I used it on my trip to Fukuoka. It is a cafe restaurant located inside Canal City Hakata. The interior has many counter seats and table seats where you can see the outside view, and I went there around noon on Sunday. There were quite a few customers, making it lively. Despite being busy, the atmosphere inside the restaurant was calm and peaceful. The decorations inside the restaurant had a cafe-like atmosphere with greenery here and there. This time, I ordered just an iced coffee. It took about 10 minutes to be served probably because it was crowded. The coffee had a slightly sharp taste, was well chilled, and had a flavor that slowly seeped into my tired body. The aroma was good, so I had it black this time, but I think it falls into the category of black coffee that is easy to drink. I stayed for about 50 minutes, savoring the coffee slowly, and then left. Thank you for the meal.

This is Canal City Hakata. The interior is very spacious, and I walked around exhaustedly. I found a cafe with a great view, so I decided to take a break here. The menu offers a wide variety of drinks and sweets, but all I see is the beer set. I ordered the "Beer A Set" with potato chips (890 yen) while my companion ordered an iced cafe latte (650 yen). We were given a number tag and waited for our order at our chosen seats by the window. I sat at the counter seat facing the window. The beer, Kirin Ichiban Shibori, was cold and delicious. The thick-cut potato chips were slightly lacking in saltiness and seemed a bit humid. The iced cafe latte my companion ordered was served in a cup that looked like a water glass, which seemed a bit off for the price charged at a cafe. Despite this, we enjoyed watching the fountain show. Thank you, Ciclo!

I used the Chicken Nanban plate + drink for ¥1640 for a late lunch. You order at the register and then can choose your seat, making it easy for solo beginners. From the window counter seats, you can overlook the fountain show. There are outlets available, making it great for breaks. The casual yet stylish interior attracts many couples on dates.

I am enjoying a snack time at Cafe Otto Ciclo on the 4th floor of the huge commercial facility "Canal City" in Fukuoka with a Proffit Roll and coffee ☕️. The menu here is a vanilla ice cream-filled choux pastry topped with warm chocolate sauce and sprinkled with crunch. The taste is delicious, but it's hard...(・ω・｀) It's a nice little break during your outing.

I visited CAFFE OTTO.Cycle in Canal City for lunch a while ago. The restaurant has counter seats, making it a great choice for solo diners. Last time, I had omurice, but this time I tried the chicken nanban. It was a generous portion with plenty of vegetables. I enjoyed a leisurely lunch while overlooking the fountain in Canal's courtyard.

Located in the area of 1-2-1 Sumiyoshi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City - a 9-minute walk from JR Hakata Station! This cafe is situated on the 4th floor of Canal City Hakata Cinema Street. It opened in April 2002 and has 6 stores in Fukuoka City and 1 store in Nagasaki Dejima. The special feature of this cafe is its central location in Canal City, with a view of Canal City from all window seats, creating an open and airy atmosphere inside. Upon entering, place your order and pay, then find an available seat! I tried the "30-day aged thick cut pork cutlet set meal." First, the pork cutlet - taking a bite, it was just average, lacking the distinctive taste of aged meat. Perhaps it would be better not to emphasize the aging process if the meat doesn't showcase it well. For those who haven't tried aged meat, it may seem acceptable, but is aging pork really necessary? The set meal also includes brown rice, bean sprout soup, and salad, but the rice was not tasty, and the soup had a cheap, bland flavor. Overall, I left unsatisfied with the lunch. This cafe might be better suited for enjoying coffee or sweets. Thank you for the meal. Enjoy Cafe Life☆

This is a cafe located inside Canal City. The interior is quite spacious, and from the window-side counter seats, you can see the fountain in the middle of Canal City. I ordered omurice. It was delicious with plenty of demi-glace sauce. There is also a drink bar, so it's perfect for taking a break from shopping.

On the 4th floor of Canal City Hakata, we had lunch at Cafe Otto Ciclo. It was a weekday during the state of emergency, so there were few customers, providing just the right amount of social distance. We had to order as soon as we entered (there was a line behind us), so I ordered the thick-cut pork cutlet set and my partner ordered the Gapao rice. The pork cutlet took 10-15 minutes to fry, so the Gapao rice was served first. After a while, the pork cutlet set arrived and we enjoyed our meal. The cafe seemed to cater to women, as there was a large amount of vegetables served alongside the pork cutlet. The pork cutlet had a slightly dark color, indicating it was fried a bit too much, but it was delicious. However, the sauce became salty as we ate. My partner struggled to finish the generous portion of Gapao rice.

Cafe Otto inside Canal City Hakata offers a fantastic view of Canal City Hakata from the window seats. I ordered the avocado and tuna bowl, which was colorful, Instagram-worthy, and delicious. The drink bar offers soup, tea, coffee, and more, so you can enjoy for a long time. The calm and cozy atmosphere makes it a great place for gatherings of women or for those who want to relax alone.

It is located on the 4th floor of Canal City. I visited Cafe Ciclo. You can enjoy cafe dining while watching the fountain. It seems that both power and Wi-Fi are free. I had a drink with cafe latte and marmalade. It seems like you can dip chocolate like fondue. It was still a bit chilly, so it was warm and delicious. If I had been a little hungry, I would have liked to try something like a parfait, but this time I was full and passed. The interior of the restaurant was stylish and relaxing.

