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#콘수프기록집 #후쿠오카 #하카타푸도 #이자카야 #맞팔 #여행기록 #하카타맛집 #비주얼술집 This is an izakaya near #하카타역 that I visited a while ago. I wanted to post a photo without tags, so I'm uploading one^^ I just uploaded three videos in a hurry and I'm so stressed out... I'm having a reality check after uploading those ridiculous, last-minute videos... Actually, I didn't go there specifically because I wanted to. Lately, I've been to Fukuoka so many times when traveling without any plans. I just go, go anywhere, revisit places I liked, and relax before coming back. I was so complacent that I couldn't even go to the place I originally intended to visit ㅠㅠ I went there after a last-minute search, but I really don't think you should trust everything written on blogs. To start with the conclusion, the visuals were good, but it wasn't something I wanted to go back to. If you order the omakase skewers, you can order dumplings at a discounted price, and the dumplings were delicious. As for the palm tree, well, the visuals were so pretty that it was great for taking photos, but it was just okay. You have to scan a QR code to enter and place your order, and while it was slow, the system wasn't great compared to other places. Checking the menu was also a problem. You had to order some items directly, and there were many things not actually on the menu; depending on your seat, it was difficult to order directly. The staff were friendly, which was nice, but ordering was so bothersome and difficult that it wasn't a place I would visit a second time. The advantages are that you can drink unlimited beverages for a fee, so it's good for people who like to drink, and it's close to Hakata Station so you don't have to move around much. Also, they serve the food on a warm brazier, so you can eat it warm until the very end. It's just a good place for young people to take photos and post online. It's just okay for a comfortable, delicious meal. There are plenty of good and delicious places out there, so make sure to do some research before you go. Seriously, the places in the alleys frequented by locals, without any research, were much tastier and better. However, many of those places don't have Korean menus, so you need to be able to read Japanese to some extent. Also, in Fukuoka, while there are slight differences, the taste of live squid sashimi, sesame mackerel, and horse sashimi is almost the same. The more expensive it is, the less fishy the mackerel smells... They are all pretty similar, but apparently there are places that taste better. The visuals are all the same. I don't eat raw fish, so it's hard for me to describe the taste accurately, but that's what my husband says. He says they're all similar, but the places you pay more at taste better. It goes without saying, but since they aren't exactly outstanding for the price, there isn't much difference. Haha. But that palm tree-shaped pork roll with green onions really does look pretty. ^^ lol. I checked the comments this morning, visited a few other blogs to return the visits, and now I'm off to work on my real life. I'll be back in a bit. There is someone I really want to give a gift to, even though I don't know their preferences very well. I've received a lot of help from them. I'm struggling to decide what would be best. She is a mother in her late 40s with two sons. It seems like you have a very neat personality and don't keep many things at home. I noticed you don't even have a sofa. The fruit-themed lamps are pretty, but I'm debating whether you'll like that kind of thing... or if cups would be better. I'm worried about it being too expensive, so I'd like to get you something under 100,000 won. What would you suggest?