A takeout specialty fried chicken shop. My son was very interested when he saw the flag that said "Legendary Fried Chicken" and asked, "What kind of taste is legendary?" He ordered 100g each of crispy thigh meat and juicy thigh meat. When he ate the crispy one, he said, "It's really crispy, you can hear the crunch!" For the juicy one, he said, "It's so juicy, try a bite." Just with one piece of fried chicken, we had a great time.

I saw a sign that said 100g for 200 yen when the store had just opened, so I thought it was a good deal and ended up buying it. I asked for 100g each of the special sauce and salted special sauce, but they didn't mention that it would be too much. In the end, I got about 120g in total, which was more expensive than I expected. I tried it at home, but it wasn't to my liking. I felt that buying it at the supermarket would be cheaper and tastier, so I won't be going back. There are new shops popping up in front of the station, so as someone who likes trying new things, I plan to conquer them one by one.

When I went to Asakusa, I wanted to eat something but gave up because there was a long line. It was frustrating, but after a few months, I happened to discover it in Osaka. I bought the famous garlic fried chicken. When you bite into it, the flavor of garlic spreads throughout your mouth. The chicken has a strong texture to chew on, providing a satisfying eating experience. It truly lives up to the reputation of being a famous shop in Asakusa. You can either eat it on the spot or take it home. I will definitely visit again.

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In December of the 4th year of Reiwa, the operating hours are from 11:00 to 21:00. I ordered two juicy chicken thighs for 264 yen, priced at 259 yen per 100g. The food is weighed after it is cooked, and then you pay based on the weight. This time, I waited for about 8 minutes, but you can enjoy freshly fried delicious fried chicken.

I received a gift from someone, it seems to be a chain store in Tokyo. It was my first time seeing it, but it seems like there are many stores. The fried chicken with thigh meat and chicken wings was delicious. The thigh meat was large, juicy, and had no unpleasant smell. The slightly sweet sauce was nice too. It was still delicious even when it cooled down. It goes well with beer and highball. It can also be a side dish.

"I thought it might be nice to try something other than a fried chicken bento box once in a while." That's what led me to try the fried chicken burger that I recently ordered for takeout from here. On this day in early May, I visited 'Karaage En' with the initial intention of buying the limited-time 'Sauce Karaage' bento box that I had tried at their affiliated store 'Karayama' a little while ago. However, I was drawn to a different menu item this time, which was the 'En Burger' – a burger with a generous serving of their specialty 'Crispy Thigh' fried chicken sandwiched between buns. This item had been available at around 10 stores mainly in the Kanto region, but due to its popularity, it had been introduced at all 'Karaage En' and 'Karaage Toriben En' stores except for a few locations since last month. There were two flavors available: the 'Extreme Sauce Burger' with a sesame and garlic-based sauce mixed with mayonnaise, and the 'Tartar Teriyaki Burger' dipped in teriyaki sauce and topped with tartar sauce. I purchased both and found that despite their simple appearance, they had a satisfying taste and addictive quality. Priced at ¥421 each including tax, they were quite affordable and perfect for a quick and enjoyable meal, especially for those with a hearty appetite or a preference for bold flavors. While 'Kentucky' chicken sandwiches are good, younger generations and those who enjoy stronger flavors may prefer the fried chicken burgers from 'Karaage En'. Feel free to give them a try if you're looking for a reasonably priced, filling burger option.

Takeout from a fried chicken shop♡ There are two locations in Osaka, here in Abiko and in Sakai. At 240 yen for 100g, you get 2 pieces of fried chicken! It's a bit expensive, right? They also sell them individually, so I got three pieces. I heard that the crispy thigh is more popular than the juicy whole thigh. Thank you for the meal!

"I thought that lemon-flavored fried chicken is not something you see often, which is why I decided to try the 'Negi Shio Lemon Karaage' that I purchased at this shop. I happened to pass by this karaage specialty shop and noticed a limited-time product being introduced on their signboard. That product turned out to be the Negi Shio Lemon Karaage that I took out this time. 'Karaage En' is a shop I have visited a few times before, but this lemon-flavored karaage seems to be a new addition to their menu. The dish consists of fried chicken breast marinated with salt and lemon, topped with a scallion salt sauce similar to what you might find on grilled beef tongue or salt yakisoba (the sauce is poured on after ordering). When it comes to refreshing fried chicken, I have tried dishes like Chinese oil-drizzled chicken with a soy sauce-based sauce similar to ponzu, but this Negi Shio Lemon Karaage had a different, refreshing taste with a subtle hint of acidity. While I have seen recipes for lemon-flavored karaage in cookbooks and on social media, shops that actually offer it as a product seem to be surprisingly rare. I think this flavor is perfect for the gradually warmer weather we are experiencing now, so if you are curious, be sure to give it a try (note that it will be available until around mid-June)."