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I meant "off the beaten path" relative to places like Tokyo or Kyoto. Fukuoka is still a good sized city, but my experience is that most Westerners haven't heard of it. Japan is a homogeneous country in general, so outside of big tourist destinations, you're unlikely to just bump into another foreigner on the street, and occasionally like a little kid would stare at me in awe (I did also stand out because of my height, and found it amusing). Like I said, beautiful city, and definitely recommend it.
Well, I got curious and did some googling. I'm pretty sure the place I went to was called Pasha and unfortunately it closed down. However, there's actually a place that looks pretty similar (I thought maybe it was the same one at first) called Kafe Toruko that you might check out.