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Founded in 1928, this golden oldie supplies hungry locals with chicken bento boxes and chicken-heavy deli dishes, of course in addition to their famed karaage (fried chicken pieces). These soft, juicy goodies are crispy on the outside and garnished with extra flour, making for a decadently calorie-heavy and delicious dish.
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Transport Kamata Station
Telephone 03-3731-5888
Open 6.30am-6pm (closes when stock runs out)
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