Shirouzu Coffee is a cafe in Hakata, Fukuoka.
Shirouzu is a classic Hakata kissaten near Kushida shrine, with siphon coffee, retro upholstery and a morning-set culture that runs to noon.
Tip: Five minutes from Gion Station. Morning set with toast and egg through 11:00.
Address: Hakata-ku, Fukuoka 812-0039, Japan
Honey Coffee's Hakata cafe is the home counter of Hidenori Izaki, the 2014 World Barista Champion. Quiet street, careful brews, beans by the bag for retail.
Signature drink: Single-origin hand-drip
Tip: Twenty minutes from Hakata Station by bus. Worth the diversion for a single hand-drip.
Tokado opened 2008. Naoki Goto won the World Coffee Roasting Championship in 2013 from this counter. The Hakata Riverain branch sits below the museum.
Signature drink: Roasting championship blend
Tip: Five minutes from Nakasu-Kawabata Station. Beans by the bag plus a small espresso bar.
daco opened in July 2024 in Imaizumi from Amam Dacotan founder Ryota Hirako. A bakery-cafe sibling running nama donuts and sandwiches across a small room.
Signature drink: Nama donut and pour-over coffee
Tip: Five minutes from Tenjin Minami. Same operator as Amam Dacotan; lines start late morning.
Manu Coffee Kujira in Yakuin is the brand's main roasting hub. A yellow building with a two-floor cafe and a small retail counter, founded 2017 in Shirogane.
Signature drink: Single-origin hand-drip filter
Tip: Five-minute walk from Yakuin Station. The second floor has sofas; the ground floor sells beans.
REC Coffee was founded in 2008 by Yoshikazu Iwasa, a former World Barista Championship competitor. The Shirogane flagship roasts and pulls espresso.
Signature drink: Espresso, World Barista Championship blend
Tip: Closest to Yakuin Station. The Hakata Station outlet is the convenient sibling.
Stereo Coffee opened in 2015 as a multi-roaster cafe on Watanabe-dori, arranged around two JBL4344 speakers. The second floor runs a small art space.
Signature drink: Multi-roaster pour-over
Tip: A few minutes from Yakuin metro. Music shortlisted by co-owner Yusuke Watanabe.
Honey Coffee's Hakata cafe is the home counter of Hidenori Izaki, the 2014 World Barista Champion. Quiet street, careful brews, beans by the bag for retail.
Signature drink: Single-origin hand-drip
Tip: Twenty minutes from Hakata Station by bus. Worth the diversion for a single hand-drip.
Tokado opened 2008. Naoki Goto won the World Coffee Roasting Championship in 2013 from this counter. The Hakata Riverain branch sits below the museum.
Signature drink: Roasting championship blend
Tip: Five minutes from Nakasu-Kawabata Station. Beans by the bag plus a small espresso bar.
