Kawaguchi, Saitama, Japan｜Karaage Genjin Kawaguchi Yahei

It's a deep-fried restaurant because it's very delicious. Fried salt is recommended. I use it occasionally, but when I went there on a weekday evening, it was closed, and the last time I went there, it was closed. Recently, it seems that there are irregular holidays, and even if it is open during the day, it is closed at night, so it is a good idea to check before going. For your reference, I took a photo of the business schedule for the first half of November.

I ordered 4 bentos, 2 salt and 2 nanban, and they were so delicious! The salt was crunchy, and the nanban was sweet and juicy, and there was a lot of it, so I ate it at night and left two pieces to eat the next day! If you think about it, it's really cost effective (ง'-̀'́)ง

Opened on April 14, 20121. Despite the unfortunate rain, there was a long line of customers from the time the store opened until it closed. I guess expectations are high for it to come even though there's no publicity or specifics. Maybe it's because it's half price because it's an open sale. I actually received a lunch box. Three different flavors (ginger, soy sauce, salt), pickles, and Hinomaru rice. Normally it's 594 yen, half price 297 yen including tax, but you can buy it for half price. It's not bad at all, but considering the regular price, I don't think it's appealing. My favorite flavor is ginger. Now that it has just opened, customers are pouring in due to the half-price sale, but it may be a critical moment when things calm down. By the way, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on the second and fourth Fridays of the month, the "Genjin bento box containing 3 pieces" will be half price. Volume and taste preferences vary from person to person. If you are interested, I think it's not a bad idea to try it once.