I went to pick up my bicycle at Canal and decided to stop by this cafe. I arrived a little after 11 am and there were two customers there, creating a relaxing atmosphere to enjoy the view of the canal. I ordered the ricotta pancake with a drink set, and chose a hot vanilla latte. I installed the app and found a coupon for 500 yen off for first-time users, so I used it. It was great. The counter seats facing the canal with outlets were perfect for relaxing alone. The order arrived in about 5 minutes. The ricotta pancake was thick and very fluffy. The vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, and syrup were served separately, allowing you to customize your toppings. The latte had a heart-shaped art on top, which was cute.

We decided to have a quick meeting at the canal and had lunch here. There is Wi-Fi and power outlets at the counter, and the view overlooking the canal is nice. However, the leather on the chairs is torn and the atmosphere is not the best. The beef stew with tendon costs around 1700 yen with a drink bar, which feels like commercial facility pricing. The taste and portion are not bad, but considering the cost performance, there may be better options available.

A bright, spacious cafe along the canal with a fountain. The view from the fourth floor is calming, and you can enjoy the beautiful illumination fountain show at a leisurely pace. The stylish interior offers satisfying dishes that both men and women will enjoy. The portions and calories are 130% higher than other cafes, and the desserts are beautifully presented. Free Wi-Fi, smoking and non-smoking areas available, and plenty of seating. A hidden gem where you can fully recharge after your visit to Canal City. As expected from the OTTO group. Thank you for the consistent joy.

It is a long, narrow restaurant with separate entrance and exit. You order at the entrance and they bring the food to your table. I chose a counter seat with a great view. I had a set of hamburger and fried chicken with a draft beer. The salad was generous and it came with okra and bonito flakes, which was a nice touch. The onion sauce on the hamburger was spicy, while the fried chicken was a bit bland. The rice was mixed grain, which was also nice.

It had been a while since I visited Canal City Hakata. Lately, it has become a popular landmark for foreigners. I came here for some errands and decided to have lunch at this café on the 4th floor of Center Walk. There are two entrances, one for entering and one for exiting. I entered through the entrance, placed my order at the counter, paid, and then chose a seat. There are window-side counter seats and table seats. From the window, you can see the colorful and curvy buildings that Canal City is famous for, with a canal running through the center and a dynamic fountain show. The lunch menu consists of curry, fried chicken, and hamburger, which seems to be popular among young people. I ordered the Hamburger & Fried Chicken Plate (1,350 yen) and a large draft beer (810 yen). The food arrived surprisingly quickly, within about 3 minutes. The rice was mixed grain, and the hamburger and chicken were decent. There was a generous amount of vegetables, which I think would be appreciated by women. They provide newspapers, magazines, power outlets, reading lights, and free Wi-Fi, making it a comfortable place for solo diners to enjoy their time.

I went to Otto Cafe in Hakata for the first time in a while when I visited Canal City Hakata. I remembered going there before, so I looked it up on the map and found it easily. They have both table and counter seats, making it a comfortable place for individuals or groups. We shared the limited edition Mont Blanc pancake for autumn, which was a thick pancake topped with chestnut cream, chestnuts, pie crust, and berry sauce. It was more like a bread than a pancake. It was the perfect amount for two people after lunch. I think it's a great cafe for a leisurely girls' gathering or a break. I would like to go there again when I have business at Canal City Hakata!

A cafe with a great location where you can watch a fountain show from the counter seats facing the window. Located inside Canal City Hakata, you pay at the counter and then the staff bring your order to your seat. The seating is open and the counter seats have plenty of outlets for use. They also have a drink bar and manga available, like a manga cafe. The drinks are reasonably priced, not too cheap or expensive, and the food plates are around 1000 yen, also not cheap but tasty. I had the Terimayo sandwich plate. They also have a good selection for dinner, with a beer set for 1000 yen. It's not cheap but the atmosphere is great for hanging out or meeting up with friends. In the evening, you can see the Christmas illuminations from the Grand Hyatt across the street, which is a nice touch. It's a good spot for those who want to relax alone. The potato chips that came with the beer set were just average.

- I had a Caramel Latte (iced) for 530 yen. - I visited on a weekday night. The background music was at a decent volume, and the lighting consisted of warm colors and indirect lighting from candles. The atmosphere of the restaurant was well put together. The facilities were still in perfect condition. Additionally, there was a view of the canal from the 4th floor. If you visit on a less crowded day, this is definitely the place to relax. I had been leaning towards Komeda Coffee in Tenjin recently, but I was reminded of the presence and necessity of Otto-san once again. Thank you for the meal.

I had dinner before the movie - the interior and location were excellent! It was nice to see the fountain show properly. However, the menu and quality were just average. The salad was quite dry, and it felt like a token gesture. I remember other Otto locations being better, so keep striving to be a trendy café.

After the movie, I had delicious chicken nanban! It was a shame that the window seats were not available, but the night view was beautiful. ^_^