A recommended restaurant with multiple locations in Fukuoka, popular among company employees. I made a reservation for Saturday at 6:00 PM. Since the evening opening is at 6:00 PM, those with reservations wait outside for a bit. Once the restaurant opens, reserved guests are escorted in. I ordered my first drink from a server, and subsequent orders were made through a QR code. I started with the classic potato salad, which had a delicious dressing unlike any I've had before. Next, the popular No.1 dish, chicken hearts, arrived. It had a crispy and interesting texture, perfectly seasoned with salt. A great choice for a starter skewer dish! I also ordered visually unique skewers of tomato and cheese. The tomato was juicy and tender from being grilled, while the cheese was big and oozed in your mouth. The simple chicken breast and pork skewers were consistently delicious. I wanted something rice-based, so I ordered the grilled rice ball. It had butter hidden under the shiso leaf, creating a perfect harmony of crispy grilled rice and melting butter. Eating it with the shiso leaf added a refreshing touch. The pickles on the side were a great palate cleanser. Lastly, I ordered the shiso-wrapped skewer after much contemplation. It had a generous amount of sauce with a strong flavor. The shiso's aroma lingered after each bite. The restaurant was almost full with frequent phone calls, indicating its popularity. Ordering can be hectic, so it's best to order what you want early. Timing is crucial. The staff were all friendly, and the casual chat during payment was enjoyable. There were many more dishes I wanted to try, so I'd love to visit again!

A hidden gem of an izakaya quietly standing in Haruyoshi. It's interesting that there are no signs at the entrance, making it hard to tell if it's open. Inside, it's quite spacious and bright, like a cozy izakaya. This time, I had yakitori, which was delicious with a strong salt flavor that goes well with alcohol. Each skewer was large, so it's great value for money! The ordering method is through a QR code, so it was a bit disappointing to have to touch your phone while enjoying your drink.

Super hidden gem of a restaurant along the river in Haruyoshi. It's dark around here, but there really is a shop in this area. [Ordered Menu] - Green onion shabu-shabu: Overwhelming amount of green onions, delicious broth, and the savory taste of pork belly. - Seseri Nanban: Sweet and savory, delicious. - Pork belly: A must-have in Hakata. - Liver: Perfectly cooked, so tasty. - Perilla roll: The perilla roll here is thick and delicious, with a strong umami flavor. [Impressions] They now accept QR codes, making ordering easier. They also recommended the all-you-can-drink option, which was very helpful. [Recommended Occasions] Suitable for dates or company drinking parties, with seating available for large groups on the second floor. [Location, Access] It's in a back alley!

The restaurant located along the Haruyoshi River has a unique design that may be hard to spot at first, but it was interesting! Dishes: - Shiso Maki: The refreshing taste of shiso and the richness of the sauce matched well, and you could easily have many of these. - Crispy Skin: Loved the crispy texture of the skin. - Grilled Liver: Cooked just right, no unpleasant smell. - Fluffy Seseri Nanban: It was my first time trying this, and it had more of a snack-like quality compared to chicken thighs or breasts, making it great with alcohol. - Negi Shabu Nabe: The broth had a strong flavor, and the pork was not too fatty. We finished three servings in no time! Although we focused on the hot pot this time, all the dishes were delicious, and the casual atmosphere was also very pleasant! Location: Haruyoshi. Business hours: 6 pm to 3 am. Irregular holidays.

This hidden izakaya with a black exterior looks like a ninja mansion and is known only to a few. The Festibara, a specialty dish, is over 30cm long and very filling, highly recommended. The sesame pudding was also delicious. Thank you for the meal.

There are counter seats and regular seats, and the interior of the restaurant is quite clean and the food is delicious, so I want to go again! I wonder if there is a second floor? The entrance was a revolving door like a ninja mansion, so it was a bit confusing at first! LOL, truly a mysterious place.

I finally got to go to a restaurant called "Chinpunkanpun Haruyoshi-ten" that I have been wanting to visit for a long time. I tried to make a reservation several times before, but it was always fully booked. I finally made it this time! We started with a toast with draft beer! The yakitori was delicious and reasonably priced. I definitely want to go again. Thank you for the meal!

I recently visited Chinpun Kanpun after about 7 years, and I found that the menu has changed since my last visit. I enjoyed trying various rice dishes. Unfortunately, the extremely spicy sausages that used to be on the menu were no longer available. The restaurant is conveniently located near my workplace, so I will definitely be back soon!

I felt like eating yakitori, so I came here for the first time. I tried various skewers, but my favorite was the pork belly. I also recommend trying the potato salad and chicken tenderloin dish. They have a variety of vegetable skewers as well, so definitely give it a try.

The content translates to: "Makes no sense Hakata - At first glance, there is no signboard or entrance! The excitement when finding the entrance door is amazing. Inside, it's a nice atmosphere yakitori restaurant, and all the dishes are delicious! Is there anything that can't be faulted? And when you wash your hands in the toilet, you feel the most uplifted by this faucet."

I went to the restaurant after looking at the map on Tabelog, but I couldn't find the entrance or sign, so I wandered around the front of the restaurant several times. Finally, I arrived at the restaurant after looking at the exterior photo. The total bill was 2,145 yen for a Mega Highball (700 yen), otoshi (200 yen), chicken thigh (200 yen), liver (90 yen), tsunagi (150 yen), seseri (180 yen), pork belly (150 yen), and cheese roll (280 yen). The liver was not moist enough. Seseri and pork belly were average. The low prices are a plus.

