A lively Korean street-food stall on the sando approach to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, run by a Korean owner and filled with Korean chatter and K-pop — reviewers compare the vibe to a Shin-Okubo food stall transplanted to Narita. Opened in December 2020, it specializes in Korean-style fried chicken, from the signature honey-glazed chicken to yangnyeom and garlic soy sauce versions, alongside handmade gimbap, tteokbokki, and Korean street snacks like cheese balls and rice cake skewers. Primarily a takeout and delivery spot, it draws temple visitors and locals craving an authentic taste of Korean street food.
