It’s not Taiwanese fried chicken at all, not authentic. The fried chicken cutlet is so thin in comparison to what I ate in Taiwan, and the shop is also not operated by Taiwanese. My opinion, just don’t waste your time and appetite here.

The chicken was delicious!

Delicious delicious delicious, but surprisingly it isn't run by Chinese people; they said they don't speak Chinese. Their attitude really is so-so, but the fried chicken cutlet is so delicious! Its aroma had me drooling all the way home٩(º﹃º٩) I'd recommend eating it on the spot, though—super fragrant and crispy.

Bought Taiwanese fried chicken and fries. Perhaps because the fried chicken is big, it took surprisingly long after ordering. The spices are exquisitely delicious. I wish they would sell the spices separately too.

This is a Taiwanese fried chicken shop at the intersection in front of the station. Takeaway only. The shop is small, and orders are placed outside. They serve it freshly fried, but it takes about ５ minutes, so it could be tough in heavy rain and wind. I ordered 《台湾唐揚(プレーン)》 for 680円. Payment was by cash or QR code only. Chili can be added for an extra charge. I think the chicken is breast meat. I believe they butterfly it to an even thickness, marinate it in sauce, coat it, and fry it. They seem to sprinkle a little salt on it after frying, as there is a salty taste too. There is a star-anise-like aroma, so they may use it in the sauce. It is only a faint aroma, not overpowering. It did not feel oily and was fried crisp with a crunchy texture. Since it is breast meat, the meat itself is light. It is large and filling, but I felt the plain version became a little boring toward the end. Adding chili as a topping would probably keep it interesting. The price is a little high, so a set with a drink or fries becomes quite expensive. The service was cheerful, polite, and good. Thank you for the meal.

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