There are also branches near Daimyo (I wonder if it's already closed?) and near Kumamoto Station, in addition to the Canal City store. When I go shopping at Canal, my lunch decision is always made here! The restaurant has counter seats, table seats, and a versatile atmosphere suitable for dates, entertaining, and families. It operates as a stylish izakaya at night, so I hope people will also use it for dinner, not just for lunch. I mainly use it for lunch, and my favorites are the beef tongue and grated yam set meal and the chicken nanban set meal. You can choose between white rice and barley rice. Of course, I choose barley rice (^^♪ The rice alone is delicious, but when you add grated yam, it's amazing! You can add it for about +100 yen, so definitely give it a try. Also, there are fresh eggs on the table, so you can make egg over rice, which is also delicious. I always struggle to choose between the two... The egg is a complimentary service (^_^) You can have unlimited rice, so I always leave with a full stomach when I visit this place (^_^;) I'm already feeling like going there again soon!

Chicken nanban and beef tongue set meal for 1,830 yen. The chicken nanban was especially crispy and the chicken itself was tender, pleasantly surprising with its deliciousness. The rice, grated yam, beef tongue, and pickles were all tasty too. The calm lighting and jazz music in the restaurant created a cozy atmosphere. At night, the illumination of Canal City Hakata adds to the fun. I was very satisfied, even more than others' reviews!

First time visiting this restaurant. Due to bad weather and the crowded underground shopping area at Hakata Station, we ended up here on our way home. Canal City has many areas closed off for renovations, so it feels a bit lonely. It's understandable though, considering how many years have passed. I occasionally visit Canal City, but this restaurant is new to me. The tables on the right side were occupied by a lively group. We sat at the counter. The open kitchen allows you to see everything. Orders are placed using a touch panel. There weren't many options for individual dishes, but they were all delicious! The skewers were grilled with care. Perhaps my expectations weren't too high, but I was quite satisfied with this good restaurant. Thank you for the meal!

I went to Umaya to have a meal. Today, I wanted to eat squid shumai, so I ordered the squid shumai and beef tongue barley rice bowl set. Needless to say, the beef tongue was thinly sliced and very flavorful and delicious, but the squid shumai was surprisingly delicious after not having it for a while. I ended up eating two bowls of rice with barley and grated yam and a raw egg on top. Thank you for the meal!

Despite almost having the day off from work, it was snowing in Fukuoka in the morning. I wanted to watch the popular movie "Avatar: Way of Water" in 4DX3D, so I took a taxi to Canal City. I decided to have a late lunch to prepare for the over 3-hour movie, so I visited Umaya Canal City store. The location is about a 6-minute walk from Gion Station, and within walking distance from Hakata Station and Nakasu Kawabata Station. Umaya is operated by JR Kyushu Food Service Co., Ltd. and is one of the most reliable restaurants in Canal City, so I have used it several times. I arrived around 2:30 pm. The restaurant is spacious, with seating for about 70 people including counter seats, tables, and raised seating. I sat at a table for 4 people by myself. On the table, there were service items such as raw eggs (up to 1 per set meal), soy sauce, salt, shichimi (seven spice), toothpicks, and paper napkins. After being seated, a pitcher of cold tea, teacup, chopsticks, and paper towels were brought to me. Umaya's menu offers a variety of Kyushu specialties in addition to the famous beef tongue. This time, I ordered the following: ・Motsunabe set meal 1,750 yen ・Barley rice ・Chicken Nanban (3 pieces) 430 yen, for a total of 2,180 yen. The set meals at Umaya come with free refills of rice, miso soup, and pickles, as well as a complimentary raw egg from the table. You can also choose between white rice and barley rice. The dishes arrived in less than 5 minutes. The motsunabe set meal included motsunabe, barley rice, mentaiko (spicy cod roe), pickles, and champon noodles, with an additional order of 3 pieces of Chicken Nanban. Motsunabe lunches usually come with either rice or champon noodles, but having both options and free rice refills is fantastic! The motsunabe and vegetables were plentiful and satisfying. The Chicken Nanban was decent. There were too many side dishes, so I naturally went for a second serving of rice. I had mentaiko rice for the first bowl, but for the second bowl, I made egg rice with the raw egg on the table. Starting with mentaiko rice, then egg rice, and ending with champon noodles, I definitely overate. The hospitality of the staff varied greatly, but Umaya, as a restaurant in a commercial facility, has a high level of completion. I highly recommend it, especially in Canal City. Please visit at least once!

