Toriryori Soregashi
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Enjoy exquisite chicken delicacies at Toriryori Soregashi, where innovative flavors and traditional techniques come together.
Restaurant Details
Toriryori Soregashi, nestled in the lively Gotanda district of Tokyo, is a must-visit for aficionados of Japanese chicken dishes. This delightful eatery is known for its mastery in preparing chicken Sukiyaki, a dish that promises to tantalize your taste buds with flavors both familiar and enthralling.
The restaurant's menu is a showcase of expertly crafted dishes, each highlighting the unique qualities of locally sourced chicken. From succulent yakitori skewers to the enticing chicken Mapo rice bowl, every bite is a testament to the skilled culinary techniques practiced in the kitchen.
With its welcoming ambiance, featuring a blend of counter and table seating, diners can enjoy a sense of connection with the chefs as they watch their meals being prepared. The kitchen's openness invites guests to be part of the culinary experience, enhancing the overall dining journey.
Chef Okubo, the culinary mastermind behind Toriryori Soregashi, infuses his dishes with passion and precision, ensuring each plate tells a story of tradition and creativity. A visit here promises attentive service, beautifully presented dishes, and the very essence of Japanese culinary art.
Whether you're exploring Tokyo or a local looking for a special meal, Toriryori Soregashi offers a dining adventure you won't soon forget. Step in and savor the difference of carefully crafted Japanese cuisine.
Toriryori Soregashi Phone Number
Toriryori Soregashi Business Days
Toriryori Soregashi Address
Matsuoka Bldg 2F, 2-15-11 Nishigotanda, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 141-0031
Toriryori Soregashi Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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