A humble village chook, Henry, ascends to heights he could never have dreamed of had he been kept alive in the farm. Grateful for his early death, he does his utmost best and graces our plates at this KFC branch as a supremely flavoursome, succulent, crispy world-beating chicken. Most of his body parts are available to eat here, but his thighs are the best. Henry didn’t exercise much, so there is lots of delicious fat to tuck into there! Don’t bother trying the “Japanese specials”, Henry isn’t that well featured there, just get what the locals get — a mixture of Henry’s parts.

The staff took order for us is not with proper manners. French-fries we got is totally dead which they shall have throw it, no need to mention the horrible fried-chickens. Chicken roll is tiny and tasteless. Only drink n burger is ok. So sad to waste our space in stomach.

Service was great, food tasted great until I saw something hanging from my chicken. It was a piece of hair fried together with the chicken, very disappointed to find this but the rest of the food was good. Bought on December 1st.

New 22years old manager came who doesn't know how to make a relationship with staff. Very rude Japanese. Also few other Japanese staff are same. That's why I left the job last Wednesday.

Tasty, juicy chicken that beats the stuff I get where I'm from. They currently have a new recipe available called spicy honey and I highly recommend trying it.

Very tasty. The only problem is they can't understand English

Quality has slipped. Not very crispy. Chick at 7-11, Lawson and Family Mart is just as good.

KFC in Japan is like a blast from the past. It is how KFC should be. It reminds me of how it was when I was growing up in the 70's and 80's mid-west (Minneapolis, MN). The chicken was very juicy and not overly greasy. The sides also were very good. And they had one of my favorite drinks to have when I am in Japan. Melon soda. I just can't get enough of it. I wish I could get the same way here in the U.S. If you are wanting to try something that is similar to the United States or you just want to compare it to how you have it at home. Give them a try.