I went there for the first time. The spacious interior, good seating arrangement, and delicious taste were all great. The grilled beef shoulder loin had a wonderful aroma, and the miso soup that was refillable was really delicious. I tried the Akaushi beef skewers. They came with salt, yuzu kosho, and miso sauce, but I preferred the salt. The grilled beef shoulder loin was also delicious, especially with salt and the accompanying lemon. It was very tasty. The location, service, and price all match well. I highly recommend it to tourists.

It's been a while since I last went to Umaya. I think I've been there a few times. When I went to Canal City, there were some good deals and a variety of options. I ordered motsunabe, but I wish it had a bit more flavor. I noticed that there were quite a few closed restaurants in Canal City when I went there after a long time.

I tried this restaurant for the first time after shopping. It is located on the 4th floor of Canal City. I ordered the Beef Tongue Barley and Tororo Set Meal for ¥1880. The beef tongue is thin, but the taste was delicious. The miso soup and tororo that came with it were also delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Had lunch at a restaurant in Canal City. I had the Beef Tongue Barley Tororo Set Meal. You can change the rice to barley rice, and you can have seconds of rice, miso soup, and pickles. The beef tongue is thinly sliced and comes with tororo (grated yam) and raw egg. The egg had a rich flavor and was delicious. Thank you for the meal! (^^)

This time, I went to Umaya Canal City Hakata store located at 1-2-22 Sumiyoshi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, 4th floor. I was in the mood for Japanese food as there are many ramen and fast food options lately, so I wandered around Canal City Hakata and moved from the basement restaurant floor to the 4th floor. This restaurant is affiliated with JR. I saw it at the storefront and decided to try it out. The interior of the restaurant is purely Japanese style, very calming. I ordered the Chicken Nanban and Beef Tongue Barley Tororo set meal for 1480 yen. It comes with the two most popular items, and the tororo seems good for health as I don't usually eat it. You can also get a rice refill. Thank you for the meal.

My first time at Canal City. The main purpose was to watch a Conan movie. After the movie, we had lunch at Uma-ya, which is located just a short walk from the movie theater. It's a chain restaurant. I had beef tongue and chicken nanban. Delicious. I think it's reasonably priced at 1400 yen.

I ordered a set of beef tongue and chicken nanban tartare. The beef tongue was not warm, but the chicken nanban was delicious. I was able to get free refills of rice and miso soup, so I was able to eat until I was full. It was nice that I could choose between barley rice and white rice.

I was torn between wanting to eat beef tongue and chicken nanban, but I found a set meal that included both! The portion was generous, and it came with grated yam rice and raw egg, which was delicious. You can choose between white rice and barley rice. I would like to visit again!

On the 4th floor of Canal City, there is a restaurant that serves both izakaya and Japanese cuisine. I highly recommend the Chicken Nanban and Beef Tongue set meal at this restaurant. Surprisingly, the food arrived within 10 minutes of ordering. The Nanban sauce was perfectly chilled and sweet, while the beef tongue was thinly sliced making it easier to eat compared to other places I've been to. However, if you enjoy the texture of food, this may not be the best choice. I personally enjoy the texture of food, so I was a bit disappointed. I visited around 1 pm and the restaurant was not too crowded, making it a great place for a solo female diner. The restaurant has counter seats, table seats, and tatami rooms, catering to various occasions for individuals, friends, and families to enjoy. They serve lunch during the day and turn into an izakaya at night, so you can enjoy it twice. I will definitely visit again.

I am always impressed by the fact that the fried food in the children's set is always piping hot and freshly made!

I had beef tongue for the first time in a while before watching the movie, but it was still quite thin. So, I ordered an extra portion! I also added a seasonal limited oyster fry.

The menu mainly consists of set meals, so I think it's a place where people can quickly drink and eat. It's a place to eat rice!

Beef tongue and grated yam set meal. Eat a little bit of barley rice first, then add grated yam and egg.