Hakata Food Tour, Ramen, Mentaiko Bread, Chicken and More

Name: Hakata Food Tour, Ramen, Mentaiko Bread, Chicken and More
Brand: Viator
Price: 200 USD
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5.0(4)3 hoursEnglishBook 36 hours aheadFukuoka, Japan

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Embark on a three-hour guided tour through Hakata, blending culinary delights with cultural landmarks. Start at Hakata Station with the celebrated 72-hour chicken skin skewers at Hakata Guruguru Torikawa. Then, taste the unique mentaiko bread at Mentaiko France Bakery, a fusion of Japanese and French flavors. Visit the tranquil Kushida Shrine, Hakata's spiritual heart, and savor the renowned creamy pork bone broth ramen at Hakataya Ramen. Finish at Mitsuya Seikaen Chaho, a historic teahouse over 300 years old, where you can enjoy premium tea. This tour offers a rich snapshot of Hakata's culinary scene and cultural heritage.

Included

Food and drinks as mentioned in the description
A guided food tour of Hakata

Not included

Transport to & from the meeting point
Additional foods & drinks

What you'll do

Hakata
Fukuoka, Japan
72-Hour Chicken Skin Skewers at Hakata Guruguru Torikawa: Our first culinary stop is Hakata Guruguru Torikawa, renowned for its delectable 72-hour marinated chicken skin skewers, of which they sell 800,000 per month!
15 min
Hakata
Fukuoka, Japan
Mentaiko Bread at the Award-Winning Mentaiko France Bakery: Indulge your taste buds by stopping at the award-winning Mentaiko France bakery. Try mentaiko (cod roe) bread, a unique fusion of Japanese and French flavors. At their peak, they bake this savory bread every 10 minutes, with over 1000 sold daily.
30 min
Kushida Shrine
1-41 Kamikawabatamachi, Fukuoka, Japan
Take a brief cultural detour and visit the sacred Kushida Shrine, an oasis of serenity in Hakata's heart.
15 min
Hakata
Fukuoka, Japan
Hakata-Style Ramen at Hakataya Ramen: Hakata is renowned for its distinct style of ramen, and at Hakataya Ramen (established in 1976), you'll have the opportunity to savor this local treasure. Hakata-style ramen is characterized by its rich, creamy pork bone broth, thin straight noodles, and simple toppings, making it a beloved regional dish.
30 min
Japanese Tea and Snacks at Mitsuya Seikaen Chaho: End your journey with a serene
interlude at Mitsuya Seikaen Chaho, a renowned teahouse established over 300 years ago. Try hon gyokuro, a Fukuoka-famous tea with a rich, espresso-like flavor.
1 hour

Meeting and pickup

2 locations

Pickup details

In front of the Hakata Station police box. After taking the Hakata Exit, a sizable plaza will be in front of you. The authority's box is seen to the plaza's left, positioned diagonally.