The quality and taste of the chicken were truly amazing. The soba and noodle sauce were a little heavy for my taste. Although the food was good, it was not very comfortable to be inside because it was too crowded, narrow and overall it had a fast food feel. If possible, I would recommend getting takeout from here. 😅 It would be great if there was an option to order chicken with broccoli instead of rice or cabbage.

V bad experience

It is very small place however the fried chicken combo( with unlimited rice and Miso soup) is amazing! I truly believe this is the best fried chicken in Tokyo! Good price & fast serving. Me and my sons went back 2 time already during Japan trip . I recommend this fantastic place for everyone who is very hungry...! You won't regret ....!

Exit the south exit of Tachikawa Station, take the escalator at the far end on the left side of the connecting bridge down to ground level, turn 180° behind you, then turn about 150° left at the real estate office's corner; it's a short distance from there. If using the elevator, take the “S3” elevator just outside the station building down to ground level, continue straight, and cross the pedestrian crossing; the real estate office will be on your right. The restaurant entrance has a slope rather than a step, and it is low and short, so I think wheelchair users can enter, but the interior has only counter seating and unfortunately is not barrier-free. I had “ガリマヨ丼”（720円）with less rice（0円）（a large portion is ＋50円.）, plus “miso soup”（60円）. “ガリマヨ丼” has shredded cabbage spread over the rice, with flat pieces of fried chicken cut into long strips and propped up on top, mayonnaise over the lower half, and fried garlic chips and wakegi scallions sprinkled over it. When I lifted a piece, the chicken itself wasn't very thick, was covered in a sturdy coating, and felt quite heavy with the very thick mayonnaise. The thick mayonnaise doesn't yield to gravity, so you can see the cut surface clearly; despite being thin, meat juices flow out between the fibers, letting you enjoy the crisp coating and juicy chicken texture. A bowl worth its price. （※This is purely my personal impression.）

+3

I think it's really nice that after 17:00, rice, miso soup, and salad become all-you-can-eat at no extra charge. The karaage was overly crunchy, and honestly the meat was tough too, so it wasn't quite for me personally, but there are lots of menu options and the prices are low, so I think it's not bad. Inside there are about 10 counter seats and no tables.