Isla de Salsa 2026
Stands & Shops
What makes a “Matsuri,” a Japanese festival, complete? The stalls, of course!
Food stalls, craft stalls, beach huts… This year, you’ll find flavors from Spain and Latin America, curry, sweets, books featuring Japanese literature translated into Spanish, and much more! More stalls will be joining us, so we’ll keep updating this page with all the latest information.
Pay with at the stands!
Pay Pay is available at some stands.
So you can enjoy food and drinks from stands without carrying cash inside the venue.
Café Restaurante
SANCHO PANZA
Spanish and Latin American food
Enjoy Isla’s signature Seafood Paella, prepared in a giant paellera and loaded with an abundance of fresh seafood, cooked up right before your eyes at the festival! Then savor Asado, the Argentine-style BBQ, grilled over charcoal. Experience the exceptional flavor and mastery of traditional Argentine meat cooking, renowned around the world. And don’t miss Isla’s original festival favorite, Choripán—a juicy fresh chorizo served in a bun with our special chimichurri sauce. It’s the perfect match for a cold beer!
Elborracho
Mexican food
Welcome to Mexico, the vibrant and colorful land of Latin America! Come and enjoy authentic Mexican flavors at ISLA.
We’ll be serving up popular tacos, our original house tequila, and delicious charcoal-grilled specialties. Come hungry and get ready for a taste of Mexico!
OFFBROADWAY PARK CAFE
Jamaican food
Taste Jerk Chicken, one of Jamaica’s most iconic traditional dishes, packed with the bold, spicy flavors of this vibrant Caribbean island!
Oita Karaage Senmonten Torian
Karaage (Japanese Fried Chicken)
Torian specializes in Oita-style karaage, Japan’s beloved crispy fried chicken. Just before frying, the chicken is lightly coated with potato starch from Tokachi, Hokkaido, using a carefully developed cooking technique. The result stays crispy and delicious even after some time.
This year, enjoy freshly made karaage and refreshing Kakigori, shaved ice!
Idou Cafe Sunny Truck
Organic Food
Sunny Truck began as an organic café in Ishigaki Island and is now based in Fukuoka. Combining Asian cuisine with traditional Japanese techniques such as koji fermentation, Sunny Truck offers flavorful and wholesome dishes including Hainanese chicken rice (Khao Man Gai), organic acai bowls, Keema curry, and Gapao rice. Every bite is made with carefully selected ingredients and plenty of goodness!
Nokonoshima Camp Ground
Umi-no-ie (Sea House)
Food and Shop
Fried Squid Rings
Takoyaki (Octopus Balls)
French Fries
Karaage (Japanese Fried Chicken)
Barbecue
Umi-no-Ie accepts reservations for barbecues and other rental equipment during the festival and for those staying on site on a stay plan.
[ Reservation and information ] 092-881-0948