Amid the baseball games, art galleries and temples, Kyushu island’s largest city has a street food and nightlife culture ...

Fukuoka, a vibrant city in Japan, is renowned for its unique food culture. Small, open-air, mobile food stands – called yatai – offer an array of local delicacies and give the city its unique ...

These are “yatai” food stands, iconic symbols of Fukuoka city. A total of 100 stalls do business in the city’s Nakasu, Tenjin and Nagahama districts, serving up countless dishes from ...

1. Discover Fukuoka's vibrant yatai street food scene, from hipster to halal to French chef delights Fukuoka's thriving street-stall culture sees tiny food carts serve up everything from classic ...

On top of all that, there is a particular food – specifically, a type of fish – the wrestlers traditionally eat when in Fukuoka. That would be kue, or longtooth grouper. According to Kazutaka ...

These snack ingredients are banned outside the U.S. These snack ingredients are banned outside the U.S. Tried street food in Osaka? Now go to Fukuoka Tried street food in Osaka? Now go to Fukuoka ...

To see how Fukuoka comes alive when the sun dips below the horizon, visit the "more than 150 yatai food stalls, or mobile food carts," located on the north bank of the Naka River, said Afar.