While the fried chicken specialty shop lacks a bit of individuality, the meat is juicy and tender, and the batter is crispy, making it quite satisfying for a casual dining experience! The yurinchi (deep-fried chicken with a soy-based sauce) could use a bit more green onion, but it has a nice seasoning that isn't overly sweet, and the portion size is just right, making it easy to eat. The cozy interior has a reasonable turnover rate, and I would like to keep this place as one of my lunchtime options when visiting Sanga Stadium in the future.

On match days at the Sanga Stadium, you can take food to go, but the restaurant is quite small, with only about four counter seats and four tables. The fried chicken is on the smaller side and comes with a small side dish. While the set meals are quite ordinary and don't have any standout features to call it a specialty store, they do provide a certain level of satisfaction. It’s not exceptional, but it's good enough that I would consider going again.

I had lunch near Kameoka Station. There were many soccer fans around, but since I was able to make a reservation, I went to the restaurant. I ordered the fried chicken set meal. I love Nakatsu-style fried chicken, and this restaurant's fried chicken was also delicious. I was especially happy that I could get a refill on the cabbage 😊. The only downside was that the restaurant was quite cramped. However, many people were getting takeout to bring home.

I chose the two-type fried chicken set meal with salt-flavored thigh karaage and chicken nanban. It comes with rice, miso soup, two small side dishes, and pickles at a reasonable price. The rice can be large size for free, and you can also get unlimited cabbage. I was really full and satisfied!

I ordered the Chicken Nanban set meal for 950 yen. It was around 7 PM on a weekday, and there were about three groups in the restaurant. It took about 10 minutes from ordering to serving. In addition to dine-in, many customers were taking food to go, and the place was lively. The set included four large fried chicken pieces, vegetables, a small dish, rice, miso soup, and pickles, all of which were excellent. The dressing was also delicious, making the cabbage very enjoyable. The taste and service were certainly good, but the location right in front of Kameoka Station is also great. I would definitely like to visit again.

I made a reservation and went there. It's located just a minute's walk from the south exit of Kameoka Station, which seems to be a pretty good spot. This restaurant specializes in fried chicken, but it also offers items like those you'd find in an izakaya, making it a great place for drinkers. I ordered the most popular dish, the chicken thigh karaage set meal, and to address my vegetable deficiency, I also got a Caprese salad. A few minutes later, it arrived. The fried chicken was quite large. I ordered it with a soy sauce flavor, and it was crispy on the outside while juicy on the inside, featuring a rich soy sauce base with a punch of garlic and ginger—a classic dish. Since it comes with small side dishes and pickles, a regular portion of rice might not be enough. Next time, I might order the rice in a larger size or try the salt-flavored version, chicken nanban, or yangnyeom. Thank you for the meal!

This is a fried chicken shop located at the south exit of Kameoka Station. During lunch time, I had the fried chicken set for 850 yen. You can choose from thigh, breast, or a mix. The fried chicken was freshly made and had a nice moderate seasoning that made it delicious. The interior of the restaurant is quite small, which made me feel a bit tense since I was there alone.

I happened to stop by and ordered a yangnyeom chicken set for lunch. The fried chicken was juicy and well-seasoned, so delicious! The white rice was cooked just right, perfect! Plus, it even came with a side dish! This quality for this price is quite a find. I heard they also serve drinks at night, so I'd like to check it out in the evening too! I'll definitely come back : )

I'm completely satisfied with the portion sizes, taste, price, ambiance, and service! The location is great, right in front of the station! They also offer takeout! There’s alcohol available, so it seems suitable for use as a drinking place as well! Last orders are at 8:30 PM and they close at 9:00 PM! It's a really good restaurant, but if I had to point out a downside, it would be that there are limited seats, so there might be a wait during busy times for dining in! By the way, the bento is freshly made after you place your order, so there is a waiting time for that too! However, you can order online!

I ordered the green onion salt lemon and the mentaiko mayonnaise! The green onion salt lemon had a strong lemon flavor that paired perfectly with the fried chicken! The mentaiko mayo had a nice spiciness from the mentaiko, making it a great match with rice! I’m thinking about getting it for my family next time!

I had incredibly delicious fried chicken at a restaurant in front of Kameoka Station. The interior was bright, and the female staff were cheerful and lovely. The cook was also very kind. The fried chicken was crispy on the outside and super juicy on the inside. Enjoying a beer while chatting with the wonderful staff made for the best dinner ever!

The momo karaage set meal is 780 yen, and you can get a large serving of rice for free. It also comes with free refills of cabbage and miso soup. Other set meals are also just 780 yen, which is quite affordable. The karaage comes in two flavors: soy sauce and dashi salt. The soy sauce is rich in flavor, making it great with rice. Additionally, the coating is so crispy that the meat stays warm. Whether you're going to watch a soccer game or getting takeout for home, it sounds delicious and enjoyable.

This weekend's mission took me to Kameoka City in Kyoto Prefecture. I considered dining out, but I found a fried chicken specialty shop at the station and decided to get takeout. I kept it simple with just the fried chicken. Generally, fried chicken is mostly made from thigh meat, but I prefer breast meat. It cost 340 yen for 100 grams, and I received three large pieces. I could choose between soy sauce and salt flavor for the seasoning, and I immediately chose the salt flavor. I enjoyed it at my accommodation. It was soft and delicious!

I took home some piping hot food. Since it was my first time, I decided to try a mix of chicken thigh and breast with both soy sauce and salt flavors. Personally, I liked the breast with salt the most. It’s a small shop, but you can also eat inside. They serve alcohol too. I think I’ll try coming at night next time. Other reviewers have praised the staff's service highly, but I did not feel the same way at all.