Restaurant in Fukuoka, Japan

Koryoriya Sono Hen

Name: Koryoriya Sono Hen
Address: Japan, 〒812-0039 Fukuoka, Hakata Ward, Reisenmachi, 8−21 2F, Fukuoka, JP
Telephone: +81 92-261-2322
Price range: JPY 3,000 - JPY 3,999 JPY 1,000 - JPY 1,999

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Koryoriya Sono Hen, Restaurant in Fukuoka

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About Koryoriya Sono Hen

A second-floor izakaya in Reisenmachi with twenty seats, a fish-forward menu, and Tabelog 100 Izakaya WEST 2025 recognition. Dinner runs JPY 3,000–3,999, lunch JPY 1,000–1,999, with service that balances counter intimacy and tatami-room flexibility. Open until 1 AM most nights, making it viable for both early meals and late drinks.

Koryoriya Sono Hen is a casual venue in Fukuoka with verified lunch and dinner price bands: JPY 1,000–1,999 and JPY 3,000–3,999. Its listed hours run 11 AM–3 PM daily, with evening service from 5 PM; most nights are listed until 1 AM, while Tuesday closes at 10:30 PM. The venue is also listed in Tabelog 100 Izakaya WEST 2025.

Verified Planning Details

Publicly verified details confirm the dress code as casual, but specific room layout, seating count, counter configuration, and private-room details are not verified here. Treat Koryoriya Sono Hen as a Fukuoka option where the reliable planning facts are its city, price bands, hours, casual dress code, and listed recognition.

Because seating format, payment methods, beverage selection, and reservation requirements are not verified in the available data, confirm those details directly before planning around them. Solo diners, pairs, and groups should avoid assuming a particular seating style or booking policy from unverified listings.

Prices and Menu Unknowns

Specific cuisine, signature dishes, menu format, and seasonal specialties are not verified in the supplied facts. What can be stated with confidence is the listed pricing: lunch falls in the JPY 1,000–1,999 range, while dinner falls in the JPY 3,000–3,999 range.

That places Koryoriya Sono Hen in a clearly stated price range for Fukuoka dining, but diners should confirm the current menu, dietary accommodations, and any service details directly with the venue. Take-out, delivery, allergy protocols, and drink-program details are not verified here.

When to Book and What to Expect

The verified schedule is: Monday 11 AM–3 PM and 5 PM–1 AM; Tuesday 11 AM–3 PM and 5–10:30 PM; Wednesday through Sunday 11 AM–3 PM and 5 PM–1 AM. These hours support both lunch and dinner planning, with later evening hours on most days.

The verified location detail is Fukuoka. Specific neighborhood, station access, parking, smoking policy, child policy, phone number, and reservation-channel details are not confirmed in the available data, so they should not be treated as established facts.

For comparison within the allowed Fukuoka dining set, you may also consider Daitou en Honten, Hakata Meidai Yoshizuka Unagiya, Karo No Uron, Seimon Barai, or Shinshu Soba Murata, depending on what kind of meal you want. For Fukuoka's dining range, explore our full Fukuoka restaurants guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Koryoriya Sono Hen good for solo dining?

Solo-dining suitability is not verified in the supplied facts. The confirmed details are that Koryoriya Sono Hen is in Fukuoka, has a casual dress code, lists lunch at JPY 1,000–1,999, and lists dinner at JPY 3,000–3,999.

What are alternatives to Koryoriya Sono Hen in Fukuoka?

comparisons include Daitou en Honten, Hakata Meidai Yoshizuka Unagiya, Karo No Uron, Seimon Barai, and Shinshu Soba Murata. Choose among them based on current menus, hours, and availability, since those specific details are not verified here.

Does Koryoriya Sono Hen handle dietary restrictions?

Dietary-restriction handling, allergy protocols, vegetarian options, and English-menu availability are not verified in the supplied facts. check the venue's official channels before visiting if you need accommodation.

Can Koryoriya Sono Hen accommodate groups?

Group capacity, seating layout, private-room availability, and reservation requirements are not verified in the supplied facts. If visiting with a group, confirm current seating and booking policies directly with the venue.

Is the tasting menu worth it at Koryoriya Sono Hen?

A tasting menu is not verified in the supplied facts. The confirmed pricing is JPY 1,000–1,999 for lunch and JPY 3,000–3,999 for dinner, with casual dress and listed daily lunch and dinner hours.

Location

Japan, 〒812-0039 Fukuoka, Hakata Ward, Reisenmachi, 8−21 2F

Fukuoka, Japan

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Seimon Barai, JPY 5,000 - JPY 5,999, JPY 5,000 - JPY 5,999
Karo No Uron, - JPY 999, - JPY 999
Hakata Meidai Yoshizuka Unagiya, JPY 3,000 - JPY 3,999 JPY 3,000 - JPY 3,999, JPY 3,000 - JPY 3,999 JPY 3,000 - JPY 3,999

Koryoriya Sono Hen occupies the mid-tier among Fukuoka's Tabelog-recognized izakaya, balancing ingredient quality with accessibility. At JPY 3,000–3,999 for dinner, it sits above budget-friendly spots like Karo No Uron (under JPY 999), which offers udon-centric comfort food with minimal frills, and Shinshu Soba Murata (JPY 2,000–2,999), a soba specialist with tighter focus but less variety. For diners seeking a fuller kaiseki progression, Daitou en Honten (JPY 6,000–7,999) delivers more formal service and elaborate presentations, though booking difficulty and price nearly double. Seimon Barai (JPY 5,000–5,999) bridges the gap with a refined menu at a slightly higher spend, but Koryoriya Sono Hen's counter-and-tatami layout offers more spatial flexibility for groups or solo diners who want kitchen interaction.

Booking ease favors Koryoriya Sono Hen, reservations are straightforward via phone, and walk-ins remain viable at lunch or early dinner, a contrast to Daitou en Honten's stricter advance requirements. The late hours (until 1 AM most nights) give it an edge over earlier-closing peers, making it a practical choice for post-theater drinks or second stops after a quieter meal elsewhere. If you're optimizing for value, Shinshu Soba Murata or Karo No Uron offer lower entry points with less ambition; if you're willing to spend more for a structured multi-course experience, Daitou en Honten or Seimon Barai deliver greater polish. Koryoriya Sono Hen splits the difference: refined enough to justify the Tabelog nod, casual enough to accommodate spontaneous visits, and priced to allow repeat trips without budget strain.

For travelers building a Fukuoka dining itinerary, start here if you want a single izakaya that balances quality and accessibility, then move to Daitou en Honten for a splurge meal or Karo No Uron for a low-stakes late-night bowl. If you can't secure a table, Hakata Meidai Yoshizuka Unagiya (JPY 3,000–3,999) offers similar pricing with an eel focus, though the format tilts toward specialty dining rather than izakaya breadth. Groups of four or more should prioritize Koryoriya Sono Hen's tatami room for semi-private space; solo diners gain more from the counter interaction at Shinshu Soba Murata or the kitchen view here.