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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

Compare: FuraikenboKoganechanYatai MamichanChez RemyHidechan RamenHakata Yatai Nakasu Juban

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.

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