I went to a stylish and calm restaurant. I enjoyed delicious sashimi and sake while relaxing. The clay pot rice was very delicious, so we ordered four different kinds for the four of us! It was fun to be able to share and try various types. I'm so full!

Great value all-you-can-drink Kama-meshi course for 4000 yen! Includes three appetizers, salad, sashimi, simmered pork belly hot pot, seasonal Kama-meshi, and dessert! And the all-you-can-drink includes draft beer, sake, and hot sake! It's surprising to find such a good deal in Nakasu, baby! The restaurant is also newly opened and clean. The interior is new, clean, and simple. It may not be the best for a fancy date or business entertainment, but it's recommended for when you want to eat affordably.

I used it after lunch time. There is a counter inside, so it is easy to use even for one person. I ordered the grilled mackerel set meal. Although the price has gone up, it is rare to find a restaurant in Nakasu where you can eat for less than 1,000 yen, so I am grateful. You can choose between multigrain rice and white rice, and you can also get a refill of rice, which is a satisfying point. The portion may look a little sparse in the photos because the plate is large, but when you actually eat it, it is just the right amount. I left the restaurant feeling full.

I found this place when I was looking for a place to have dinner at night! It's not exactly a traditional set meal restaurant, they also have a lot of izakaya (Japanese pub) dishes. There were many menu options, but this time I ordered the Chicken Nanban set meal (950 yen). The Chicken Nanban was very filling and the rice just kept disappearing! It was great to have the option for free rice refills when you're really hungry! There were other menu items that caught my eye, so I would like to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

I went for a course reservation at night. I was surprised by the amount of food you get for this price! The sashimi was delicious, and I was satisfied with the combination of sukiyaki and rice cooked in a clay pot. However, I am a sake drinker, so I wish there were more options for sake on the menu instead of just chu-hai and cocktails. The restaurant had a simple and beautiful exterior and interior. I would like to try it for lunch next time.

It was already evening, but I was lucky to find out that I could still order a set meal. I decided to order the Chicken Nanban. When it arrived, I saw that it was covered in a generous amount of tartar sauce. The tartar sauce alone seemed enough to eat with rice... (laughs) The Chicken Nanban was in a size similar to fried chicken and had a strong flavor. I could eat it quickly with big bites. The rice seemed to be cooked in a clay pot, and while it was chewy, it felt a bit too soft, maybe because it had been sitting for a while since it was evening. I would like to try it again when the rice is freshly cooked. Thank you for the meal. Chicken Nanban with plenty of tartar sauce [Asahi - Rice cooked in a clay pot]

At Asahi in Nakasu, if you visit the restaurant around 1:30 pm on a weekday, there may be a wait of 2-3 people outside. After a few minutes, you can enter the restaurant. I ordered the Chicken Nanban set meal, which came with rice, two side dishes, and miso soup. The rice, cooked in a clay pot, was delicious and you could get seconds. You can choose between white rice or mixed grains, I chose white rice. The Chicken Nanban was bite-sized and covered in plenty of tartar sauce, making it easy to eat with just the sauce.

I was able to visit the restaurant I was curious about. I ordered the mackerel with myoga and miso grilled set meal after looking at the menu. It had a rich miso flavor and was delicious, but I couldn't really taste the myoga, maybe because I haven't had it much before. Even though I didn't really taste the myoga, I didn't feel out of place eating the mackerel miso grilled set meal. The rice was delicious, and it was so good that I could eat it on its own without any side dishes.

I had lunch at a restaurant in Nakasu Kawabata in Hakata, and I casually walked into a place I had been curious about. I ordered the grilled mackerel set meal for 900 yen. It was just before 12 o'clock on a holiday, and there were only a few customers. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is not quiet and relaxed, as upbeat music is playing. Most customers seem to leave soon after finishing their meal. The food arrived in about 6-7 minutes after ordering. The tray is large, so the fish and rice look small. The rice seems to be cooked in a clay pot with care, but to me, it felt a bit too firm. The mackerel was grilled well and tasted delicious.

I heard that at this restaurant you can get free refills of rice cooked in a clay pot, so I wanted to try it out. I went in for lunch and ordered the Nikujaga set meal for 900 yen. I chose the mixed grain rice and went for a large portion. The food came out quickly. It included simmered hijiki seaweed, pickles, a slightly small miso soup, and the Nikujaga dish. The Nikujaga portion was a bit small for my liking, but it was very delicious! I finished every last drop of the broth. The Nikujaga had white radish, carrots, potatoes, and pork. The miso soup was also a bit on the small side, but it was tasty! The hijiki seaweed was just average. The mixed grain rice in large portion was quite a lot! The rice was very firm, which I personally liked, but it might be too firm for some people. The ratio of Nikujaga to rice was off, so I struggled a bit to finish the rice, but I managed to eat it all! As a big eater, I was satisfied with the portion size! Also, the staff member who greeted us was very energetic and had a loud voice, which created a bright atmosphere in the restaurant! I hope he keeps up the good work!

