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Fukuoka City, the largest city in Kyushu, has excellent access by subway, bus, and other transportation, and is a treasure trove of great food with many well-known restaurants. In Fukuoka City, you can find many popular places serving delicious Omurice, from classic versions to modern takes. This time, we have rounded up recommended Omurice spots across Fukuoka City by area.
Created: July 21, 2026
This article is based on1,182Tabelog reviews.
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Chuo Ward in Fukuoka City, home to Tenjin, the largest downtown district in Kyushu, is a popular area packed with commercial facilities such as department stores. The Omurice restaurant in Fukuoka City's Chuo Ward is Gokoku.
Inside, the stylish interior has a cafe-like atmosphere.
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The restaurant’s signature dish is Mentaiko (spicy cod roe) Omurice, made with Fukuoka City’s local specialty, mentaiko. The salty taste of the mentaiko and the soft, jiggly egg are said to be a perfect match.
The popular Men-omu Lunch comes with Mentaiko Omurice, plus a salad and dessert set.
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In addition to Omurice, you can also choose "ikura (salmon roe) rice" and "maguro (tuna) rice," both made with plenty of fresh seafood.
The "kaisendon Gozen set," which comes with miso soup, tororo (grated yam), and sunomono (vinegared side dish), is said to be very filling and enough to leave you full.
ヒーローズ88
In a little over 10 minutes, the men-omu arrived. The omelet was thick and jiggly, and when I cut into it with a spoon, it flopped onto the plate like snow sliding off a roof. Was it gokokumai (five-grain rice)? The rice was tinted red like mentaiko (spicy cod roe), and they used plenty of mentaiko too! The omelet was fluffy and creamy, almost like a firm pudding, and the rice was good too!
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ふみライアン
The Omurice is packed with mentaiko (spicy pollock roe), and it is exciting to open the soft fluffy egg with a spoon. The portion is a bit much for me, but it is so good that I finish it easily. The dessert cake is also delicious.
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Chikae Saryo Daimyo Honten is a local farm to table cafe and market run by the long established ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurant) Chikae. Inside, a refined and open space spreads out around a large fish tank.
It is in a convenient location, just a 5-minute walk from Akasaka Station on the Subway Airport Line, making it easy to stop by between sightseeing and shopping.
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The photo shows the "Special Omurice with mentaiko (spicy cod roe) cream sauce." It uses special uni (sea urchin) butter rice and eggs from Asakura, Fukuoka Prefecture.
The mentaiko cream sauce served on the side is known for its rich flavor, with the signature spicy kick of mentaiko as a nice accent.
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Dishes made with plenty of ingredients from Kyushu (Japan’s southwestern main island) are popular here. The photo shows the “Watarigani (blue crab) Curry with Kyushu vegetables,” topped with deep-fried vegetables.
The curry, infused with the rich stock of watarigani, has a nice balance of spicy heat and umami, making it a flavor that appeals to a wide range of people.
ちーずとうふ
The mentaiko cream Omurice I had been wanting to try. You split it open down the middle to reveal soft, creamy eggs over special uni (sea urchin) butter rice with rich seafood stock and deep flavor. The uni flavor is not too strong, but if you look closely, there are tiny pieces of uni in it, giving it an elegant taste. As expected from Chikae. And above all, the mentaiko cream sauce is outstanding.
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YSL-LOTTA
The special Omurice was outstanding, with excellent harmony between the uni (sea urchin) butter rice, egg, and mentaiko (pollock roe) cream sauce. The mentaiko and Spear Squid spaghetti was also very tasty, and both the mentaiko and Spear Squid had a great texture. Also, the mentaiko France, soaked with the special mentaiko filling, was excellent and delicious as well.
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Shiro no Furaipan is a bistro just a 3-minute walk from Nishitetsu Yakuin Station, with great access and a spacious, open floor.
Here you can enjoy creative Italian dishes and Omurice prepared by a chef who trained in Italy.
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The photo shows the "Princess Omurice," known for its draped egg. You can choose either a red wine demi-glace sauce or a white wine cream sauce with mushrooms.
The egg lets you enjoy both soft-set and fully cooked textures, and it is said to pair perfectly with the sauce.
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Italian style meat dishes such as roast beef and steak are also popular. The stylish plating gives them a look you will want to photograph.
Many reviews say the seasoning brings out the natural flavor of the ingredients and pairs well with wine.
