Skip to content
Browse

Tenjin → Nakasu Yatai Hopping: A Pilgrimage of Fukuoka's Night Food Stalls — Fukuoka

ROUTE

Tenjin → Nakasu Yatai Hopping: A Pilgrimage of Fukuoka's Night Food Stalls

Late night

5 stops · Late night

Trend3/5Local4/5Travel4/5Trust4/5
1 sources
My Trip

Fukuoka is Japan's biggest yatai (food stall) city. Start at a Tenjin sidewalk yatai and work to the Nakasu yatai row where riverside neon reflects, 'hopping' one or two drinks and one dish per spot. End with shime ramen.

Late night5 stopsEst. budget 45,000 KRW

Itinerary

  1. 1

    Yatai Kingyo (Tenjin)屋台 きんぎょ

    Tenjin · Street food · 50 min stay

    A popular Tenjin yatai serving oden, yakitori, and gyoza. Friendly to foreigners too, lowering the barrier for a first yatai visit—a warm-up course.

    19:00 전후 오픈

  2. Walk 6 min
    2

    Telas&micoテラス&ミコ (Telas&mico)

    Street food · 40 min stay

    An unusual yatai serving French and Italian dishes. A wine-friendly plate that breaks the 'yatai = oden' stereotype.

  3. Walk 8 min
    3

    Oyafuko-dori Area親富孝通り

    Nightlife · Bar · 30 min stay

    A street dense with small bars and izakaya open late. A good transfer point to change the mood and have one more drink between yatai.

  4. Walk 12 min
    4

    Nakasu Riverside Yatai Street中洲屋台 (那珂川沿い)

    Nakasu · Street food · 50 min stay

    Fukuoka's iconic night view, with yatai lined in a row against neon reflected on the river. The climax—ramen, tempura, and oden eaten in the river breeze.

    21:00~24:00 네온 절정

  5. Walk 5 min
    5

    Ichiran Nakasu (Shime Ramen)一蘭 中洲川端

    Nakasu · Ramen · 30 min stay

    Fukuoka's after-drinks finish is 'shime ramen.' Close the yatai pilgrimage cleanly with a bowl at the 24-hour Ichiran—the textbook ending.

    24시간

Sources · Freshness

  • ownTrip Pagoda 큐레이션

Please verify the latest details on the official page

Similar places in Fukuoka