I visited with a friend because I heard the karaage was delicious. It was our first time, and since we both love green onions, we ordered the karaage negimamire set. Usually, it comes with 4 pieces, but I ordered 8 and my friend ordered 6, with large portions of rice. Each piece of karaage is large, and even a regular portion of rice is piled high, so a 4-piece karaage set with regular rice is already quite filling. Extra karaage costs money, but large rice, refills of rice, and refills of miso soup are free! The karaage is crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, has a garlic aroma, and is super delicious! The negimamire lives up to its name, piled high with green onions. The other side dishes are also quite tasty. The price is reasonable, the taste is good, and the staff were friendly—nothing to complain about. There are many other menu items like chicken nanban and chicken tempura, so I'll definitely be back.

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The negimamire karaage was super delicious. It usually comes with 4 large pieces of karaage, but I paid extra to get 6 pieces. You can get large portions of rice and miso soup for free, and refills are unlimited.

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Delicious!! Large portions too!! After shopping, I looked it up on Google Maps and went. The food is prepared with care; it's worth going even if you have to travel a bit!! Highly recommended.

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Last time I was defeated by 6 pieces of karaage, so this time I went with oyakodon. It's seasoned Kansai-style. The chicken was delicious. I had 2 pieces of my wife's karaage, and as expected, the karaage is delicious. This amount is just right.

I went to Ayase-eki in Ayabe, Kyoto, for lunch. I had the 8-piece karaage set and was very full. I'd like to go again if I have the chance!! It's a pity that the free refills for rice and miso soup are no longer available. Thank you for the meal.