マイケル弱小
I was craving Omurice, so I visited Shiro no Furaipan. They had two kinds, demi-glace sauce and mushroom sauce, and this time I ordered the demi-glace sauce. The sauce was rich, and the eggs were soft and runny, so it was very good. I’ll definitely visit again!
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masumicoral
I went with the pasta. I was very happy that it came as fresh pasta and was served in a piping hot frying pan, and it was also very good. It came with pizza bread instead of regular bread, and the pizza bread was very tasty.
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Omuya is a yoshoku (Japanese-style Western food) restaurant located a 4-minute walk from Nishitetsu Fukuoka Station (Tenjin), just off a side street from Tenjin Nishi-dori, an area lined with restaurants and shopping buildings.
In addition to yoshoku menu items like Omurice and Napolitan, you can also get fried rice. The interior has a retro design and a calm atmosphere.
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The omu-rice (omelet rice) topped with demi-glace sauce is said to have a nostalgic, comforting taste.
You can also choose "omu white" with white sauce or "omu curry" with curry sauce.
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"Teppan-yaki Napolitan" follows the traditional style of placing the noodles on top of a thin omelet spread over a piping hot iron plate.
It comes with plenty of sauce with a nice tang from the ketchup, and it is said to taste great even with just the egg and sauce.
なかもりあきない
I had been curious about this Omurice restaurant for a long time. The Omurice with soft, fluffy eggs was absolutely outstanding! The sauce was seasoned just right, and I could enjoy it without getting tired of it until the last bite. The atmosphere inside was calm, and the staff were polite and attentive. It is definitely a place I want to visit again.
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okada_yasu
The moment you step inside, a Showa retro atmosphere opens up, making this Omurice restaurant feel somehow nostalgic and relaxing. The Omurice may look simple, but the way the egg is cooked, the tang of the ketchup, and the richness of the chicken rice are perfectly balanced, and the more you eat, the deeper the flavor feels.
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Kanda Tamagoken Fukuoka Tenjin Ten, a chain Omurice restaurant with most of its locations in Tokyo, is a 3-minute walk from Tenjin Station.
The interior has the warmth of wood and centers on counter seating, creating an atmosphere that makes it easy to visit even on your own. It also has an open kitchen, so you can enjoy watching the cooking process.
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At this restaurant, you can choose from 5 different portions of chicken rice. For an extra charge, you can also add toppings such as extra cheese or extra sauce.
Reviews also mentioned that it is nice that the soup and house-made sweet pickles come with free refills.
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A popular menu item is the Omurice topped with two kinds of sauce. The photo shows the "Tomato & Hayashi."
The softly set eggs, the carefully simmered sauce, and the well-seasoned chicken rice are said to create a perfect harmony.
fod1122
The Omurice had a soft and fluffy egg on top, while the rice inside had a rich tomato flavor, and the onion added a nice accent, making it very tasty. Of course, I had the Large size.
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記憶の旅人
I ordered the tomato and hayashi Omurice. The combo of soft, fluffy eggs and cheese is really delicious. It goes well with both sauces. Also, the pickles and soup come with free refills, and eating the pickles together with the Omurice lets you change up the flavor.
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Hanbaagu to Omurice no Omise Ikura Hakata Ten is a restaurant where you can mainly enjoy Hamburger Steak and Omurice. It is a 6-minute walk from Hakata Station, so it is also easy to access by shinkansen (bullet train) or plane.
In addition to table seating, the restaurant also has counter seats. The stylish interior is appealing.
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A key feature of this restaurant's Omurice is that it uses plenty of fresh cream. The Hamburger Steak is made with ground meat blended with kurokegyu (Japanese Black Wagyu).
The counter seats, where you can watch the cooking, are recommended for the lively feel.
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The photo shows the popular “Hamburger Steak Omurice.” You can choose your favorite sauce, from rich demi-glace to a creamy Hakata mentaiko (spicy cod roe) sauce that feels very Fukuoka.
The mild eggs and rich, full-bodied sauce make for a deep flavor. The paw-print branding on the surface of the eggs is cute too.
こう20000724
The interior was very clean, and the staff were polite, making it a very comfortable space. The signature Hamburger Steak Omurice had great visual impact, and it was an excellent dish with the rich taste of meat and eggs. The black curry sauce was delicious.
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tsubasa_2835
Every time, I sit at the counter in front of the Teppan-yaki station. This is almost my number one restaurant for Omurice. The fluffy eggs and thick Hamburger Steak, which is neither too firm nor too soft, go well with the demi-glace sauce and the mentaiko (pollock roe) cream sauce.
