Toritanaka
If you thought grilled skewers could only get so good, you owe it to yourself to try the delicious meat at this Sumida eatery.
Restaurant Details
This high-quality yakitori shop in Sumida, Tokyo is fast gaining a reputation as one of the hardest places of its kind to reserve. The style of cooking has its roots in the street stalls of Japan’s Meiji era, but in recent years, skilled chefs have elected the craft to a higher level of culinary excellence.
The high-quality grilled chicken dishes at Toritanaka are made with top-grade poultry, with a focus on provenance. Barely a part of the bird goes to waste, with everything from the usual breasted thigh meat to the ovaries and skin on offer.
Book as early as possible to avoid disappointment, as word of mouth spreads like wildfire in Japanese gastronomy, so it’ll only get more busy from here.
Toritanaka Phone Number
Toritanaka Business Days
Toritanaka Address
3-25-7 Sumida, Sumida City, Tokyo, 131-0031, Japan
Toritanaka 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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