Editor's pick · Tebasaki · Kakuozan & Motoyama
Fuuraibou Honzan
風来坊本山店
3 min walk from Honzan
Claims to have invented the Nagoya-style fried chicken wing in 1963.
Where this one sits
Of the 31 Tebasaki places listed on this site, this is the 2nd oldest and one of the shortest walks from a station.
Compared against the other Tebasaki shops here, on the prices, walking times, opening years and seat counts each of them lists.
Reputation
- 1 videos41K views in total
- 1963Established
- Editor's pickchosen by hand, with a stated reason
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Fuuraibou Honzan
- Address
- 愛知県名古屋市本山町4-69
- Station
- 本山駅 — 3 min walk from HonzanHHigashiyama LineMMeijo Line
- Type of place
- 居酒屋
- Opening hours
- Tue–Sun17:00–24:00
- Closed
- Mon
- Typical spend
- ¥3,001–4,000 per person, dinner
- Smoking
- No non-smoking seats
- Phone
- 052-751-3339
- Website
- www.furaibou.com
- Established
- 1963
- Record last refreshed
- 2026-07
Getting there: Higashiyama Line / Meijo Line · Honzan Station · 3 min walk
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How to eat it
- 1Hold both ends, twist, and pull the bones out. The meat comes free in one piece.
- 2They are salty on purpose. Beer is the intended partner.
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