Bakery Mutsukado AMU Plaza Hakata City

• This popular cafe in Yakuin, Fukuoka, specialises in white bread and boasts a mouth-watering menu featuring thick fluffy toast, sandwiches, croque-monsieur and much more. The cafe also offers an expansive drinks menu to compliment their delicious breads, from rich coffee and relaxing teas to sweet flavoured lattes. Ofcourse you can order a loaf to take away, so you can indulge in the soft, fluffy artisinal bread with a hint of sweetness at home.

Access

About 10 minutes walk from the hotel

Address

5F,Amuplaza,1-1Hakataekichuomachi,Hakataku,Fukuokashi,Fukuoka.

Phone

092-710-6699

JR HAKATA CITY

• Hakata Station is the largest train station in Kyushuu and the transport hub of the island. This is an must-see for your trip to Fukuoka, as the station is home to shopping mall Amu Plaza Hakata and Hakata Keikyu, a local department store. The building also features a restaurant zone called City Dining Kuten as well as Hakata Deitos which features a noodle street where you can try out Hakata and Kyushu's famed tonkotsu ramen. You can experience plenty of Hakata speciality dishes, regional products and even take some home as souvenirs of your trip from the Miyagemon Market.

Access

About 10 minutes walk from the hotel

Address

1-1Hakataekichuomachi,Hakataku,Fukuokashi,Fukuoka.

Phone

092-431-8484
（AMU PLAZA HAKATA INFORMATION）
092-451-2561
（AMU EST・HAKATA DEITOSS SERVICE COUNTER）

FUKUOKA YAHUOKU! DOME

• Fukuoka Yahuoku! Dome is Japan's largest retractable roofed stadium, boasting an impressive area of 84.603㎡. As the home ground of the Hakata Softbank Hawks, this stadium hosts various events throughout the year including professional baseball games as well as concerts and expositions. Within the stadium you can find a variety of shops including gourmet foodstalls, souvenirs and official team merchandise.

Access

About 35 minutes on foot and by bus from the hotel

Address

2-2-2,Jigyohama,Chuoku,Fukuokashi,Fukuoka.

Phone

092-847-1006

HAKATA SUZUKAKE HONTEN

• This historic shop has flourished in Hakata for years, and attracts vistors from across the country with famous Japanese sweets and great Western style lunch sets. With branches in Tokyo and Nagoya, the original Hakata shop and cafe was established in 1923, specializing in Japanese. In addition to Monaka, which is the shop's traditional speciality, you can also enjoy parfait and Ammitsu- a Japanese traditional dessert made of small cubes of sweet agar jelly. If your looking for a savoury treat we'd also reccomend the cafe as a popular lunch spot, the hamburger made using Miyazaki prefectures Kinako pork, and rich Napolitan pasta topped with soft boiled egg are absolutely delicious.

Access

About 15 minutes walk from the hotel

Address

1F Fukugin Hakata Building, 12-20 Kamikawabata-cho, Hakata-ku, Hakata City, Fukuoka

Phone

092-291-0050

The Original Hakata Mentai ricebowl

• This is the first restaurant in Japan to specialise in mentaiko, a type of spicy roe, and is renowned for being the home of the original Hakata mentai ricebowl. A crisp layer of nori seaweed sits atop a steaming bowl of rice, this rich savoury base is topped with the spicy roe which has been marinated in a homemade traditional sauce. You can choose from four types of spice and top the mentaiko with a rich umami sauce. This shop is famous throughout Japan and many domestic and international tourists visit Hakata just to taste this rich original dish, don't forget that you can take home a bento box or a set of fresh mentaiko and sauce to share with friends back home.

Access

About 15 minutes walk from the hotel

Address

6-15, Nishinakasu, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka

Phone

092-725-7220

HAKATA noodle street

• Let's kick start your Kyushu adventure trying various kinds of delicious Hakata noodles! Hakata noodle street is a foodie favourite found in Hakata Station's shopping area, Hakata Deitos. Here you'll find over 10 branches of local ramen shops chosen as the best regional ramens. Discover a wide variety of noodles such as the traditional Hakata and Nagahama ramen which use a thick soup base made from slow roasting and stewing pork bones. For something lighter try Sara Udon, a Shoyu based ramen which uses locally made soy sauce and Champon for a dish of thick bouncy local noodles originating in Nokono Island which floats just off Hakata Bay.

Access

About 15 minutes walk from the hotel

Address

Hakata Deitos 2F 1-1, Chuogai Hakata Station, Hkata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka

Phone

092-451-2561（AMU Est - Hakata Deitos Service counter）