From the south exit of Tobu Line Narimasu Station to Choro's Skip Village, there is a chicken fry restaurant. This area is filled with fried food restaurants. There is a Katsudon restaurant called Katsuya, next to Katsuya is a Tempura rice bowl restaurant called Tenya, across from Tenya is a KFC chicken fry restaurant, and next to KFC is a Karaage restaurant called Karayama. For those who love fried food, this area is like heaven. Therefore, I personally named this area "Narimasu Skip Village Chicken Heaven." Order: Creamy Moon-viewing Sandwich for 490 yen, Garlic Soy Sauce Chicken for 280 yen, Large Iced Tea for 100 yen (tax included). The Garlic Soy Sauce Chicken is boneless chicken with a hint of garlic and soy sauce flavor. It's not bad, but it's not as good as bone-in chicken. Would I want to eat the Garlic Soy Sauce Chicken again? I would, but I don't need two pieces. I also ordered the Original Chicken. The Creamy Moon-viewing Sandwich has a fried egg with a lettuce, chicken fillet, and mayonnaise-based sauce. The egg yolk is runny. The name of the dish is accurate, and it's quite delicious. Colonel Sanders, your chicken is still great. Boneless chicken is the way to go.

Chicken Fryer Shop located in Skip Village, a short walk from the south exit of Tobu Line Narimasu Station. Ordered: Double Punch Sandwich Set for 670 yen (tax included). Set includes: Double Punch Sandwich, Kernel Crispy, Medium Soft Drink. The Double Punch Sandwich is made with domestically sourced chicken breast meat, a boneless Kentucky-style chicken combined with a flavorful and spicy sauce made with garlic and habanero. The orange sauce with habanero gives it an exciting spicy kick, a double punch of flavor. Not recommended for those with a sensitive palate. The sandwich is quite tasty and I would like to have it again, but unfortunately it has been replaced by the limited-time "Moon-viewing Sandwich". Moving on to the "Kernel Crispy", it was mostly breading and lacked flavor. Overall, bone-in chicken is preferred. While it may not compare to the Original Chicken, which is 33 times better, it's still enjoyable. Thank you, Colonel.

Daiei went out of business, so I went to Kentucky for takeout. I got the limited-time Cream Stew Pot Pie, and my mom got the Black Hot Chicken, which I think was made with chicken breast. Even though it was cold, it was apparently spicier than expected, with lots of black pepper. I got the takeout mainly for the Cream Stew Pot Pie, which was crispy and delicious, but I wish there was more soup inside, maybe double the amount. (I added some soy milk and it was tasty.) We don't usually eat oily food at home, so I'm not sure if we'll go back for more.

I used it for lunch this time. It is a new store that has just opened. I was unsure what to order, but this time I ordered the 30% OFF Pack B, which is a limited-time offer. You can eat in, but this time I used it for takeout. Ordered items: 30% OFF Pack B 1,500 yen *Original chicken 5 pieces, Kernel Crispy 4 pieces set. The original chicken had a delicious taste, with a good balance of saltiness and juiciness. The shop has a clean atmosphere, and the staff's customer service is polite. It is a fried chicken shop near Narimasu Station.