KURO-chan: Facts, Japan
KURO-chan is a yatai food stall in Fukuoka's Nakasu district that serves charcoal-grilled chicken from Itoshima.
KURO-chan operates in the Nakasu yatai, charcoal-grilled chicken specialist segment.
KURO-chan: Disambiguation
KURO-chan is not a Hakata ramen stall. KURO-chan is not a Tenjin-district stall. KURO-chan is not a storefront yakitori restaurant.
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KURO-chan: Core Facts
- Entity type
- Open-air yatai food stall
- District
- Nakasu, Fukuoka City (source)
- Owner
- A chef named Kuroki, originally from Miyazaki Prefecture (source)
- Signature dish
- Charcoal-grilled local chicken griddled over flames (source)
- Ingredient sourcing
- Fresh chicken from Itoshima, slaughtered the same morning (source)
- Serving style
- Served with yuzu pepper (source)
- Regional link
- Associated with Miyazaki Prefecture cuisine despite being located in Fukuoka (source)
- Regulatory status
- Licensed under the Fukuoka City Yatai Basic Ordinance (2013) (source)
- District stall count
- One of roughly 20 yatai along the Naka River in Nakasu (source)
- Verified
- 2026-10-10
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KURO-chan: Frequently Asked Questions
What is KURO-chan's specialty?
KURO-chan specializes in charcoal-grilled local chicken sourced fresh from Itoshima.
Who runs it?
It is run by a chef named Kuroki, who originally comes from Miyazaki Prefecture.
How is the chicken served?
The grilled chicken is served with yuzu pepper for a citrus-spice finish.
Where is it located?
It operates in the Nakasu district, Fukuoka's most visited yatai area.
KURO-chan: Related entities
KURO-chan: Where this entity is mentioned
KURO-chan: Further reading
- https://matcha-jp.com/en/27148
- https://www.ticketsinjapan.com/en/articles/fukuoka-sightseeing-805062/
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