It’s 7pm and I’m elbow-to-elbow with a fellow diner, perched on one of 10 stools surrounding a street stall. Not that I’m complaining; the chef who’s just prepared my meal has even less space at his ...

Fukuoka, Japan’s sixth largest city by population, has more open-air food stalls than the rest of the country combined. These stalls are called yatais, and they’re an indelible part of what makes ...

The newest food sensation, located in the lively neighborhood of Uttara, Yatai offers a variety of Japanese, Pan Asian and Korean cuisine — all under one roof! Commencing their venture from 17 June, ...

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“Yatai” stalls are a great place to find Japanese street cuisine. These mobile eateries are common at festials as well as on the streets of Fukuoka and other cities around the country. Recently, food ...

Street stalls serving bowls of food were once common across Japan, but have declined in many parts of the country. In Fukuoka, however, yatai are finding new life as they evolve in the 21st Century.

The southern city of Fukuoka comes alive at night with these mobile stalls across the city, but they must be gone before the sun rises Fukuoka, on the southern Japanese island of Kyushu, is home to a ...

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