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Yoshokuya Sandaime Taimeiken LaLaport Fukuoka Ten is a branch of Taimeiken, a yoshoku (Japanese-style Western food) restaurant founded in 1931 in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. It is a 12-minute walk from Takeshita Station on the JR Kagoshima Main Line and is located in LaLaport Fukuoka Ten.
Since it is in the food court, it is nice that you can drop in casually at any time you like.
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The sauces for the Omurice come in a wide variety, from classics like demi-glace and ketchup to options made with mentaiko (spicy cod roe) and takana (pickled mustard greens).
The shape of the egg, finely formed with skilled technique, is also well known for how good it looks.
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If you want a hearty meal, the "Yoshokuya no Yokubari Plate" is recommended. The Hamburger Steak is juicy, and the fried shrimp are said to be fried up nice and crisp and taste great.
They also have kid-friendly menu items such as the "Okosama Omurice."
博多生まれ都民のちっぽ
The egg is super fluffy!! The inside is soft and runny. The rice is ham rice flavored with ketchup, and together with the fluffy egg, the seasoning is just right and it tastes really good. I was impressed that they can put out this level of quality so quickly! And the coleslaw I ordered as a set! It was incredibly delicious.
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soon2
The soft and creamy egg is filled with plenty of ketchup rice, and every bite feels comforting, making it enjoyable all the way to the end without getting old. It also looks beautiful, and the excitement of cutting into it with a knife is something special. The restaurant has a calm atmosphere, and the staff are polite and attentive.
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Just a 1-minute walk from Nishitetsu Mitoma Station, Kazefuku Oka is a yoshoku (Japanese-style Western food) restaurant tucked away in a quiet residential neighborhood where you can enjoy a meal in a calm atmosphere.
The menu offers a wide variety of dishes, including Omurice, pasta, and pizza, making it a good choice when you want to spend some relaxed time.
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The popular Omurice is a dish defined by its rich and flavorful demi-glace sauce. Inside, it contains one whole large chestnut.
The chestnut’s signature fluffy texture and gentle sweetness are said to bring out the savory depth of the sauce even more.
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The spaghetti Napolitan is known for being topped with a raw egg. It’s nice that you can enjoy the egg cooked to your preferred firmness.
They also recommend the creamy gratin and doria, which come with a choice of two kinds: chicken or shrimp.
おむすび55
The demi-glace Omurice had a reliably good taste. It also had one large chestnut tucked inside, which made for a nice accent.
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erinerin
I love the Omurice with chestnuts. I tried ordering the Napolitan. This apparently used to be an off-menu item and is said to be the most time-consuming dish. Since the raw egg cooks on the piping hot Teppan-yaki, it’s best to eat it when it reaches the doneness you like.
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Keromu Resuto is a long loved Omurice restaurant with more than 20 years of history since it first opened. It is located just a 1-minute walk from Ijiri Station on the Nishitetsu Tenjin Omuta Line.
The dining room has stylish classic interiors and a grown-up atmosphere.
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The restaurant's signature dish is the "Tanpopo Omurice," made with Itoshima tamago (Itoshima eggs) from Fukuoka Prefecture. You can choose from a wide range of sauces, including the house-made "Keroppu" and a rich beef stew sauce.
The "Turkey Rice," which comes with Napolitan and tonkatsu (pork cutlet), is also popular.
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The Omurice with cream sauce is said to be very filling, as it comes with chicken, croquettes, and more.
The Omurice has the restaurant name written on it, giving it a photogenic look. They also have "Hand Omurice," which you can hold and eat with your hands.
もぐもぐ 食べるの大好き
The Beef Stew Omurice has beef and vegetables slowly simmered with plenty of red wine, giving it a deep flavor. The rice, made with ground chicken, is a carefully crafted butter soy sauce rice cooked with Kyushu shoyu (soy sauce from Kyushu) and Japanese dashi (soup stock) to bring out the flavors of the egg and sauce✨The Omurice with extra sauce has an amazingly refined taste
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naao-san
・Omurice with squid and mentaiko (spicy cod roe)
Once you make a cut with a knife, it opens up neatly. It seems you can make the amount of cream or rice a paid Large size. The rice is simple butter rice. Since there are various sauces, maybe they keep it simple so it pairs well with the sauce. The Omurice mixed with the sauce was very delicious!
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