This is a restaurant located along Nakasu Chuo Street in Nakasu 5-chome, specializing in clay pot rice dishes. I visited this place for lunch and found a calm atmosphere with counter and table seating options. I ordered the Miso-grilled Mackerel and Sakura Shrimp Set Meal for 950 yen. The main dish of miso-grilled mackerel was topped with Sakura shrimp, giving it a delicious flavor. I chose mixed grain rice for the clay pot rice, and they offer free refills. The miso soup was Wakame seaweed flavor. The side dishes included fish roe and taro simmered dish, as well as okra. The restaurant is located near Kokukou Shrine in Nakasu 5-chome along Nakasu Chuo Street. Asahi Clay Pot Rice Address: 1F LA Hakata Building, 5-6-10 Nakasu, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City Phone: 050-5589-2923 Business Hours: 11:00-23:00 Closed on: Obon, New Year holidays (Please note that prices, business hours, and holidays are subject to change, so please confirm with the store before visiting.)

Today, I visited a restaurant that specializes in clay pot rice dishes. I found it by searching nearby and decided to give it a try. The restaurant has a stylish and modern atmosphere, quite different from a typical set meal restaurant. Inside, there are counter seats and tables, with a limited number of seats. Customers ranged from individuals to groups, mostly locals or office workers, I assume. I ordered the "Mackerel Saikyo-Yaki Set Meal," which was the seasonal recommendation. It came with salad, miso soup, pickles, and fried tofu. You can choose between white rice and mixed grain rice, with free refills. The rice was fluffy and flavorful, probably due to the clay pot. The mackerel was perfectly cooked and seasoned, with a firm texture. It was delicious. I enjoyed my meal. Thank you.

It is located about a 3-minute walk from Nakasu Kawabata Subway Station. There are counter seats and table seats, and the atmosphere is bright and calm. It feels welcoming for a woman dining alone. For lunch, there are standard menu items as well as seasonal recommendations. The Chicken Sweet Chili Mayo set meal for 950 yen includes rice (choice of white rice or mixed grain rice), miso soup, thick-fried tofu with sauce, cabbage and tuna salad, and kimchi. The hot thick-fried tofu with sauce was good, and the salad was delicious. The seasoning of the main dish was to my liking, but unfortunately, the chicken itself was really disappointing. I have never had such meat before. The staff were friendly. Thank you for the meal.

I came out to the city on a weekend break for the first time in a while. Lately, I have been eating out a lot on business trips, so I have been staying at home on weekends to eat lightly. My weight has been steadily decreasing, so I thought it was about time to eat out. There was a restaurant I had in mind. It is this restaurant here. They cook white rice in a clay pot, and on top of that, they offer unlimited rice refills at this set meal restaurant. They serve dishes made with seasonal ingredients without using chemical seasonings. I had been curious about it for a while. After meeting a friend in the morning, I decided to give it a try. I arrived at the restaurant around 11:05. There was one customer in the restaurant, sitting at a table or counter seat. I was seated at an empty counter seat and checked the menu. I had already decided what to order. I called the waiter and ordered the mackerel with wasabi miso grilled set meal. I chose white rice from white rice and mixed grain rice options. I waited for my order to arrive. The interior of the restaurant is beautiful. It's a place where even women can easily dine alone. The water is also delicious. I was surprised that all the waiters were young men. My order arrived in about 10 minutes. It's a stylish set meal, I would say. I took a bite of the mackerel with wasabi miso. It's delicious. The mackerel is crispy on the outside and juicy and tender on the inside. The natural spiciness of wasabi and the smooth taste of miso go well with the mackerel. The miso soup was slightly light in flavor and contained green onions and seaweed. The seasoning was a bit different... The fried tofu in dashi broth was a bit hot... It's relatively light in taste. The pickled eggplant has just the right amount of salt. The kimchi is also gently seasoned with a hint of sweetness. The cabbage, tuna, and corn salad is also gently seasoned and delicious. The side dishes are so delicious that I keep eating more rice. I had one extra serving of rice. If I could refill it myself, I could eat two more servings. The rice is cooked in a clay pot, so it's fluffy and chewy. I eat eagerly. I finished it in no time. Since they don't use chemical seasonings, all the dishes have a gentle flavor. I feel like I can keep coming back without getting tired of it. Next time I visit, I might try the eggplant and pork shoulder loin miso stir-fry set meal or the chicken tsukune with spicy egg sauce set meal. The seasonal recommended set meals seem to change depending on the season, so it's worth checking out. It cost me 950 yen this time. I think it's a reasonable price. It was delicious. I will come again.

