Hakata Motsunabe Ooyama, Fukuoka PARCO
This motsunabe restaurant fits a meal into a Tenjin shopping day. It is on B1 of the main Fukuoka PARCO building and has counter seating for solo diners.
Does it fit your trip?
A practical choice for a motsunabe meal during a Tenjin visit, including solo dining.
Plan your visit
| Opening hours | 11:00–23:00; last seating 22:00; last orders 22:30. Lunch 11:00–16:00. |
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| Admission / prices | Lunch motsunabe set: JPY 1,848 per person. Yamakasa set: JPY 4,600 per person. Tax included. A JPY 380 seating charge applies after 16:00. |
| Booking | Official TableCheck offers seat-only and course bookings. For unavailable online slots or lunch reservations, contact 092-235-7433. The booking page is in Japanese. Booking information |
| Time to allow | Allow 60–90 minutes for the meal (planning suggestion; queue time extra). |
| Closures / restrictions | Follows the main Fukuoka PARCO building’s closing days. Check the restaurant’s notices before visiting. |
| Getting there | The restaurant lists a one-minute walk from Tenjin Station on the Airport Subway Line. Go to the expanded B1 area of the main PARCO building. |
| Address | Fukuoka PARCO main building B1 expanded area, 2-11-2 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka |
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Choose lunch or a course
Compare the lunch set for a single meal with a course if you want several side dishes. The Yamakasa set includes raw horse meat, so check the menu before ordering if you avoid particular ingredients.
Read course prices per person
The Yamakasa price is for one person, not a shared pot for the entire party. Courses normally start at two diners; guests visiting alone may order one portion.
Tips
- ·Standard seating is limited to 90 minutes on weekends and public holidays; the all-you-can-drink option has a 120-minute limit.
- ·Call the restaurant if you will be late. Reservations may be cancelled after a delay of 15 minutes.
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