that goes well with beer! And the Mini Mini Kimpa for 530 yen, hmm, something seems to be missing... The Kimchi assortment, Sajuri stir-fry, with a nice texture and cuts, is also good. The Frozen Makgeolli for 420 yen is ice-cold! It's sweet so it goes down easily, but be careful not to drink too much (laughs). The Korean boom will surely continue. They also have lunch service, so next time I'll try it for lunch. It was delicious, thank you for the meal.

I visited a new Korean restaurant at KITTE Hakata for lunch. I ordered the Chicken Sundubu Set Meal (990 yen) which came with three side dishes. The portion was quite generous for one person. The Chicken Sundubu arrived in about 5-6 minutes in a large bowl. The hot soup with white rice was delicious and filling. The dish was packed with ingredients and the spiciness was just right for Japanese taste. It might be satisfying for those with a big appetite. I couldn't finish all the rice and soup. Personally, I think reducing the portion size a bit and lowering the price would be great.

After finishing a day trip tour around the western part of Saga Prefecture, including Karatsu, Arita, and Imari, the bus arrived at JR Hakata Station. Coincidentally, on this day, the station and roads were quite crowded due to the rehearsal of the finale of the Hakata Gion Yamakasa festival called "Oiyama-narashi." The Yamakasa festival has a history of over 770 years and consists of two parts: the decorative "Yamakasa" and the carried through the town "Oiyama-kasa." The decorative Yamakasa displayed at Hakata Station was the thirteenth Yamakasa by the Hakata Station Shop Association. It had a theme related to the popular TV drama "The 13 Lords of Kamakura," with the title "Let's go to Kamakura." Interestingly, the backside theme was "The Power of News Wide Reporters." It was fascinating to see different themes on the front and back. After exploring the Yamakasa, I decided to stop by KITTE Hakata for a quick bite. I found a Korean bar called Cockio and decided to try it out. The unique interior was reminiscent of a Korean street food stall, with lots of Hangul characters. I ordered a Super Dry beer in a mega jug, while my wife opted for a non-alcoholic honey yuzu drink. We enjoyed some delicious spicy clams and mini gimbap. The octopus stir-fry and Nakji Pokkeun were quite spicy. We also tried Tteokgalbi, which is a Korean-style minced beef patty. The staff were friendly, and we could even place additional orders through a touchpad system. I tried a cocktail called Shandygaff, which was a mix of ginger ale and beer. We also had a fluffy egg Kelanchim and Tteokgalbi. The hot weather has been tough to bear, but hopefully, the extreme heat will subside soon. Let's hope for cooler days ahead in the latter half of the month.

I often go to restaurants like Toritada, Kisuimaru, Shinshin, and Ringer Hut in Hakata, but I had never been to the previous restaurant that was in this location, so I went there for the first time. The lighting is beautiful, like in Korea, and it feels like I'm on a trip, which is nice. Since it's Korean cuisine, I don't usually eat it at home, so I'm happy to try various dishes. They have Makgeolli, Chamisul, and more, which is fun. There are a lot of women around, which is nice.

A new restaurant has opened in KITTE Hakata. There are already popular places like motsunabe restaurant "Ooyama," ramen shop "Shinshin," seafood izakaya "Kisumaru," and kushikatsu spot "Tanaka" in KITTE Hakata, and when I went there after a long time, I found a new Korean restaurant. The interior of the restaurant is mostly filled with female customers. The dishes were all delicious and reasonably priced. The drinks were also cheap and had a wide variety. Thank you for the meal. I will definitely go again.

I visited a new restaurant in Kitte Hakata that just opened. It's a Korean izakaya-style restaurant located in the center of Osaka. The interior is bright and you can see everything from the aisle, with only table seats available. Even though I was dining alone, I chose a table seat. The lunch menu is extensive, with chicken dishes being their specialty, so I ordered the Cheese Dakgalbi set meal (1080 yen). I heard that they offer a drink service if you show an Esupo card, so I asked the staff and found out that some alcoholic drinks are also included (happy). I wanted to say beer (draft beer), but I have plans later so I opted for a light Makgeolli. I was served with three types of side dishes - kimchi, pickled radish, and chijimi - which are refillable. The main dish, Cheese Dakgalbi, was not as heavy as I expected. It came with rice and seaweed soup. The portion is satisfying even for men, so I left the restaurant feeling full.

This is a Korean izakaya that opened on the basement floor of KITTE Hakata. The shop has a short curtain hanging, making it easy to see inside from outside and inviting. The interior is designed in a Korean style using drum cans. I ordered the Yamnyom Chicken set from the lunch menu. The set includes bean sprouts, napa cabbage kimchi, and chijimi. The soup served with the set is wakame soup. The Yamnyom Chicken is crispy fried chicken seasoned with a sweet and spicy sauce, very easy to eat. The restaurant is located on the basement floor of KITTE Hakata. Korean Izakaya KOKIO KITTE Hakata Branch Address: 9-1 Hakata Ekimae, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, KITTE Hakata B1F Phone: 092-292-9897 Business Hours: 11:00-24:00 (L.O. 23:00) Closed: According to the facility (please check with the store) Prices, business hours, and closed days are as of the visit, please confirm with the store when visiting. If you'd like, please click here to vote in the ranking.

I went to enjoy Korean food stalls. There were a lot of young girls. Overall, the food was delicious. The drinks were almost like juice (lol). The dishes were tasty. The only disappointment was the cheese omelette.

For lunch today, I went to "Korean Izakaya Cokkio" and had seafood pancake with draft beer followed by a highball. It was a preparation for my trip to Korea in September. I enjoyed it very much!

The frozen makgeolli here is so delicious! It's great to be able to drink it for 250 yen from noon.

Happy hour in the evening is such a bliss. The Yan-nyom, Jjim, Kimbap, and most of all, the Chapchae were all delicious.