Make Decorative Sushi & Explore Japanese Culture in Fukuoka
Join a fun and creative sushi rolling workshop where you'll make your very own decorative "Kazari Maki Sushi" – a colorful and artistic version of traditional Japanese sushi.
Sushi Sakai is a japanese sushi fine-dining restaurant in Nakasu, Fukuoka.
Editorially verified June 2, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Pocket Concierge bookings open exactly two months ahead at 00:00 JST.
Join a fun and creative sushi rolling workshop where you'll make your very own decorative "Kazari Maki Sushi" – a colorful and artistic version of traditional Japanese sushi.
Learn how to make sushi from a professional instructor in Fukuoka. Use fresh, local ingredients to make your own sushi and enjoy it with miso soup and green tea at the...
Set in Tenjin’s lively dining district, this hands-on sushi class lets first-time visitors learn authentic nigiri-making from a local sushi chef while experiencing Jap...
Address: Chuo-ku, Fukuoka 810-0002, Japan
Edomae sushi omakase plus a la carte from a Yakuin counter, eight seats wide. Quieter than the Nakasu rooms, with a wider seasonal repertoire of grilled fish.
Tip: Reserve through Pocket Concierge; pair with the Tabelog Bronze listing in 2024.
A Hakata kaiseki room with two Michelin stars in the 2019 Kyushu special edition, the high-water mark of Kyushu-style kaiseki by counter. Priced at ¥¥¥¥.
Tip: Book through TableCheck or Pocket Concierge. One sitting per night.
Imoto's counter holds two Michelin stars from the 2019 Kyushu special edition. Chef Tatsuya Imoto opened in 2015; a Kyoto-trained close-up kaiseki room.
Tip: Reserve through Pocket Concierge or TableAll. Counter only, two seatings.
Ippongi Ishibashi combines kaiseki with edomae sushi across a single course. Held a Michelin star in the 2019 Kyushu special edition. Counter only.
Tip: Reserve through omakase.je. The course alternates kaiseki plates with nigiri.
Toriden's mizutaki course is single-product fine dining: home-bred Kyushu chicken simmered six to seven hours into a creamy yellow broth, with golden ponzu.
Tip: TENJIN course at 6,600 yen per person is the most-ordered entry; the premium course adds more chicken cuts.
Torikami opened in Daimyo Garden City from the Tokyo Torishiki lineage. 21-dish omakase yakitori, strong heat, close flame, three minutes from Tenjin.
Tip: Two seatings per night. Reserve through TableCheck; cancellation policy is strict.