Ryota’s Tebasaki

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Ryota no Tebasaki is a highly famous specialty fried chicken store rooted in Usa City, the proud cradle of Japan's exceptional hand-made gourmet "Karaage" culture, filled with rich vigor and warm spirits of hospitality. Masterfully using a legendary secret sauce formulation passed down through history and fried crisply on the outside and incredibly juicy on the inside with reliable craftsman technology, the signature chicken wings hold an extraordinary flavor that captures food-loving global travelers. Dropping by casually during your travel stroll to fully enjoy fresh hot pieces while interacting with local people's warm, genuine smiles beautifully colors your precious travel memories with rich local satisfaction.

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【おおいたフォトジェニックTRIP】りょうたの手羽先（宇佐市）

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Ryota’s Tebasaki

Address: 1362-2 Yokkaichi, Usa City, Oita Prefecture
Website: http://ryoutanotebasaki.com/
Operator: Ryota no Tebasaki

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