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Dive into the New Korean Cheese Fair at bb.q Olive Chicken Café

Starting from October 23, 2025, bb.q Olive Chicken Café, operated by Watami Co., is launching the "Korean Cheese Fair" in its locations across Japan. As the leading fried chicken brand in Korea, they are set to charm fried chicken fans with a mouthwatering selection of four new cheese-inspired dishes.

A Fusion of Flavors: Cheese and Korean Chicken

This fall, the Korean Cheese Fair introduces a unique twist on beloved Korean cuisine through the creamy and rich flavors of cheese.

Among the highlights is the Yangnyeom Cheese Burger, featuring crispy chicken fingers topped with a sweet-savory Yangnyeom sauce combined with a creamy cheese sauce sourced from Bihoro Tohge Ranch and Cheddar cheese. This combination transforms each bite into a delightful experience of taste harmony, where the saltiness and creamy texture of the cheese perfectly complement the chicken.

The Cheese Dak-galbi Rice presents a spicy original dak-galbi sauce based on gochujang, generously topped with melted cheese. This dish harmoniously blends the rich flavors of chicken and sauce with the savory notes of domestically sourced mixed grain rice, ensuring a gratifying experience from the first bite to the last.

A Sweet Touch with Cheese Balls

Also debuting is the Cheese Cream on 3 Colors Cheese Balls, a dessert-like offering that boasts a crunchy exterior and luxurious gooey cheese interior. Each cheese ball is generously topped with a cheese cream made from Bihoro Tohge Ranch cheese sauce and whipped cream, available in two delectable flavors: plain and strawberry.

The assorted cheese balls—plain, strawberry, and chocolate—allow for a delightful tasting experience, making them perfect not only as post-meal desserts but also as irresistibly cute snacks for on-the-go enjoyment.

Detailed Menu Offerings

• - Yangnyeom Cheese Burger - 590 yen (tax included)

Optional drink set available for an additional 250 yen.

• - Cheese Dak-galbi Rice - 690 yen (tax included)

Optional drink set available for an additional 250 yen.

• - Cheese Cream on 3 Colors Cheese Balls (Plain Cheese Cream) - 450 yen (tax included)

• - Cheese Cream on 3 Colors Cheese Balls (Strawberry Cheese Cream) - 450 yen (tax included)

This exciting event showcases the essence of Korean cheese culture and is a must-visit for food enthusiasts and fried chicken lovers alike.

About bb.q Olive Chicken

The brand name “bb.q” stands for “Best of the Best Quality,” reflecting their commitment to delivering outstanding quality to every customer at all their locations. Founded in 2016, the recipes they serve fuse years of traditional Korean culinary practices with cutting-edge research from the “Chicken University,” established in Seoul to pursue the highest quality and taste.

Company Overview

Address: 1-1-3 Haneda, Ota-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Established: December 2016
Official Website: bbq-olivechickencafe.jp

Watami Co.
CEO: Mikki Watanabe
Founded: May 1986
Website: watami.co.jp