I went to Asahi, a restaurant specializing in clay pot cooked rice, located in Nakasu, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City on February 23, 2023 (Thursday). Intrigued by the long line in front of the restaurant, I decided to check it out. The name of the restaurant includes "clay pot cooked rice," indicating their confidence in the deliciousness of their rice. I ordered the eggplant and pork shoulder loin miso stir-fry set meal. You can choose between white rice or mixed grain rice, and I chose white rice. They also have seasonal set meal options. The eggplant and pork shoulder loin miso stir-fry set meal cost 950 yen (tax included) and came with a generous portion of meat. The clay pot cooked rice, which you can have refills of, is a must-try. The side dishes included fried tofu, salad with tuna and corn, and kimchi. The kimchi, in particular, was flavorful with more umami than spiciness. I was impressed by the amount of meat in the meal. The sweet miso sauce paired well with the meat, and the eggplant was juicy and tasty. I had a refill of the clay pot cooked rice and left the restaurant feeling completely satisfied with a full stomach. The restaurant is located at 5-6-10 Nakasu, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, with irregular closing days.

This time, I visited this shop that I found on Instagram!【Visit Date】I visited around 11:00 on Wednesday and was able to enter smoothly.------------------------------【Order】・Beef sukiyaki set meal・Fried chicken------------------------------【Notes】I was torn between all the menu options, but this time I ordered the beef sukiyaki set meal! The rice is cooked in a clay pot and it's all-you-can-eat! It was brought to me after a while. It comes with kimchi and miso soup! The sukiyaki had a large piece of beef on top, visually stunning! The rice cooked in a clay pot had a nice aroma, whetting my appetite. This time, instead of dipping the egg, I tried putting the egg into the sukiyaki and eating it! The sukiyaki was well-seasoned, with the texture of the vegetables providing a nice accent, and it was delicious! The rice cooked in the clay pot was chewy and paired perfectly with the sukiyaki! There are various other set meals available, so I would like to try others as well!【Highlights✨】☆All-you-can-eat rice cooked in a clay pot!☆Delicious sukiyaki from start to finish!

The weather forecast predicted snow, but the sky is holding up well. So, I headed towards Nakasu for lunch! Unfortunately, both of the restaurants I wanted to visit were closed. I decided to stop by "Donabe Takigohan Asahi" on the way back towards Showa-dori from Nakasu Kawabata Station. I told the staff that it would be just me. It was 12:05, a busy time ahead. I was seated at the counter, which had 4 seats and a basket to store coats, making it quite comfortable. I ordered the "Mackerel with Wasabi Miso Grilled Set Meal (950 yen, tax included)" as listed on the information board. I chose mixed grain rice instead of white rice. The serving time was 6-7 minutes. The main dish was mackerel with three side dishes, mixed grain rice, and miso soup. I tried the mackerel first - crispy skin, tender flesh, and a hint of wasabi flavor. The balance of wasabi was just right and complemented the dish well. The pickled eggplant also added to the overall experience. The three side dishes were fried tofu, shredded cabbage, and pickles, serving as a palate cleanser and accompaniment to the rice. The mixed grain rice cooked in a clay pot was delicious, and I had seconds (which were free). The miso soup was also tasty. Despite the unexpected visit, I was satisfied with the meal and paid the bill. As I stepped outside, a blizzard hit! The weather forecast was spot on. (Tears) Thank you for the meal.

The restaurant serving delicious hot pot dishes is still quite new and the place is very clean. It is easily accessible from the station. Although it takes some time because of the hot pot, the waiting time was exactly as explained and the taste was incredibly delicious. It can be said that Fukuoka is a symbol of delicious food, as the flavors were rich and satisfying.

Located just a 1-minute walk from Nakasu Kawabata Station, this restaurant is easily accessible from the street. The shop is still new, which may explain why it is so clean. The service was pleasant, and the food was delicious. The foam on the beer (Premium Malt) was perfect. I found this restaurant through Tabelog and was very satisfied with my experience! We opted for the all-you-can-drink option. We chose sake to go with the sashimi, originally asking for "Karatamba," but when we mentioned we came from Tokyo, they switched it to Fukuoka's "Shiraito." It was soft and delicious. I was happy to be able to enjoy Fukuoka's local sake. The fact that there was a women-only restroom was also a big plus. They accept various credit cards. It's a tough time for restaurants right now, but I hope this place continues to thrive.

Stamina stir-fry set meal for 850 yen with a raw egg for 50 yen. Rice refill is free, so I got a second helping. For the second serving, I had egg over rice. It seems like the pork ginger stir-fry set meal is no longer available and has been replaced with the Stamina set meal. Either way, it was delicious as always.