Originally it was a takeout karaage shop, but they started eat-in (standing) as well, so I went to try that. Since it's a shop that doesn't make things in advance, you have to wait 15-25 minutes even for standing. The set is cheap and the taste is quite good, so it's a bit of a waste. You can make phone reservations not only for takeout but also for standing, but honestly, my impression is that you wouldn't reserve a spot to stand and eat. Since it's almost impossible to just drop by for a quick drink, it seems there's not much point in the standing operation... It's true that freshly fried is very delicious, but I want some pre-fried items for standing. Therefore, I gave it a rating of 5 for food and 2 for service. However, both takeout and eat-in taste are guaranteed. Very delicious!

The shop that was in Nishi-Rokugo 3-chome has moved in front of the station! This is a "Nakatsu Karaage" shop that cannot be displayed unless recognized by Nakatsu City, the sacred place of karaage. According to the "Nakatsu Karaage" regulations, the chicken is from Kyushu. The seasoning and the taste of the chicken combine perfectly, and I eat it almost once a week. They fry it after you order, but if you don't want to wait, you can order by phone and specify a time. Since I have ties to the authentic Nakatsu City, I have eaten Nakatsu Karaage many times including the famous shop "Moriyama", but Shin's karaage is definitely the taste of Nakatsu Karaage. My recommendation is definitely the boneless thigh. Seseri (chicken neck), wings, and drumsticks are also delicious, so I'm always confused when ordering. One thing, perhaps because the store operation is not yet complete, depending on the congestion, you may have to wait a little even if you ordered by phone. I think it will improve over time, so I want to keep watching over it. Supports various electronic payments, and is also available on UberEats and Demaecan.

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It was definitely delicious, but anyway, there are many holidays. It's not a matter of it being unavoidable to close many days because they contracted the property and pay rent, but since it's a location right in front of the station, I would like them to be a shop that is open as many days as possible if possible. It might be a matter of "I pay and contract it, so it's my business, I have my circumstances", but since it causes loss of opportunity for surrounding users, I want them to make a decision if they are going to close.

I went during the day but seseri was sold out so I couldn't eat it. Chicken thigh and yagen cartilage were delicious. It's just that I can't finish the snacks at this shop alone. I want edamame, french fries, etc. Maybe I should have bought tartar sauce to change the taste.

I went because the shop that was originally nearby moved in front of the station. When I arrived, I was told it would be a 30-minute wait, so I reserved for 5 hours later but still had to wait about 15 minutes. The previous customer had the same experience, and unfortunately, the cashier's feeling of apology was not conveyed. There was no impression at all like when I ate at a popular shop in Nakatsu, and it seems that supermarket karaage at half the price suits my mouth better, so I don't think I will go again.