Best street food in Fukuoka

Open-air food stalls along the Naka River serving grilled yakitori and oden under the neon glow of riverside billboards, with crowds of strangers eating shoulder to shoulder. Arrive around 6pm because the stalls are usually full by 6:30, though a stroll along the river is worthwhile even without a seat.

"Open-air food stalls along the Naka River serving grilled yakitori and oden under the neon glow of r"

A legendary yatai with a friendly atmosphere where a one-man chef cooks smoky gyoza, a runny mentaiko omelette, seared beef tongue and wok-fried rice.

"A legendary yatai with a friendly atmosphere where a one-man chef cooks smoky gyoza, a runny mentaik"

A quieter yatai famous for tempura, fried fresh to order. Sets include shrimp, eggplant, fish and vegetables, served with a grated radish dipping sauce.

"A quieter yatai famous for tempura, fried fresh to order. Sets include shrimp, eggplant, fish and ve"

A yatai famous for Hakata ramen: thick, rich pork-bone broth with firm noodles, chashu, green onions, pickled ginger and sesame.

"A yatai famous for Hakata ramen: thick, rich pork-bone broth with firm noodles, chashu, green onions"

An izakaya-style yatai known for yakitori, including gizzard and tomato wrapped in bacon. It also serves motsunabe, a pork offal hot pot with cabbage and leeks.

"An izakaya-style yatai known for yakitori, including gizzard and tomato wrapped in bacon. It also se"