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    Tori Ton

    4.1 (461 reviews)
    ModerateIzakaya
    Closed 5:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Mikey H.

    Ky- Yo! You need a break...let's go eat! He was right! I had been helping my parents all week, and it would be a nice diversion. I had never heard of this place. I have probably driven by a dozen times without looking at it. Inside is small and cozy, and from what Ky has said, very authentic Japanese restaurant, the kind you see walking down the streets in Tokyo. It sure did feel like it with workers shouting orders, other customers laughing, and excited about something. Who would've thought you'd get that experience in this cozy little space! The only thing I ordered was the Ginger Hi-Ball. Ky ordered everything else. I have no clue what everything was but it sure was good! Our server was sweet and funny. After having two Hi-Balls, I said that was it...and she pouted...and then I was like, Okay, one more...and she shouted with glee...LOLLLL! Those drinks are really good! Everyone was really friendly, even the cooks, because I peaked around the corner of where I was sitting, and got a smile and nod. This is not a place for mainland tourists. There's no chicken or beef teriyaki, no bentos, it's very traditional. A couple sitting near us ordered two beers and karaage, and then leave. Don't embarrass yourself. Great place to come to! Reservations are seriously recommended.

    Seasonal menu
    Vince I.

    Had a great meal at Tori Ton and really enjoyed trying a few different items. The chicken gizzard garlic was a standout for me -- savory, flavorful, and cooked in a way that made it easy to keep going back for another bite. The skin chicken ponzu was also really good, with that nice balance of crisp texture and bright citrusy ponzu flavor. The ginger beer was a perfect match for the meal and helped cut through the richness of the dishes. Overall, this felt like a solid spot for Japanese skewers and small plates, especially if you like bold flavors and something a little different from the usual menu. I'd definitely come back to try more items.

    Dinner! Thursday January 15, 2026
    Tod K.

    Wednesday February 4, 2026. I came here to eat late dinner at 9:30pm. Service is always really friendly or welcoming and really fast. I ordered my food and everything came out shortly right after just like magic! The food is always made fresh and tastes very good! Ambiance is casual and very comfortable in here. I will always continue to keep coming back here. I love this place!

    Butterflied chicken wings (first time) and pork jowl. This was our final order that our high server kept delivering to the wrong table.
    Karl F.

    In general, if you feel like eating in Honolulu, you can't go wrong driving down king street. Tori ton is inconspicuously located in a small strip mall off of (yes) King street. The atmosphere is welcoming Izakaya with many intoxicated customers. We did not have a reservation, but the staff graciously sat us for a late dinner. Food was solid. I always try to be pretend healthy, so the "healthy tofu salad" was a natural choice. Topped with slivered asparagus, it is accented with a sesame dressing. It was very tasty but a tiny bit heavy on the dressing. The skewers were excellent. Chicken thigh with green onion and tsukune (ground chicken) both were good. Tsukune is a house specialty and very generous football shaped portion. Later, we sampled pork jowl and butterflied chicken wing which were both salted and grilled nicely. The soboro don and the okinawan sweet potato sticks were nice appetizers to whet the appetite while sipping on a drink. In addition, I'm always going to sample and share chicken karaage and agedashi tofu (hey I had salad, so what's wrong with some deep fried delicacies?) I went outside my comfort zone and ordered seared mackerel sashimi--interesting but not my favorite. It had a cold fishy texture with a brief sear. Just wasn't my thing. Servers are very enthusiastic and they hustle. One guy might have been high as he kept messing up on the orders. Well, if I had to work that hard, I might follow his lead.

    tsukane chicken meatball
    Zuri M.

    A sweet little restaurant! The staff are all very friendly and helpful here. The menu has a wide selection of skewers, à la carte, rice, noodles, drinks, and more. I ordered the tsukane chicken meatball and yummy cucumber. It was really good!

    Our Yakitori Spread :)
    Kristina C.

    I haven't been to Tori Ton in a LOOOONG time and I'm so glad they had last minute openings. Here's what I ordered ~ Drinks: * Cola High Ball (10/10) ------------ Food: * Grilled Stingray (8/10) * Smoked Radish Cream Cheese (10/10) * Potato Salad (8/10) * Avocado Marinated Dashi (4/10) * Kawa | Chicken Skin (8/10) * Pork & Mochi (8/10) * Tsukune (8/10) * Pork Wrapped Rice Ball (10/10) I would highly recommend you order yourself a Toki Cola Highball and pair it with basically everything that I listed. If you want something adventurous you should try the Smoked Radish Cream Cheese. While you may think it's a weird combo it works SO WELL together. It's a refreshing dish with a nice crunch and slight sweetness. If you want to do something more safe I always recommend getting the Pork Wrapped Rice Ball or Chicken Skin (Kawa). Overall, Would I come back? Yes! Service is great and food was good. Although, it was pretty pricey. The perfect spot to treat yourself after a hard week's of work!

    Mega size beers
    Minh P.

    Conveniently located right on King Street in Moʻiliʻili, Tori Ton is a great neighborhood spot that always delivers. The name is Japanese for "Chicken Pig," which basically translates to good food if you ask me. They specialize in izakaya style yakitori, and the grilled meat skewers come out hot, flavorful, and perfect for sharing. Their drink selection is also excellent, especially if you enjoy authentic Japanese beers and highballs. I especially like the yuzu beer or the mango beer, both are refreshing and pair really well with the skewers. One must order item is the yummy cucumber, which is the perfect crisp and tangy side to balance the grilled meats. The place gets busy for a reason, so reservations are definitely recommended. If you are looking for a fun izakaya style spot in Honolulu with great food and drinks, Tori Ton is always a solid choice.

