Hakata Motsu-Nabe Shibata

Hakata Motsu-Nabe Shibata
Washoku (Traditional Japanese)
Enjoy Fukuoka's renowned offal hot pot and signature dishes in the heart of Chuo Ward. Embrace local flavors with every bite at Hakata Motsu-Nabe.
Restaurant Details
Hakata Motsu-Nabe Shibata offers a unique slice of Fukuoka's culinary heritage, focused on Motsu Nabe—an authentic offal hot pot dish appreciated by both locals and visitors. Conveniently located in Fukuoka's vibrant Chuo Ward, near bustling Watanabedori Street, the restaurant presents a sophisticated take on traditional Japanese dining experiences.
Specializing in creative interpretations of Kyushu cuisine, patrons can relish an array of flavors, from classic miso and soy sauce bases to uniquely fragrant yuzu-infused broths. The motsu, always plump and tender, is perfectly complemented by fresh vegetables. Notable dishes include the must-try horse sashimi and vinegared offal, sourced directly from Kumamoto.
Hakata Motsu-Nabe Shibata exudes a refined yet inviting atmosphere. With intimate counter seating and private dining rooms, it's an ideal setting for business meetings or casual gatherings. The elegant decor, featuring contemporary elements like exposed concrete and sunken kotatsu tables, adds to its charm.
The restaurant boasts an expansive sake selection, ensuring every meal is impeccably paired. The knowledgeable staff are praised for their attentiveness and expertise, creating memorable dining experiences with personalized recommendations.
For those eager to explore authentic Fukuoka flavors, Hakata Motsu-Nabe Shibata offers more than exceptional food; it reflects cultural richness and culinary artistry.
Hakata Motsu-Nabe Shibata Phone Number
Hakata Motsu-Nabe Shibata Business Days
Hakata Motsu-Nabe Shibata Address
Japan, 〒810-0004 Fukuoka, Chuo Ward, Watanabedōri, 2-chōme−9−9 2F
Hakata Motsu-Nabe Shibata Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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