ザ・ライブリーキッチン 福岡博多
THE LIVELY KITCHEN FUKUOKA HAKATA
An inviting all-day dining area where Japanese-Italian fusion unfolds amid modern design, vibrant energy, and rooftop views just minutes from Nakasu-Kawabata.
Dining
Japanese‑Italian Fusion, All‑Day Dining, Social Atmosphere
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Opening onto Nakasu’s neon pulse, THE LIVELY KITCHEN is located at the heart of The Lively Hakata's ground floor. Designed like a stylish street-stall area under a spandrel ceiling, it seats about 80 guests in a space that feels both casual and artistic. Breakfast features croffles and Japanese morning options made from local ingredients; lunch offers seasonal pasta or set meals; and in the evening, it transitions to a three-course Japanese-Italian menu—popular among locals for the ¥5,500 “girls’ night.” It's a spot for midday breaks, celebratory dinners, or post-show cocktails at the nearby Lively Bar, all thoughtfully curated with a focus on seasonality, storytelling, and shared moments.
Facilities & Services
Seating for ~80: communal tables and private nooks
Open plan with live kitchen and graphic wall art
Non-smoking
Breakfast–Dinner service, Sunday brunch available
Adjacent THE LIVELY BAR open 14:00–25:00 daily
Reservations or walk-ins; private booking for groups up to ~120
Free Wi‑Fi and parking available on-site
Accessible location: 1 min from Nakasu‑Kawabata Station; ~10 min from Hakata Station
Family-friendly; lively atmosphere into late night
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