I had a dinner with colleagues at the company. I had been curious about this place for a while and was excited to visit! Unfortunately, it was not a semi-private room, but right next to the kitchen. We ordered by scanning a QR code with our smartphones. The food was brought to us quickly and we were able to enjoy it without any issues. However, because my expectations were high, the skewers were as expected, but the seared tongue and meat sushi were a bit underwhelming. They seemed 10-20% smaller than I had imagined, which was disappointing! The staff were quite charming, and although the dishes were a bit of a letdown, they provided friendly and pleasant service! Next time, I would like to come with friends or family and relax in a semi-private room. I would like to visit again!

It was delicious. It is very close to the station. They had dishes with condensed milk. There is an additional charge of 380 yen for the otoshi (appetizer). The building is tall and has three floors. They also offer all-you-can-drink. I would like to go again. They seared the temarizushi right in front of us.

"Vegetable skewers and dumplings at Makinshai Tenjin store" #Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City. This month, a new store "Makinshai Tenjin store" has opened. A popular shop known for its vegetable skewers and dumplings! The Ogura store opened last year, and this Tenjin store is the second store in Fukuoka. The specialty vegetable skewers, tightly wrapped with fresh vegetables, are large and satisfying with each piece! With 9 types of skewers, 6 types of grilled chicken, and 5 types of dumplings, there are plenty of options to choose from. The recommended Tan Yukke is seared in front of you and tastes amazing with plenty of egg yolk on top! They also offer motsu nabe and boiled dumpling hot pot to fill your stomach. You can get special discounts by following them on Instagram, so be sure to check it out! Thank you for the meal. For beautiful photos and videos, search on Instagram for k.t.r.from_fukuoka."

天神's "Makinishai" vegetable wrap skewer izakaya is scheduled to open on January 16th, conveniently located just a 1-minute walk from Nishitetsu Fukuoka Station. It is a lively izakaya with many semi-private rooms where you can have a great time. I tried the Tan Yukke and overflowing Mapo Tofu, which were delicious and went well with alcohol. There are also about 10 types of vegetable wrap skewers, and I particularly liked the ones with green onions. On January 11th and 12th, they will be giving out free bento boxes, and there are special offers for followers such as 10% off and free gyoza. They also have a variety of visually appealing alcoholic drinks on the menu. - Store Information - Store Name: Vegetable Wrap Skewers and Gyoza Makinishai Tenjin Store Hours: 4:00 PM to 12:00 AM (until 1:00 AM on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays) Phone: 092-406-2277 Price: Approximately 3,500 yen per person Closed: None Private Rooms: Available Location: Prince Building, 2-10-13 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture For more details, visit: https://lit.link/Ryoki Provided by: Ryoji Yoshida

Tenjin's "Makinsyai" is a vegetable-wrapped skewer izakaya that has been gaining attention for offering free bento boxes since opening a week ago. Today, they introduced a new menu item, the Meat Temari Sushi, topped with luxurious sea urchin and salmon roe, and seared to perfection. It was delicious and easy to eat. The location is excellent, just a 1-minute walk from Nishitetsu Fukuoka Station. There are plenty of other appetizing menu items to choose from, making it a recommended izakaya for a lively gathering. Store Information: - Name: Vegetable-wrapped skewers and Gyoza Makinsyai Tenjin - Hours: 16:00-24:00 (Fri-Sun, holidays until 25:00) - Phone: 092-406-2277 - Price: Approximately 3,500 yen per person - Closed: None - Private rooms available - Location: Prince Building, 2-10-13 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City For more details, visit: [link] Provided by: Ryoji Yoshida

