Delicious fried chicken set meal

at first

I’m sorry

Because we can’t speak english

I am using DeepL translate, so it may be a strange sentence,

but I would like you to understand

Thank you

The set includes 5 pieces of fried chicken, 3 small bowls of

side dishes, miso soup, and rice.

us＄6.5(including consumption tax)

Set menu with just the right amount for lunch

Fried chicken is of course delicious!

The three small side dishes that come with the set are also delicious.

The miso soup has a nice broth and the heat of cutting the

green onions has a nice texture.

While many restaurants serve the green onions in miso soup

in a thinly sliced, almost melted form, this restaurant pays

attention to the texture and aroma of the green onions.

Many restaurants use the same side dishes that come with

the lunch set.

Many restaurants use side dishes purchased from suppliers as is.

but this restaurant makes delicious side dishes.

This store also retails showcased and weighed fried chicken

and other side dish items.

I believe these side dish items are popular items that are also

sold retail at the store.

Deep-fried vegetables (to the left of the fried chicken in the photo)

Steamed chicken and Chinese pickles with Chinese pickles (center left)

Fromage Potato Salad (center right)

This is really good!

The owner also told me that he pays a lot of attention to the

small bowls and the deliciousness of the food.

The “commitment” is clearly stated on the store’s flyers.

Flour, potato starch, bread crumbs, and eggs used for frying

All flour, potato starch, bread crumbs, and eggs used for

frying are 100% Hokkaido grown, and no chemical

seasonings are used at all.

This way, the family can eat with peace of mind.

Even after eating it, you won’t feel like you’ve eaten fried food

in your mouth.

I guess the proof is that I feel very refreshed.

Cute logo too.

If you want a delicious fried chicken set meal, go for it!

KOROMO, a restaurant specializing in fried foods

1-1-60, Nishino 1-jo 4-chome, Nishi-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan

Writer Kazuya Maruishi

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