Japanese Street Food - ORIGINAL FRIED RAMEN + 5 Must Eat Foods in Fukuoka, Japan!!

FUKUOKA, JAPAN - Welcome to Fukuoka, on the island of Kyushu, in southern Japan, and this is one of the capitals of Japanese street food in the country. They have done an amazing job to preserve the culture of “yatai” or portable street food stalls that set up in the evening across the city. Tonight we’re going on an ultimate Japanese street food tour in Fukuoka, going to 5 different place for 5 Japanese dishes and I can’t wait to share all the food with you now.

#1 Yaki Ramen
Price - 2,650 JPY for everything

#2 Gyoza
Price - 8,450 JPY for 5 people (we ordered a lot and lots of drinks)

#3 Tempura - Next, I’m not totally sure of the name of this place, but they are known for their tempura, battered and deep fried seafood and vegetables. It was a little oily, but still quite tasty.
Price - 1,100 JPY

#4 Hakata Ramen
Price - 650 JPY per bowl

#5 Yakitori
Total price - 4,400 JPY for everything with drinks

The yatai street food culture in Fukuoka is one of the great Japanese food scenes in Japan. Let’s hope generations continue to take pride in their food stalls and preserve the yatai culture.

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The chef from stall 2 is a machine! He's the equivalent of a, Samurai Chef!
Delicious food tour and awesome ambience! 👌👍

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As a Japanese, I'm really happy that you introduced many viewers to Japanese food stalls❤

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Thank you for showcasing the increasingly rare yatai. I’m a firm believer in preserving food culture and you’re doing a good job shining the spotlight

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[Vablonsky]

What really makes yatai so special is the niche it fills in Japanese food culture. That of street food, cooked fresh, on the sidewalk...as its done, say, in Saigon or Bangkok. You could probably get the same food or things similar to it at actual brick and mortar restaurants in Fukuoka; but, there is something so charming about getting them at one of the sidewalk stalls. And, those vendors work so hard. The entire structure, the cooking apparatus...everything has to be erected before service begins. Then, the owner/chef buzzes around merrily to serve his or her eager customers once they flood in. Japan needs to preserve this culture.

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My city!! So glad you visited the best city in Japan!! Tokyo certainly can give you all sort of amazing food, but Fukuoka can offer real authentic Japanese soul food with real fresh ingredients. Fish are fresh off the boat. Produce are picked right out side of the city. We just eating everything whenever we go home from US. I wish could show you around you and your family!!!

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