It was a random time in the evening when I visited. For some reason, whenever I go to Marina Town, I end up ordering the tendon here about 99% of the time. So, I'm a regular customer. When I just want a little bit to eat, they have a mini size tendon available, and as a tendon lover, I always feel like ordering it... (laughs) This time, I ordered the regular size tendon as usual. It was delicious as always. It had 1 shrimp, 1 white fish, 1 squid, 1 pumpkin, 1 green pepper, and 1 eggplant. The portion size is not too big, it's just right, and the ingredients are not that voluminous, so maybe some men could eat enough for two people! Maybe if I were younger, I would feel like it's not enough, but now that I'm older, it's just the right amount. I always end up ordering tendon dishes, so I don't know the taste of sashimi dishes, so maybe next time I'll try sashimi or a seafood bowl? I'll probably stop by Marina Town again... Thank you for the meal!

I ordered only from the kids menu, which cost 638 yen including tax, at the food court. I ordered something from a different place for myself. The kids menu allows you to choose a mini rice bowl. It came in a fancy boat-shaped plate with tempura on top. There were 3 pieces of tuna, which looked delicious.

I had a meeting in Hyakudo in the morning for work, so I went to Aeon Marina Town in Nishi Ward for lunch. It's been a while since I've been to Marina Town. I was happy to find out that the parking becomes free when you eat here. I couldn't decide where to have lunch - should I go for Makino Udon, Kizumaru, or Ringer Hut... I ended up choosing the seafood bowl at Kizumaru! When I went to the counter to order, I found out that the set meal comes with "mentaiko" and it's all-you-can-eat. So I changed my order to the sashimi set meal. The food arrived in about 6 minutes. The sashimi, especially the yellowtail, was fresh and delicious. The mentaiko was also tasty without being too spicy. Thank you for the meal.

Today, I had a meeting in Momochi in the morning, and I was thinking about where to have lunch. I decided to have lunch in Nishi-ku Marinatown where it's easy to park. I was debating between Makino Udon and Ringer Hut, but I was curious about the grilled fish at "Kisumimaru", so I chose that. This time, I had the "Salted Mackerel Set" which was cut in half and quite a generous portion. When you order a set meal, you can have unlimited servings of "Mentaiko". The mackerel was oily and delicious. Thank you for the meal!

We went out as a family for the first time in a while. We took our dog for a walk on the beach in Marinatown in the Nishi Ward, and on our way back, we stopped by the AEON store in Marinatown to buy groceries. Since my child and I were hungry, we decided to eat at Kizumaru, which is also available in Tenjin and Hakata Station. They have a variety of menu items like tempura set meals, tempura rice bowls, seafood rice bowls, negitoro rice bowls, salmon rice bowls, etc. When we asked the staff for their popular menu item, they recommended the "Kizumaru bowl," so we decided to try that. It looked beautiful and the sashimi was delicious. The homemade sesame dressing was also tasty. For just over 1,000 yen, I think it was a good deal for what you get. It's nice to have seafood rice bowls available in the food court. Thank you for the meal.

It's been a while since I last visited Marinatown, and I was surprised to see so many closed stores, but now there are more new stores and it looks quite lively. I decided to have lunch at the food court, which I haven't done in years. There were a lot of different options, but I ended up choosing the lunch set where you can pick a main dish, and I chose the fried horse mackerel and sashimi. After ordering, I waited at my table. When my buzzer rang, I went to the counter where they asked me how much mentaiko (spicy cod roe) I wanted. At first, they gave me a small amount on a tiny plate with a teaspoon, but I asked for more and they gave me about three times as much, haha. Back at my seat, I started eating. Wait, the salmon is frozen and very watery. The frozen salmon sashimi is not good, right? The rice was also a bit dry. Even though it's just a food court, is this acceptable? Compared to the upscale stores in the same group like Mitsukoshi and Kisui Tei at Hakata Station, it doesn't hold up. Even for a food court, I personally found several things lacking, so I won't be coming back. Sorry for the harsh comments. Oh, the fried horse mackerel was actually delicious. The tempura bowl looked good, so I should have chosen something other than raw fish. I will visit again, thank you for the meal.

