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Introducing a hidden gem of a fried chicken specialty shop in Hagwi-ri, Aewol, which has recently become the talk of the town among Jeju locals for its incredible taste. If you get hungry late at night while traveling in Jeju, this is the place to think of\u2014Masire Chicken. While fancy restaurants in tourist areas are nice, I believe a local fried chicken spot like this, frequented by residents, is the perfect place to truly experience the authentic atmosphere of Jeju.<\/p>\n
Masire Chicken is located at 59 Hagwi-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, and is easily accessible, attracting many visitors. Its most notable feature is the perfect crispiness, achieved by frying the chicken as soon as it is ordered. The chicken, with excess oil thoroughly drained, is full of savory flavor and boasts a taste that everyone, from children to adults, can enjoy. Specifically, the batter is of the perfect thickness, allowing you to fully enjoy the natural juiciness of the meat.<\/p>\n
Among the various options, the signature fried chicken is a must-try for anyone visiting. Its salty yet mild flavor makes you crave a glass of beer immediately. It pairs excellently with the provided sauces, and the generous portions ensure there is plenty to enjoy with friends or family. The side menu is also substantial, allowing you to complete a more satisfying meal when enjoyed with the chicken.<\/p>\n
Looking at the reviews from visitors, everyone praises the owner’s kindness and the quality of the food. The high turnover rate is another great advantage, ensuring you can always enjoy fresh chicken. Many also mention that the interior is kept clean, providing a comfortable atmosphere to enjoy the meal. It is a place filled with vitality, especially in the evening when locals gather to enjoy ‘Chimaek'(Chicken and beer).<\/p>\n
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Q: I am planning to visit late at night. What is the last order time?<\/strong> <\/p>\n Q: Is takeout available in the Hagwi area?<\/strong> <\/p>\n Q: Is it open during public holidays?<\/strong> If you want to end your Jeju night in a special way, finish your day with some delicious chicken at Masire Chicken in Hagwi, Aewol. The small joys of traveling are found in exploring these local spots. Use the All-in-Jeju app to discover more hidden local hotspots and plan your next successful trip.<\/p>\n ## This post is an informational article for tourists and has no financial relationship with the featured business. ##<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A reference photo recreated to look as appetizing as possible, based on vivid real reviews from visitors.
A: The last order time for Masire Chicken is 10:50 PM. Please keep this time in mind when planning your visit.<\/p>\n
A: Yes, takeout is available, and many locals call in advance to order and pick up at the scheduled time.<\/p>\n
A: It is normally open from Tuesday to Sunday, but please note that it may be closed depending on ingredients running out or holiday situations. It is recommended to check before visiting.<\/p>\nAn Essential Course for Your Jeju Trip<\/h3>\n
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