旭軒
Asahi-Ken
A classic gyoza spot near Hakata Station, known for its crispy, savory dumplings.
Dining
Casual Dining, Gyoza, Local Cuisine
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Asahi-Ken is a beloved gyoza restaurant located near Hakata Station in Fukuoka, renowned for its handmade dumplings. Established in 1946, this casual eatery has built a reputation for serving crispy, pan-fried gyoza that pairs perfectly with cold beer. The intimate setting, with its counter seating, provides a nostalgic dining experience for both locals and tourists. Asahi-Ken's straightforward menu focuses on delivering authentic flavors, making it a must-visit spot for gyoza lovers.
Facilities & Services
- Counter Seating
- Takeout Available
- Open Late
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