Oyster House Maruhachi

Oyster House Maruhachi
Washoku (Traditional Japanese)
Seafood haven Itoshima happens to also become home to Oyster House Maruhachi, a lively seafood shack that serves one of the area’s best oysters from Funakoshi Bay.
Restaurant Details
A restaurant that good doesn’t need to worry about looks.
Case in point: Oyster House Maruhachi, a popular oyster hut in Itouka, Fukuoka’s seafood haven, which is all about no-frills dining that puts its ocean-dwelling lineup on the forefront. Known for its freshly shucked oysters sourced daily from local waters, the restaurant’s rustic setting — with picnic tables, airy wooden interiors, and blue buckets for shells — says it all. Here, the focus is squarely on the mollusks, with a simple, no-nonsense menu to match.
With plenty of seating for a group, ordering a dozen raw oysters is a given. But don’t overlook the charcoal-grilled seafood, which steals the show. The oysters, grilled directly over white-hot charcoal, develop a smoky, rich flavor that’s hard to beat. The expansive seafood menu features every imaginable bivalve, crustacean and finned creature. Try the peel-your-own fan shrimp, turban shells straight from the shell, pillow-plump scallops, and the locally acclaimed seafood rice. For something heartier, go for the oyster rice
A small port lies just by the restaurant, where you can watch fishermen unloading their fresh oyster harvest. While it’s a bit off the beaten path — there’s a bus from Chikuzenmaebara Station to the market — you’ll often find returning visitors eager to savor that rich, creamy burst of oyster goodness.
Oyster House Maruhachi Access Info
Kaki House Maruhachi is a 30-minute drive from Maebara IC on the Nishi Kyushu Expressway.
Oyster House Maruhachi Phone Number
Oyster House Maruhachi Business Days
Oyster House Maruhachi Address
415-17 Shimafunakoshi, Itoshima-shi, Fukuoka 819-1332
Oyster House Maruhachi Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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