When it comes to "nankotsu" (soft bone), chicken is generally used, but in Noshiro, pork is the norm. It is a local gourmet dish made by pounding and cutting pork soft bones, seasoning them with salt and pepper, and grilling them. The crunchy texture and slightly different taste from chicken soft bones make it a perfect match for alcohol!
When it comes to "nankotsu" (soft bone), chicken is generally used, but in Noshiro, pork is the norm. It is a local gourmet dish made by pounding and cutting pork soft bones, seasoning them with salt and pepper, and grilling them. The crunchy texture and slightly different taste from chicken soft bones make it a perfect match for alcohol!