The place "Johnno Hatgu" in the Ark Building in the old Kon'yamachi area of Daimyo is evolving rapidly. Originally, they were trying out various things, but it feels like things have accelerated since the calming of the coronavirus situation. The shop at the end, "Johnno Hatgu," sells both Nene Chicken and Hatgu. There are also various other options available. You buy a food ticket from the ticket machine, then head outside along the building. I chose the Kalbi-flavored chicken. It costs 650 yen for the plain one, and you just mix it with the sauce, but it makes for a good beer snack. - Shop Information: Nene Chicken & Johnno Hatgu 1-3-52 Daimyo, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City

During the day, there is always a long line, but at night there was no one, so I decided to buy it. I couldn't tell the difference between Hatdog and Hotdog, so I struggled at the ticket machine. In the end, I went with a simple Mozzarella Hatdog. They fry it with batter after you order. It was ready in about 3 minutes. I couldn't take a picture of the cheese stretching, which was a shame, but the batter was crispy and the cheese was gooey, and I finished it in no time. I understand why there is always a line. Next time, I want to try the Hotdog and Cheese Balls.

Korean food is really delicious.