About this spot
In the bustling Daimyo district, Hakata Gensuke serves piping hot tonkotsu ramen with a rich, milky broth that locals swear by. The bowl features tender chashu pork and delicate chikuwa fish cakes that melt in your mouth without overpowering the savory soup base.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order extra naruto or menma to fill out the bowl if you're hungry after exploring Daimyo.
- Bring a jacket; the restaurant can get steamy and warm from the simmering broth.
- Ask for the 'tsubu' (crushed) garlic option if you want a stronger aromatic kick in your soup.
Common Questions
How much does Hakata Gensuke cost?
A standard bowl runs about 800–1,000 yen ($6–$8 USD), with premium additions like extra chashu adding another 200 yen.
Where is Hakata Gensuke?
Located in the Daimyo neighborhood of Fukuoka City, near the main shopping street and close to the Daimyo Station exit.
What should I order first?
Start with the classic tonkotsu ramen and try the side dish of tamagoyaki if available, as it pairs perfectly with the rich broth.
About this page
Restaurant: Hakata Gensuke
Cuisine: ramen
Location: Daimyo, Fukuoka, Japan
Source: Curated from local review platforms