This brand put this local chicken dish on the map for both tourists and locals to enjoy.

This branch in particular looks big from the outside with its impressive entrance looking like a bridge into a Japanese castle, complete with fortified stone walls. But deapite how big the place is and how plentiful the parking area is, there’s usually a waiting line. The interior is equally impressive with large wooden tables and nice paper lantern looking lights. It’s somewhat minimalist yet done with nice touches of Japanese culture with its big furniture. The big windows allow natural light to come in, and complements the minimalist interior.

Food is as good as in any branch. Service seems lacking, but it may be because they are almost always busy.