Ramen Japan

    Fukuoka street food stalls

    Nakasu yatai: all 35 stalls

    35 stalls on the city's list stand in Nakasu, Hakata Ward. 25 of them serve ramen. The nearest station for most is Nakasu-Kawabata on the Kuko subway line.

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    Nakasu35 stalls · 25 with ramen

    Dish names are translated from each stall's city listing; where the meaning isn't certain, the Japanese is shown.

    Before you go

    What time do Fukuoka yatai open?
    The earliest open around 6pm, and most from about 6:30 to 7pm. Most listed closing times are past midnight.
    Do yatai close in bad weather?
    Yes. Days off differ by stall, and a stall may not open on a rainy or windy day even when it is usually open. Check its social media or call ahead. The city's LINE account, FUKUOKA GUIDE, shows stalls and opening status.
    Is there a cover charge (otoshi)?
    Some stalls charge an otoshi, a small starter with a table charge, or ask for one order each. Check the prices and rules on the menu before you order. The city lists 75 of 98 stalls as having no cover charge.
    Can I pay by card?
    The city lists 16 of 98 stalls as taking credit cards, and many more take cashless payments. Carry cash.
    Any etiquette tips?
    Yatai have no toilets, so go first. Leave big bags at a locker or your hotel. Seats are few (about 10), so squeeze up and don't linger when people are waiting. Most stalls don't take bookings. Going alone is normal, and children are welcome; come early with kids.

    Ramen shops in Fukuoka

    Yatai are for the evening. For a bowl at any time of day, see our ranked list of Fukuoka ramen shops with maps.

    Fukuoka ramen shops

    Stall details come from the City of Fukuoka's official yatai list on yokanavi.com, checked 26 October 2026. Stalls change and close at short notice, so check the city listing before you go. Official stall list (Japanese) The stall's picks are dish names from its city listing; the month beside them is when the listing's prices were stated.