Since we couldn't go anywhere for Golden Week, my family went to Momochi Beach for a walk with our dog. The dog was very happy. After the walk, we got hungry, so we decided to have lunch nearby. My wife suggested going to Marina Town. It's convenient because you can also shop at AEON afterwards. The kids wanted steak, so we went to Pepper Lunch. My wife had champon at Ringer Hut, and I had seafood bowl and tempura at Kisuiran. It's convenient that everyone can choose what they want at the food court. I've been to Kisuiran in Tenjin and Hakata before, and I didn't know there was one at AEON too. I ordered the luxurious Kisui Don and the freshly fried tempura set. It was delicious and affordable. The bowl had yellowtail, scallop, tuna, salmon, squid, and more. The salmon and negitoro were taken by the kids. It was good value for money and tasty. We'll definitely go back.

I'm not really into seafood bowls, but on this day, I was feeling a bit adventurous. I usually go for Tekkadon, so this time I decided to try something different and went for a Negitoro bowl! It was quickly prepared, and looking at the photo of the Negitoro bowl, it might not look very appetizing. But when I tasted it, it was exactly as I imagined. However, there was too much Kinshi Tamago (shredded egg), which I felt threw off the balance of the Negitoro bowl. So, I added a lot of pickles to create a balanced Toro Taku bowl and finished it all. My thoughts on the meal? Well, it was okay. I think I'm ready for a well-balanced seafood bowl soon. Balance, balance, balance, balance, balance, balance, balance, balance, balance, balance, balance...

Today, I had a meeting in the morning in the Momochi/Nishijin area of Sawara-ku. I was thinking about where to have lunch, so I drove towards Nishi-ku and saw Aeon Marina Town. I decided to stop by and check it out. Inside, I found a food court with Linga Hat, Pepper Lunch, Kizumaru, Makino Udon, McDonald's, and more. I had missed out on eating eel on the recent "Doyo no Ushi no Hi" (Day of the Ox), so I decided to have the "eel set meal" at Kizumaru. There were various options like seafood bowl, salmon bowl, shrimp tempura bowl, tempura set meal, etc., and I had a hard time deciding until the end. Since it's summer vacation, there were many children around. The elementary school student in front of me ordered a "kids' meal" and asked for a mini salmon bowl, which was only 450 yen - so cheap! The "eel set meal" I ordered had more eel than I expected. Although I felt the rice portion was a bit small considering the amount of eel, it also came with sashimi and cost 1280 yen, so it's a good deal. I also noticed a dessert called "mochi mochi ice cream tempura" on the menu, so I plan to come back with my kids during the summer vacation.

On this day, I had a meeting in the morning in the Nishi-ku area, and I was thinking about what to eat for lunch. I felt like having some meat, so I decided to go to either "Ikinari Steak" in Marinatown or "Pepper Steak" in Marinatown. The meeting ran later than expected, and I didn't want to spend too much time commuting, so I ended up going to Marinatown. When I entered the food court in Marinatown, there were options like "Maki no Udon" and "Kisuiramaru," and I was torn. Udon, tempura, seafood bowl... what should I choose? I decided on the tempura from "Kisuiramaru." When I placed my order, it came out in 5-6 minutes. I was surprised at how fast it was for freshly fried tempura. When it arrived, I was surprised by the portion size of the rice. I wondered if I could finish it all. The tempura included shrimp, sardine, pork, eggplant, bell pepper, pumpkin, etc. The vegetables were large and satisfying to eat. It might be a bit too much for women. The tempura was delicious as it was freshly fried, and there was plenty of grated daikon radish available, so I added a lot to the tempura dipping sauce and enjoyed it. The drinks were also cheap. The rice came with spicy cod roe and squid salted squid, which was much appreciated. For less than 1000 yen, I think it was a great deal. The parking was free, so I will definitely go again.