Located along the river in Haruyoshi, this hidden gem of a yakitori restaurant has a completely black door that may be hard to spot at first. Using the location information from a map app as a guide, you'll find yourself at what seems to be the entrance. Once inside, the lively and bustling atmosphere of the yakitori restaurant will greet you. Despite its unassuming exterior, the interior is spacious and welcoming. The restaurant stays open until 3am, making it a great spot for a late-night snack. The menu is extensive, with highlights like the premium pork belly skewers and colorful vegetable rolls. The prices are reasonable and the food is satisfying. This is a place where you can enjoy some yakitori and drinks in a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for a late-night hangout. If you're a fan of hidden gems, this is a must-visit spot!

I have been to Takamiya store before, but this was my first time at the Haruyoshi store. When I made a reservation over the phone, the staff said, "You don't need to make a reservation, but it's up to you, what do you want to do?" I decided to make a reservation anyway. Upon entering, I was guided to sanitize my hands with alcohol and have my temperature checked, but the sanitizing machine was broken. After the temperature check, I was seated. It was late at night, so many items were sold out, but I still ordered various dishes. I was looking forward to trying the famous chicken heart skewers, but they were sold out, which was disappointing. Honestly, my impression is that while the Takamiya store is delicious and I was looking forward to it, the Haruyoshi store had a manager who was not very friendly. When it came time to pay, he didn't even say "thank you." The other staff members were energetic and lively, which was great. It's a shame, but I probably won't go back again. Thank you for the meal.

The restaurant is affordable and has decent portion sizes, making it suitable for students or people stopping by after work. The place tries to give off a hidden gem izakaya vibe, but in reality, it feels more like a smaller version of a typical izakaya. It seems popular, but the menu lacks any standout dishes or seasonal specialties. The taste of the sauce on the skewers is average. While the pork belly and green onion rolls were tasty, overall, there wasn't anything that made me want to come back. The menu offers classic izakaya dishes, so it's not a bad choice, but I felt like I could find similar options elsewhere. The staff were attentive and friendly, which was a plus. I was disappointed overall, even though I was recommended to try this place.

During my business trip to Haruyoshi, I visited this highly rated restaurant. The location was a bit hard to find with its hidden exterior, but the inside was very lively. Each skewer had a generous portion and despite the low prices, the food was delicious. The all-you-can-drink option included draft beer, making it a satisfying experience. Thank you for the meal.

It's been years since I last came here! I was craving the super spicy hot dogs I used to eat back in the day, but they're no longer available. I came with my junior colleague in a hungover state, so we decided to just have a meal without any alcohol. Unfortunately, the popular heart and liver dishes were sold out. Oh well, I'll come back again!

Located about a 5-minute walk from Watanabe-dori Station on the Fukuoka City Subway Nanakuma Line, "Chinpunkanpun Haruyoshi Store" is a hidden gem of a yakitori restaurant along the Haruyoshi Riverside, close to Canal City. The most impressive thing about this place is the portion size - each skewer is huge! I ordered pork belly and gizzard this time, and they were both surprisingly large. The seasoning was also perfect with just the right amount of salt, making it incredibly delicious. They have a wide variety of izakaya menu items as well, making it a great place to visit. It's a hidden gem, so definitely check it out!

This store has a great balance of food, service, and atmosphere. The interior is lively and the customer service is wonderful. The skewers are large and satisfying, filling up your stomach with each piece. The entrance is also lovely with fun decorations. I really admire the creativity put into this place. Thank you for the delicious meal every time. Thank you very much.

The voluminous skewers and affordable all-you-can-drink option make this place a good deal. The difficulty level of the restroom handwashing is high, and the entrance is hard to find, which matches the name of the restaurant. Since the skewers are large, it might be better to share when going with a few people.

This is a yakitori restaurant in Haruyoshi. We had made a reservation, so we were seated at the counter right away, but the restaurant was full mainly with young people. We ordered the classic menu items such as pork belly and chicken skin, and every skewer was very delicious with generous portions. The grilled chicken tail skewer was especially good with a satisfying crunch. The lively atmosphere with staff members' voices echoing made us want to come back for drinks again!

This is a popular yakitori restaurant among young people in Haruyoshi. We used it for a farewell party! We reserved the Yakitori & Specialty Course with 2-hour all-you-can-drink for 3500 yen, plus an additional 500 yen for premium all-you-can-drink to cater to both alcohol lovers and those who don't drink much. The restaurant has a black exterior and a hidden, cozy atmosphere. Once you open the slightly hard-to-find revolving door, the inside is bright and lively with a hidden gem vibe. The contrast creates a sense of anticipation from the moment you enter the restaurant. We ordered a toast drink, but it took a while to arrive... Perhaps it was because we ordered a variety of drinks, not just beer-like ones. Once the drinks were ready, the party started. The menu included two appetizers, edamame and vinegar motsu, a recommended salad of pork shabu-shabu with sesame dressing, fresh sashimi of sesame amberjack with a crunchy texture, a selection of five skewers, simmered beef tendon with daikon, tender beef tendon that was a bit on the strong side, young chicken nanban, and the stubborn father's fried rice. The famous sesame pudding was also served. Each dish had a decent amount. The menu was more suitable for a party atmosphere rather than a meal for our age group, but it was well received by our young members. However, the additional drink service was still a bit slow... There were some minor disappointments, such as the initial drink order not conveying that we had reserved the premium option, but overall, everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. The unique faucet in the restroom even brought some joy. It was a good experience overall! Thank you for the meal!