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One of the most famous restaurants in Otaru is Wakadori Jidai Naruto Honten, nicknamed "Naruto." Since its founding in 1965 (Showa 40), it has been loved as a soul food for the people of Otaru and can be said to be the originator of fried chicken halves in Hokkaido.

The main store in Inaho, Otaru City, offers a wide variety of menu items, including their signature product, "half-fried young chicken," which has become famous nationwide, as well as sushi and rice bowls made with Otaru seafood, various set meals, curry, tempura, ramen, and more.

The fried chicken half has been made with the same traditional taste since the restaurant first opened, with a crispy skin and juicy inside. The excess fat has been removed, making it less greasy than it looks and surprisingly refreshing. The slightly salty seasoning goes perfectly with rice and beer.

All fees must be paid in advance, and if you order additional items, you will be billed each time.

Facility name: Young Chicken Jidai Naruto Main Store

Address: 3-16-13 Inaho, Otaru City, Hokkaido, 047-0032

phone
0134-32-3280

Opening hours
11:00-20:30

Closed days <br>Open everyday

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This shop, renovated from the "Old Otaru Warehouse Main Building," said to be the oldest commercial warehouse in Hokkaido in the Otaru North Canal area, develops and sells original products that convey the charm of Otaru. The shop tells the story of Otaru's prosperity during the Hokkaido pioneering era and the history of the Kitamae ships, and displays and sells processed seafood and agricultural products from ports of call and Hokkaido, as well as original products by artisans and artists with ties to Otaru.