    Maki K.

    First time visiting here. I was craving liver yakitori. Pretty busy for weekdays dinner time, recommend to make reservations. No happy hour but food is pretty reasonable prices for all menus. Around $2.9 - $3.9 per skewer and $5.5 - $8 for appetizers.

    Mega Highball
    Brad R.

    LOVE this place. Classic izakaya menu with a boisterously friendly staff and lively atmosphere to match. If you can, ALWAYS make a reservation. They are super busy every day of the week. Think you can just walk in well after dinner time on a random Monday and get a table? You'd be wrong. Many a sad night spent with my heart set on Tori Ton just to call and be told they're fully booked til closing. But this place is always worth the wait. Sizable paid parking lot (first hour free) and a generous amount of free street parking in the general vicinity, but you still might have to wait and/or drive around the block a few times during peak hours. My favorite menu item by FAR is the potato salad. Creamy, chunky potato goodness with bacon and topped with a hard-boiled egg with runny yolk and chili oil with fried garlic chips? Yes yes yes yes yes. Give me 2 orders to myself, and you get your own. Another crowd favorite is the pork-wrapped rice and Tori Ton signature tsukune skewers with added side of beautiful TKG egg yolk for ooey gooey dipping goodness. Other usual orders include the anchovy fries, gobo karaage, ika karaage, agedashi tofu, oden, "healthy tofu salad", mune ume, and my always-go-to buta bara. The highballs, chu-hais, and sours are on the weaker side, especially when upgrading to their Mega sizes, but tasty. Can't go wrong with the Asahi on tap, but I'd personally steer clear of the yuzu beer. LOVE yuzu, still a hard pass on the yuzu beer. All in all, one of the most legitimate spots for yakitori/izakaya fare in Honolulu.

    Chicken Karaage with tartar sauce, quail eggs, and cucumbers.
    Maile W.

    This is by far one of my favorite places to eat! From the moment you walk in the hospitality and vibe is extremely genuine. It feels as if I just walked into someplace plucked right out of Japan. All of the guests are enjoying their food and service. The location isn't a large spot so reservations are greatly encouraged. The size is honestly perfect tho. Last but definitely not least, the flavor of every dish was amazing. I have tried other places that promote similar vibes, but the flavors from Tori Tons dishes really do represent "cooked with love". I'm always excited to come here and bring new faces . 10 stars!

    Casper C.

    Very hole in the wall place. Make reservations if you want to guarantee a table for dining, especially if you have a medium-large size party. The space is small but there are outdoor seatings. Super authentic, as all staff including chefs and servers are all Japanese. There is a parking lot outside the restaurant but is limited to 1 hour. You can also park on the street (metered parking but cheap). This is an izakaya so small dishes are the mainstay here. The mulberry tea tasted like matcha but more subtle and airy. All the skewered meats were so juicy and delicious. Service was incredible, you really get that Japanese hospitality when you're here. Overall a solid must visit on your trip to Oahu! King St has a lot of amazing authentic Japanese food and Tori Ton is no exception!

    Kaden S.

    Amazing Restaurant! 10/10 Came here for dinner and got treated with very good food and amazing service. The ambiance of the restaurant was very nice.

    Kristen S.

    Tori ton was an awesome happy hour spot to enjoy with a small group of friends. It's got a great hole in the wall feel that allows walk ins if you're so lucky when they open at 5-5:30pm. Their toki highballs come in a "mega" size, which should tell you enough about how rowdy/loud it can get, but we loved how reminiscent of Japan it felt. Our group of 3 opted for a shared 5 choice omakase, fries, and 5-6 skewers of varying meats. The food came out fast, and as one can imagine, we spent more money than we wanted to because it was so easy to keep eating. Our server was a great facilitator of libation consumption, which is always appreciated in the high energy environment. We will be back for sure

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    $$

    Bozu is a local Japanese restaurant where all the locals seem to go. It's located in an unassuming…read morestrip mall (reminds me of LA's Koreatown) and we were able to walk there from Waikiki. We ordered a bit too much food and spent a little under $200 for two people after tax and tip. Some dishes we ordered: 1. Spicy tuna and salmon with garlic roll ($26.50) - massive roll and quite heavy...this was the last dish to come out and we were STUFFED by then. It's good, but I would have preferred to start the meal with this roll, not end with it. 2. Atsuage natto ($9.50) - ordered to hit my protein macros. It's literally fried tofu topped with a generous serving of natto. 3. Eggplant in dashi sauce ($6.50) - light appetizer, and seemed fairly healthy. 4. Miso chilean sea bass ($30) - very flaky and fresh. I was already getting full by this point after our apps and nigiri came out. 5. The nigiri and rolls were all fresh and ranged in pricing. We each got 3 pieces of nigiri and split a couple small rolls in addition to the aforementioned spicy tuna and salmon. Service was decent. We sat at the counter and the chefs were all very nice.

    Best service, even when we showed up right before last call. Thank you!…read more Most places don't look too happy when you walk in right before last call. We are always looking for a quick night cap after UH games and Bozu has both good drinks and quality sushi and sashimi.

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    Assorted 5 Kind Sashimi
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    Yamaimo & Sea-Urchin Beef Roll

    Tori Ton - izakaya - Updated July 2026

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