I had the Takumi no Shio Zangi and the Zangi Croquette. Just as rumored, super delicious! They fry it after you order, and while waiting you can hear the frying sound—not too long, not too short, just the right wait. Looking at the TV coverage and certificates of commendation, the time flies by. Freshly made and piping hot, juicy, and the oil isn't heavy. The croquette also had an exquisite zangi flavor—a taste I'd never had before. Above all, the staff were pleasant, and I really liked them. They also have highballs for a quick drink, and I thought they'd go well with zangi! I'm saving the most popular sweet and spicy zangi for next time

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A distinctive budget fried chicken shop with three flavors: salt, soy sauce, and sweet-spicy. À la carte is 480 per plate, fried chicken rice bowl small 680, large bowl 830 yen

As expected of a shop that won the Gold Award at the Karaage Grand Prix. The signature "Happy Zangi" is recommended♪ A blissful moment together with a highball☆

5 small karaage in a pack for 500 yen. Taste-wise, even taking into account that it's freshly fried, honestly it makes you think supermarket deli food would do. I don't want to eat it again. If you're nearby, I recommend Karayoshi.

The first impression of a restaurant comes from cleanliness, and this shop looked clean when I walked in, but the tables, chairs, and magazines were sticky. Well, it's a fried food shop, so it's not bothersome if you're getting takeout. They fry after the order comes in, so you can eat it piping hot. The karaage depends on preference, but it was a 'for better or worse' kind of thing. I thought it's very modern that they accept electronic payment.