Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan｜Tsukuba ChicKen

Whenever you pass by the store during business hours, you will always be hit by the smoke and smell of charcoal grilling. A store specializing in take-out side dishes, with a large bowl of rice in front of the store, where you can eat just the smoke. I went to work for the first time on my day off. An hour before closing, there were only a few side dishes left, but I bought several types of yakitori and fried chicken for dinner. Several pieces of yakitori were soft even when they were cold, and they were much more delicious than the lentils that made them hard. The bon butt and seseri are especially delicious, and the Iga seven meatballs are spicy and would go well with rice. The fried chicken is crispy and the meat is juicy. It's a typical textbook style fried chicken. There are plenty of salads that strengthen your nutritional defense, and the bibimbap salad includes steamed chicken. I also bought roasted chicken Teva hirayaki, so I can't sleep at night because I'm looking forward to drinking tomorrow. I tend to buy a lot of things at this store, but I think this is a recommended place for takeout yakitori♪

Deli shop specializing in chicken Purchased grilled thighs, fried chicken, and yakitori. Excellent meat elasticity, seasoning, and volume Especially yakitori The skin, breast, thigh, big chunks of liver, and green onions were all stuck on one skewer. The volume is amazing You can enjoy a variety of textures and flavors with just one skewer. Even though it was cold, it was delicious! ! It was a feast.

It is a famous restaurant in the local area. If you order yakitori over the phone in advance, you can buy a variety of yakitori to take home with you, but if you suddenly come to the store, you can only buy yakitori that has already been grilled. They also have a variety of other dishes, such as fried chicken, grilled momos, and side dishes such as potato salad and chicken offal stew, so it's the perfect restaurant for dinner as a side dish or as a snack to go with alcohol.