kubelto is a stylish restaurant located in Nishi Ward, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, just a three-minute walk from Meinohama Station.
 Situated on the first floor of Meinohama Steps, its exterior exudes a sophisticated atmosphere.
 The interior provides a calm ambiance, offering a total of 72 seats, including 50 dining tables, 16 at the bar counter, and 6 in private rooms.
 The restaurant operates from 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM on weekdays and the day after holidays, with special breakfast hours on weekends and holidays.
This restaurant is known for its wood-fired cooking using fresh ingredients sourced from the local Itoshima area.
 It pairs exceptionally well with craft beer, and the all-you-can-drink plan features a variety of high-quality beers, including IPAs and ambers, gaining popularity among many customers.
 Additionally, homemade bread and grilled dishes are also favorites, balancing freshness and deliciousness.
The chefs at kubelto are dedicated to everything from ingredient selection to cooking methods.
 The dishes cooked slowly over wood fire are flavorful, and their skill is highly regarded.
 For instance, whole grilled broccoli and smoked nuts are meticulously crafted dishes.
 Furthermore, the Itoshima pork served as the main dish is tender and juicy, receiving high praise from patrons.
In addition, the restaurant offers a buffet-style salad and soup, creating a diverse menu.
 However, some customers have pointed out concerns regarding the dryness of the bread, suggesting there is room for improvement in that area.
The seasonal dessert menu at kubelto is also attractive, featuring sweets made with fresh fruits and seasonal ingredients like Anno sweet potatoes.
 With such a stylish and comfortable setting, along with delicious food, kubelto provides a special experience for visitors.
 If you visit, you can personally enjoy its charm.

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