On my final day before departure, I couldn’t resist checking out these two kitchenware gems – little did I know I’d strike gold! The excitement was unreal, like a kid in a candy store (or should I say, a chef in a kitchenware paradise!) 🥄✨ [Sipping milk tea emoji x5]
📸 **Images 2️⃣—1️⃣1️⃣: Marutake Kitchen Shoji – A Hidden Treasure Trove!**
📍 1 Chome-14-8 Haruyoshi, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka, 810-0003, Japan
Prepare to be amazed – every price tag will make your jaw drop! I transformed into a shopping tornado the moment I stepped in.
Canelé lovers rejoice – they stock both silicone molds and premium Chiyoda brand versions!
Beyond what I captured, you’ll find walls of gleaming pots, pans, and every utensil imaginable.
Pro tip: This is where Fukuoka’s restaurant chefs secretly shop. If it exists, they’ve got it [smug emoji x3].
📸 **Images 1️⃣2️⃣—1️⃣6️⃣: Tomizawa Shoten – The Baker’s Wonderland**
📍 8F, AMU Plaza Hakata, 1-1 Hakataekichuogai, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka, 812-0012, Japan
Conveniently located right above Hakata Station – impossible to miss!
As part of Japan’s beloved Tomizawa chain, they’ve got another Fukuoka spot in trendy Tenjin.
While prices aren’t as wallet-friendly as Marutake, it’s perfect for those specialty finds.
The real showstopper? Their exquisite collection of Japanese artisan flours 🥐 – perfectly portioned in 500g to 1kg bags!
Bonus: Discover adorable baking tools that’ll make your dessert game strong 🥯🍰 – from delicate piping tips to charming measuring cups~
I’ve been eyeing those baking supplies in Fukuoka! Marutake Kitchen Shoji sounds like the ultimate paradise for anyone obsessed with cooking. Can’t wait to plan a trip just to explore it myself. Those prices must be worth it for such quality tools!
I’ve been eyeing some of those unique baking tools! Marutake Kitchen Shoji sounds like a dream for anyone obsessed with top-notch kitchen gear. Wish I could’ve visited when I was in Fukuoka last year!