Visited the famous restaurant known for its miraculous chicken wings as the second stop. Ordered the assorted chicken wings, each costing around 110 yen. • Original - Pepper flavor • Plain - Sweet sauce flavor • Spicy - Cod roe flavor • Super Spicy - Death flavor, 150 yen each. All of them were delicious. The all-you-can-eat and drink option for around 3000 yen was also very appealing.

It's a miracle not to order chicken wings at a chicken wing restaurant! It's also a miracle that the cabbage appetizer costs 330 yen! It's a miracle that I even entered the shop! I ordered a set of 5 skewers for 550 yen and a mega-sized draft beer for 660 yen. However, the taste was just average. I couldn't figure out the meaning behind the name of this place being a miracle. After eating for a while, I suddenly realized, "Wait, this is a chicken wing restaurant!" and quickly ordered one. It cost 110 yen. The way it was written in the menu made it hard to notice if you're not familiar with it. The waitress was friendly. The chicken wings had pepper sprinkled on top. Truly a miracle!!! It felt like something was missing. Oh well. It's all-you-can-eat after this, right?

The original spice on the chicken wings was amazing and I couldn't stop eating them. The spice was spicy and went well with beer, making it very delicious! Even though it says it's for salarymen, there were only students there.

I felt like having a light drink, so I casually walked into this restaurant. The interior was covered in graffiti, which I guess was the design, but it didn't really suit my taste. I didn't feel comfortable there. The hostess led me to a specific table even though there were plenty of empty seats. I wondered if they were fully booked, but in the end, only one other group came in during my visit. When asked for my drink order, I declined as I usually prefer to drink while eating. I ordered "grilled dumplings for 400 yen," "miracle chicken wings original, plain for 100 yen each," and "assorted 10-piece skewers." I started with the all-you-can-eat cabbage for 300 yen while waiting for my food. However, they never brought me any water throughout my meal. It seems they have a policy of not serving water to customers who don't order drinks. I had originally planned to have a light drink (highball and beer), but their strategy of not giving water made me not want to order any drinks either. The chicken wings, which were supposed to be their specialty, were nothing special, and the other dishes were just average. I ended up leaving the restaurant without drinking anything in the end.

Day by day, the number of shops open for business is decreasing, so it's really helpful for those who have to go to work. Two restaurants that usually serve lunch on Saturdays were closed unexpectedly. I was resigned to having instant ramen for lunch and was on my way back to work when I saw a sign that said "Lunch special for one coin + tax"! It was a restaurant located along the road I usually pass by, so maybe they were open for lunch temporarily? When I entered, I saw other middle-aged men and salarymen sitting apart from each other. The restaurant seemed quite spacious. I was also guided to a seat away from the other customers. Social distancing, right? I had curry udon for breakfast and chicken nanban for dinner last night, so I figured it was a restaurant that serves chicken wings, and I ordered the 500 yen tempura set by process of elimination. The food was served in 7-8 minutes. Can you really get seconds for 500 yen? First, I had a delicious miso soup with sweet white miso and seaweed. Unexpectedly tasty! Next was the tempura, which had a strong flavor like a snack for drinking. The chicken flavor was there, but the taste of the batter stood out. The rice was just average, but it's only 500 yen. You can get seconds. The kimchi was also average, but it's only 500 yen. Maybe because there were few customers, the staff were very attentive! They checked the foot traffic outside and discreetly asked, "Would you like more rice?" with overflowing hospitality. I gladly accepted the offer for seconds. Thank you. Even after the end of the pandemic, if they are still open for lunch, I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal.

I got the miraculous chicken wings! They are huge! Drink as much as you can! It's hard to tell the size, but they are really big! Can you finish them all? Can't finish them? Which is it? Bottoms up! I'll probably be exhausted on the way home. I don't even know what I'm talking about!

I ordered the Gigasize and was recommended the all-you-can-drink option, so I went along with it. It may be hard to tell from the photos, but the Mansize portion is truly impressive in size. The pressure is intense, and the space feels distorted. I kept drinking and drinking until it was all gone, so I ordered another one and kept drinking until I felt really grateful. The all-you-can-drink option for 60 minutes costs 1000 yen, and it was quite crowded around 11 PM. The chicken wings were delicious, both the regular and the spicy ones. I want to come back again when I'm hungry.

Category: [Fukuoka Area] Since my return flight is at exactly 9:00 PM, I can drink until 8:00 PM. This is a unique drinking experience in Fukuoka, known for its proximity to the airport. The Miracle Tebasaki Salaryman Yokocho in Daimyo is a lively place. Among the lively atmosphere, the standout is the manager, Jiro-san. He is the best, so entertaining. The Miracle Tebasaki Original for 100 yen, the Spicy Tebasaki for 100 yen, the Sour Cream Tebasaki for 100 yen, and the Corn Potage Tebasaki for 100 yen. According to the manager, the Original is a copy of Yamachan's, the Spicy is a copy of Calbee's Karumuchu, the Sour Cream is a copy of Pringles, and the Corn Potage is a copy of Umaibo. He says they're delicious because they're copies! Indeed, the copy quality is high! The Death Tebasaki for 150 yen made me think I would die from the spiciness, but the lemon sour for 700 yen was huge! Interacting with three young people was also great. Fukuoka drinking was too much fun...

It's more convenient to have all-you-can-eat options! Since there are many young people, it's a lively restaurant!

Last December, a chicken wing restaurant called "Miracle Chicken Wings Salaryman Alley" opened in Daimyo. They offer all-you-can-eat and drink courses which are very affordable. The course names are "Manager Course 3,000 yen" and "Employee/OL Course 2,500 yen." I chose the budget-friendly "Employee/OL Course" since it was my first time there. The course includes a daily appetizer (on this day, it was pickled vegetables, edamame, cold tofu, and homemade potato salad). The all-you-can-eat menu includes four types of chicken wings, fried potatoes, cabbage, and rice balls. The Manager Course also includes dumplings. The all-you-can-drink beer is not your typical draft beer but a "Premium Malt's Aroma Ale," which is nice. By the way, the cheerful manager will act sad if you order beer (lol). You can choose from four flavors for the chicken wings: "Original," "Plain," "Lemon Salt," and "Spicy and Savory," but personally, I prefer the "Original" flavor seasoned with salt and pepper. All of them are quite thick and juicy. The atmosphere in the restaurant is lively, so it's great for enjoying with a group of 4-5 people. Another great find with high cost performance. Cheers!

The other day, a friend invited me to a newly opened izakaya in Daimyo, so we decided to check it out together. The place is located next to a kebab bar on Konnyamachi Street. This is the second store in Fukuoka after Shinpukushin. The staff inside the restaurant are very lively, making it hard to hear my friend during our conversation. They offer all-you-can-eat and drink courses, but we didn't go for that. Instead, we ordered chicken wings and gyoza. The chicken wings were seasoned with a secret spice, a bit salty but goes well with beer. The gyoza was average. The cost performance is quite good, making it a good spot for casual drinking or for students looking to have a fun time. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the meal!

I ordered delivery from a certain UberEats and found this place that serves chicken wings with shrimp flavor. I was intrigued by the description, so I ordered it along with regular chicken wings. Both were delicious, but I personally recommend the shrimp-flavored ones. Give it a try!