I had lunch today at the food court in Aeon Marinatown in the Nishi Ward. There are not many dining options in Aeon Marinatown. There are McDonald's, Makino Udon, Pepper Lunch, Ringer Hut, Kisuirimaru, and Mister Donut. The choices are limited. Burgers, udon, steak, champon, seafood bowl, tempura, snacks... that's about it. I went with some colleagues from work, and one of them wanted tempura, so I also decided to have tempura from Kisuirimaru. There were various options like seafood bowl, salmon bowl, yellowtail bowl, spicy tuna bowl, tempura set, shrimp tempura bowl, meat tempura bowl, fish tempura bowl, etc., but I chose the "Kisuirimaru Value Bowl" which comes with a mini seafood bowl and a variety of tempura. Even though it was a mini seafood bowl, it was quite filling. The tempura assortment also had 6 items and was quite generous. I didn't expect much from tempura at a food court, but since it was freshly fried, it was surprisingly delicious. I indulged a little for lunch today.

I had a seafood bowl at "Kisuiraku" in the food court at Aeon Mall. I ordered the "Kisui Don" for 1,280 yen. 1) The ingredients were fresh and delicious. 2) There was a variety of seafood such as shrimp, squid, scallops, tuna, salmon, yellowtail, salmon roe, and quail eggs. 3) The cuts of the ingredients were decent. 4) The rice was warm, not vinegared rice. 5) The sauce was sesame soy sauce, but I prefer a stronger sesame flavor. Overall, the seafood bowl was tasty for a food court meal.

I like seafood bowls, so I tried the seafood bowl. It had a lot of toppings and I was satisfied!

So, I ordered the Tekka-don (*^^*) The taste was hmm~(； ･`ω･´) It's really delicious... I think? The price of 650 yen is reasonable (*^^*) Thank you for the meal.

Quick lunch at Kisui-san~ ε=ヽ(*･ω･)ﾉ ===========

I do not recommend the taste. The food is not delicious, it feels frozen (cold). The sashimi is not bad but just average, maybe frozen? The photos look great, so many people might be deceived and end up ordering. I am writing this review to get rid of such situations. If you don't care about taste, then it's okay, but otherwise, it's better not to go. According to my wife (who has no taste buds), the quality is acceptable for a food court, so she gives it a 0.5 rating, making it 1.5 out of 5.

The portion was smaller than expected.

Today, I had a meeting in Hyakudo, so I was thinking about where to have lunch since the morning. The meeting went longer than expected and ended after 1 pm. I was still hungry as I drove, and then I saw "Aeon Marinatown". I decided to park my car and explore the food options. I saw signs for "Makino Udon", "Pepper Lunch", "Kisumaru", "Ringer Hut", "McDonald's"... Hmm, where should I go? Since I was advised not to dine inside a restaurant by my company, I chose a place where I could get takeout. After discussing with my colleagues, we decided on the seafood bowl and tempura from "Kisumaru". We ordered the "seafood bowl", "yellowtail bowl", and "tempura bowl" and enjoyed our meal. The sashimi bowl had great value for its price and the sesame sauce was delicious. The tempura bowl had a sweet sauce that paired well with the rice. It turned out to be a great lunch.

Last week during the long weekend, I visited my relatives' house and picked up takeout from "Kisuiramaru" and "Makino Udon" in Marina Town, Nishi Ward, Fukuoka City. We got a variety of dishes including seafood bowls and udon. From "Makino Udon," we bought udon and duck rice. From "Kisuiramaru," we got seafood bowl, negitoro bowl, luxurious seafood bowl, Kisui bowl, assorted tempura, and shrimp tempura bowl. The food court at Kisuiramaru is cheaper than the ones in Tenjin or Hakata. It's a great deal at that price. I will definitely go back for more.