Excellent quality shop focusing on fresh chicken products. You can buy at the counter or order and pick up. The shop itself is a hive of activity with staff behind the counter constantly preparing and butchering chicken. Japanese specialities like kara age or yaki tori are freshly cooked to one side. The shop is clean with everyone masked and constant washing of hands. The chicken itself is excellent; fresh and tasty and of very high quality. Prices are extremely reasonable but the shop only sells chicken. The shop can get very busy especially around lunchtime. Parking is available up to a maximum of around 5 cars.

A famous chicken shop in Yao City. The location is a little hard to find and the road width is not very wide, but there is a parking lot in front of the shop. If it's full, it seems there are other parking lots. My favorite is the tulip wings Karaage and yakitori are also delicious so recommended. Except for yakitori, almost everything is sold by weight. They also sell raw seasoned karaage meat. *This is also recommended A shop that chicken lovers can't resist. Recommended ♪

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Never going back. Arrived 30 minutes before closing. Being a popular shop, side dishes were almost sold out. There was no time to fry anything, so I waited in line to take home whatever was left. At that time, a regular or acquaintance came to deliver some packages. To thank them, the remaining side dishes were tossed into bags and handed over. Almost everything I wanted to buy was gone. It wasn't even enough for dinner side dishes. Still, thinking I'd order something else, when I tried to order, the woman who entered right after me was asked for her order, and she swept everything up. If this were before closing and many items were left, people would buy other things. But in a zero state, you can't buy anything. Why does the shop cut lines when stocks are down to zero like that? And so I left the shop saying the items I wanted to buy were bought out first. However, since it's a delicious chicken shop, a few days later I went when there was still plenty of time until closing. There was plenty left that day and I waited in line to buy. However, though there were 7 or 8 people inside the shop, no one asked my order. They asked everyone else "Have you decided?". Ahーー so you're mad that I went home the other day, huh. This isn't the first time my purchasing turn was skipped. Even so, because the female clerk who served at that time was very pleasant, I calmed my heart, but this time is truly regrettable.

Reminds me of shops in the family-run markets of the Showa era that don't exist in today's large supermarkets and mass retailers. Located in a residential area, it's by no means a good location, but customers come and go one after another. Since you'll hesitate about what to buy inside the shop, please check photos to decide before going. I can hardly go on weekdays so I want them to be open on Sundays too.

+3

A family-run chicken specialty shop quietly located as you enter the residential area from Taishido intersection. The atmosphere is just like the chicken shops that used to be in old markets and shopping streets. They mainly handle Oyama chicken. Everything imaginable is sold here, from freshly butchered chicken, eggs, chicken deli items, to bento boxes like oyako-don. Side dishes are diverse, ranging from yakitori, fried items like meat croquettes, minced cutlets, curry cutlets, meatballs, roast chicken, oven-baked chicken wings, to horumon stew and hamburger steaks, all of which are delicious. Also, the soup stock in the chicken corner is recommended. Neighborhood kids sometimes come to eat them instead of snacks. Parking is available for 4 cars in front and a few nearby. Please check the notice posted at the storefront to avoid mistakes.

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