La Paz

La Paz
Experience the unique fusion of Latin American and European flavors at La Paz in Kitakyushu, featuring Bolivian specialties and a cozy atmosphere.
Restaurant Details
La Paz is a culinary gem nestled in the heart of Kitakyushu, Tobata Ward, Fukuoka. Known for its unique fusion of Latin American, European, and Izakaya-style dishes, this restaurant offers a rare taste of Bolivian cuisine in Japan. With over 20 years of history, La Paz has become a beloved spot for those seeking authentic home-style dishes from Central and South America.
The menu at La Paz is a delightful journey through diverse flavors, featuring signature dishes such as Aji de Pollo, a Bolivian-style chicken thigh stew, and Feijoada, a comforting Brazilian dish made with black beans and assorted meats. Guests can also savor the crispy Yuca Frita or enjoy the refreshing Chicha Morada, a juice made from purple corn. The restaurant's cooking techniques include braising, stewing, and frying, ensuring each dish is a flavorful masterpiece.
Located just a five-minute walk from Tobata Station, La Paz is easily accessible for both locals and visitors. The warm-colored interior creates a peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal setting for intimate dinners or casual gatherings. The unique exterior and interior design further enhance the dining experience, providing a cozy and inviting environment.
La Paz has been featured on TV, highlighting its status as a culinary destination in Fukuoka. With a smoking booth available in front of the restaurant and one parking space, it caters to the needs of its diverse clientele. Whether you're a fan of Latin American cuisine or looking to explore new flavors, La Paz promises an unforgettable dining experience.
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La Paz Address
Muramatsu Building, 2-11-10 Okidai, Tobata-ku, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka 804-0064
La Paz Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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