ramen restaurant

Meigudo

ramen restaurant · Fukuoka · Giappone

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The story

Located in the heart of Fukuoka’s Chuo Ward, Meigudo offers a charming glimpse into the city’s traditional confectionery scene. This well-regarded shop serves as a reliable destination for those looking to experience authentic local flavors in a classic Japanese sweets setting.

The shop is particularly noted for its Torimon, a signature pastry that has earned praise for its rich, butter cream filling. As the creators at *Cosa mangiamo oggi?* noted during their visit, the shop is a standout destination for these specific treats, describing the Torimon as a truly "delicious butter cream filled pastry." Whether you are a local resident or a traveler exploring the Daimyō district, Meigudo remains a must-visit stop for anyone with a penchant for high-quality, traditional Japanese sweets.

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Meigudo’s Torimon is the clear standout, praised for its rich, comforting depth. Reviewers describe the overall vibe as warm and satisfying, perfect for a cozy meal.

This is a typical sweet from Fukuoka, a sort of cross between a mochi and a dorayaki. Inside it has sweetened white bean paste, butter, and some unidentified cream. I bought one each for 150 yen. I can really taste the butter, the richness — it's better than the bean paste version. When I read 'butter cream' I knew I had to have it. Franci was pleasantly surprised too. Really good.
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  • Cosa mangiamo oggi?
    Cosa mangiamo oggi?

    SUSHI vs BUDINO giapponese 🍣🍮 · @ 17:17

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    A chain of Japanese sweets shops where I found the local Torimon — a delicious butter cream filled pastry.

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    • Torimon

      This is a typical sweet from Fukuoka, a sort of cross between a mochi and a dorayaki. Inside it has sweetened white bean paste, butter, and some unidentified cream. I bought one each for 150 yen. I can really taste the butter, the richness — it's better than the bean paste version. When I read 'butter cream' I knew I had to have it. Franci was pleasantly surprised too. Really good.

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