What is the difference between fried rice fried "chicken" and "real chicken" at Chinese restaurant?

There are strange things in the menu of overseas Chinese restaurant, there are two kinds of "chicken", and there are the characters "Chicken" and "Real Chicken" there. "Chicken" and "real chicken", there is a difference in price between these two, of course, "Real Chicken" has a higher price. So what's in "chicken"? Is it okay to do such a thing in the first place? Or, is "real chicken" more real than something in reality?

That's why I looked at the identity of the menu that was enveloped in a mystery. Details are as below.Chinese Restaurant Chicken - College Humor Picture

The type of "FRIED RICE (fried rice)" was partly written, but in addition to "Chicken (Chicken)", a menu called "Real Chicken (real chicken)" .... Chicken costs 3.70 dollars (about 315 yen) and real chicken costs 6.75 dollars (about 576 yen), so there are considerable differences.


Looking at the Internet, it seems that this image itself has been around since 2007Had been presentIt seems that, in further examination, in a Chinese restaurantSuch "chicken broth""Chicken", which actually used chicken, and "Real Chicken" which actually contained chicken, and if that relationship is said, "Mutsuke" of Nagatani is not includedTaste of matsutake mushrooms"WhenHomemade soup stock actually containing matsutakeIt is like a difference of.

When it is said that it is certainly normal bag noodles "Chicken Ramen"There is no chunk of lumps in full, so it is reasonable to say reasonable.

In other words, if this image is a restaurant that actually exists and it is one of Chinese restaurants, there is no particular wonder, so let's say whether this price setting is high or cheap, It seems that there was a reason.

In addition, "Kentucky Fried Chicken" is a representative of those who have long been suspected as "Are you really using chicken?"

For example, it is like this.

Is it chicken at all?


Imaginary image of chicken that KFC is artificially cultured


Of course there is no way such costly thing is done, and the following page denies these city legends in detail.

Snopes.com: KFC Mutant Chickens