Vegetable skewers and gyoza at Makinshai Tenjin Store Last week, I was invited to the pre-opening of Makinshai Tenjin Store and I went there. The big screen in front of us made it very easy to understand! I had dishes like Makinshai Gyoza (6 pieces), vegetable skewers, overflowing mapo tofu, and seared beef tartare. Makinshai Gyoza was flavorful even on its own and went really well with drinks. I ended up eating 3 plates by myself! The seared beef tartare, mixed with green onions and egg, was absolutely delicious. I want to eat it again soon! The skewers were also amazing. The hot tomato skewer burst in my mouth and was fantastic. The quail bacon was consistently delicious and the lettuce skewer was a perfect balance of sweetness from the lettuce and savory meat. Makinshai Tenjin will have its pre-opening on the 14th, and on the 15th, they will distribute 55 limited bento boxes. Isn't that amazing? Note that there will be no pre-opening on the 8th and 10th of January. #TenjinGourmet #TenjinLunch #TenjinIzakaya #TenjinDinner #TenjinDate #FukuokaSightseeing #FukuokaDate #FukuokaGourmet #FukuokaTrip #FukuokaLunch #FukuokaIzakaya #FukuokaDinner #FukuokaGourmetDiary #DaimyoCafe #DaimyoLunch #DaimyoGourmet #DaimyoIzakaya #HakataGourmet #HakataLunch #HakataSightseeing #HakataIzakaya #FoodieGirls #WantToConnectWithFoodieLovers

"Makinkushi and Gyoza Makinshai" in Tenjin, Chuo-ku, is a famous restaurant for vegetable rolls and gyoza. The shop, which opened in Kokura last year, has also opened in Tenjin. The mapo tofu here is spicy but easy to eat even for those who don't like spicy food. The interior of the restaurant has semi-private rooms, making it recommended for those who want to have a private gathering. Price per person is around 3,000-3,500 yen. - Restaurant Information - Name: Makinkushi and Gyoza Makinshai Hours: Weekdays 16:00-24:00, Weekends and Holidays 16:00-25:00 Phone: 092-406-2277 Closed: Irregular holidays Location: 2-10-13 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Parking: Not available"

The rolled vegetables were delicious♡ Enoki mushrooms and cabbage are recommended ^^ The peach oolong tea was delicious♡

This month, the vegetable-wrapped skewer restaurant "Makinsyaiten Tenjin" opened, and to celebrate the opening, you can get any drink for only 5 yen. This is a great deal, so it's worth a visit! The vegetable-wrapped skewers, yam iron plate, and the solar noodles for dessert were all delicious.

I haven't been able to visit the restaurant yet, but I received a free bento box with rolled skewers. The mustard potato salad was delicious. The cabbage skewers were also tasty. I plan to visit the restaurant if I can make a reservation.

Fast service and affordable prices.

Pre-opening, follow on Instagram for story posting reservations only, drink as many as you want for 5 yen. I went there, but it seemed like there weren't many customers, perhaps due to lack of promotion. Walk-ins seemed to be okay. It's located in a building near Nishitetsu Fukuoka Station, on the basement 1st floor and above ground 3rd floor, with a grand opening? The food is ordered via a mobile order system using smartphones, but the reception was poor and difficult to connect. This mobile order system seems convenient but actually inconvenient, so I hope they stop using it. In the latter part, I couldn't connect at all, so I had to order using a call buzzer. The interior of the restaurant has many semi-private sections, but even though you can't see faces, the voices from neighboring tables are clearly heard, making it quite noisy. The clientele is mostly young, so it may not be a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. The food was served relatively quickly, and the drinks, despite being 5 yen, were not watered down or served in small portions, which was nice. The "whole strawberry sour," "whole mango sour," and "whole pineapple sour" with frozen fruits packed to the bottom were a pleasant surprise for 5 yen. The appetizers included cabbage, chicken wings, and fried chicken wings for 683 yen, which were quite small for Fukuoka's chicken wings, heavily seasoned, and greasy. The "spilled mapo tofu" for 693 yen, despite the name, was not very voluminous, with a mild spiciness but a noticeable use of continental spices. The skewers included shiso-wrapped, cheese-wrapped, quail, and lettuce-wrapped for around 250 yen each, as well as chicken skin for 154 yen and Unzen ham for 352 yen, providing consistent flavors. The "solar ramen" for 693 yen, a specialty of the restaurant, was mistakenly referred to as "ramen" by the staff, but the taste couldn't beat the original. The prices were clear and a receipt was provided. The food was brought up on a lift, and it was unclear if there was kitchen equipment inside the restaurant. If you think of the food as similar to family restaurant fare...

I was able to eat the appetizer quickly.