Limited to 20 meals per day! A wide variety of fresh seafood dishes ♡ A luxurious and delicious "Night meal" (Munakata City)

Hello. I'm Yuri-chan, who moved to Fukuoka two years ago and has completely fallen in love with Kyushu food.

This time, we will introduce a Japanese restaurant in Munakata City that serves delicious fish dishes.

Just like a traditional inn! "Ikesu Ryori Fumi" (Munakata City) is a restaurant that takes pride in its dishes made with fresh wild and live fish.

"Ikesu Cuisine Fumi" is located about a four minute walk from JR Togo Station.

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There is a parking lot on the premises, so it is convenient to go by car.

This restaurant is now independent, but it originally opened in 1981 as a sister restaurant to Genkai Ryokan.

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This Japanese restaurant takes pride in its dishes made with fresh, natural fish caught in the waters off Munakata, and is popular with locals and many others.

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In addition to counter seats and table seats,

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Private rooms are also available! Lunchtime is available for groups of 7 or more, and dinnertime can be reserved for kaiseki or course meals.

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You can relax in a spacious Japanese-style room, making you feel like you're in a traditional inn. It would also be a good place to use for family milestones and celebrations.

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There is also a fish tank inside the store.

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A luxurious evening menu with only 20 dishes a day! "Shi Gozen"

This time I ordered the "Shi Gozen" (2,800 yen), an evening-only menu item available from 17:00 to 21:00 (last order 20:30).

Only 20 meals are available per day, so make sure to make a reservation early (you can also order without a reservation, but the wait may be long, especially on weekends).

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This is a luxurious set menu that includes a small dish, four kinds of sashimi, tempura, boiled fish, rice, soup, and pickles. *The type of seafood varies from time to time.

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The gorgeous image when all the items are lined up is overwhelming!

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First, we start with sashimi. Hirasu, sea bream, Spanish mackerel, and spear squid are beautifully arranged. Enjoy the freshness of the seafood in season!

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Next up is tempura, made with the usual ingredients: shrimp, eggplant, shishito peppers, sweet potatoes, and lotus root.

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In particular, the shrimp came with two large pieces, which was very satisfying!

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I try the boiled fish head. The plump, plump white meat with just the right amount of fat is smothered in rich broth, and it's a blissful moment.

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It goes well with white rice.

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The accompanying shiitake mushrooms, burdock, and tofu were also delicious, with plenty of flavor!

The miso soup with plump clams is also delicious.

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The rich flavor of the clams was great and went well with the other dishes.

There are also a variety of a la carte menu items.

This is "fried chicken" (800 yen).

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Each one was quite large and filling, and the kids were delighted.

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Please check it out♪ (Text by Yuri-chan)

＜Click on the store name for more details about the store ↓＞
■Fish pond cuisine Fumi
Address: 4-2-12 Takuma, Munakata City, Fukuoka Prefecture
Business hours: [Lunch] 11:00-13:00 / [Dinner] 17:00-21:00 (last entry 20:00, last orders 20:30)
Closed: [Lunch] Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays / [Dinner] Tuesdays (irregularly twice a month), Wednesdays (every week)
*This article is current as of the time of publication. *Prices in the text include tax.

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