Came here for dinner last night with my husband. Very clean and service was amazing. This is why I give them a 5 stars. Food is a 4 stars, but because of the excellent staff service, 5 stars. We ordered: Mune kizokuyaki - chicken breast all spice (tare may be a better choice, but my husband wanted to try mixed spices since it was different) Unagi (eel) Teba (chicken wings) Very flavorful Ebi (shrimp) the head and shell were left on, so won't order it again as it's too much work to remove the shell and fingers get dirty) Tsukune (chicken meatballs) Beef harami steak with mashed potatoes & cabbage- only $2 more to add side mashed & cabbage Tori Q (marinated cucumbers) Agedashi Tofu Houjicha pudding for dessert (loved it) Drinks : houijicha tea and Sapporo beer Overall, for the price and the size, it's well worth it. Again, had better yakitori's elsewhere, but serving size is much smaller, so you end up ordering more; which means more $$$$. Service was also amazing and food came out quick. Our favorite picks are: Unagi, teba, tsukune, beef harami, & Tori Q cucumbers. Will come back again for sure to try other skewers/apps. I will definitely order the chicken breast/green onions in tare sauce next time as opposed the mixed spices. In summary, I highly recommend to check this place out and experience the great ambiance and service. read more

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Where to begin? I honestly hadn't heard of this chain before walking in. I was actually just hunting for ramen after making a return at Walmart and thought I spotted a spot pulling into the lot. I came by myself and ordered five items plus a Yuzu Sapporo. You have to get the Yuzu Sapporo. I loved it, especially paired with the chicken skin. Perfect match. The service was great; the waiter came by and gave me a full run-through of how the menu works. Here's the breakdown: Ramen: Must-get. Grilled Ground Chicken Rice Bowl: Must-get. Fried Seared Chicken Skin Chips: Do get! Kizoku Yaki (Thigh w/ Teriyaki): Do get! Shiitake Skewer: Skip. It was small and kind of dry. I walked out super satisfied. I feel for the people who were disappointed because they've been to other locations after the fact, but I noticed the menu is already changing (saw a couple of updated editions), so hopefully they keep growing. I'd attribute my good experience to the responsive waiter, getting seated immediately at the bar, and the fact that I crushed it with my order. I'm already thinking about coming back because we really need more yakitori spots for those "in-between" stages, like a late lunch or a late- day cravings when you just want variety and small bites. That's exactly what a yakitori spot should be! It's smoky. Be prepared! read more

Torikizoku - Japanese Near Me - Torrance, California

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I'll give them solid 4-stars. I've been to Torikizoku in Japan, but this was the first time to go to the one in the US. (I've been to Zoku in Redondo Beach which is run by the same company, btw) The ambiance is nice and clean - much brighter and actually gives a bit nicer impression than the ones (typical izakaya atmosphere) in Japan. The service was solid - there were three servers checking/serving us during our visit, so no complaints. The food: Don't forget to order Yuzu-shio ramen when you visit. It really fits as nice 'closing' dish in lieu of dessert (for me!) read more

Torikizoku - Yuzu-shio ramen - Japanese Near Me - Torrance, California

I'm writing an updated review since I actually received everything I ordered in my last visit. Coincidentally got Logan again as my server and appreciated his due diligence in making sure all ordered items arrived in a timely fashion. In no particular order, I remember eating & drinking the: Yuzu Sour, Torikawa Chips, Harame Skewers, Momo Kizokuyaki w/tare, Tsukune, and Hatsu. I was surprised, the Tsukune really impressed me. Lots of yakitori places mess this up by drying out the meat. A nearly perfect skewer I don't have a picture of because I ate it so fast. I will definitely get more than one order of this next time. The texture of chicken heart however, took me a couple of bites to get into, but I ended up liking it. I was glad I tried something new! Both the Harame beef & their chicken thigh + green onion skewers were safe and delicious choices to order again. A good & healthy reminder for all, including myself - that not receiving skewers that I highlighted in my last/2nd visit was an isolated case. I noticed that prices have really shot up since their opening. Given the range of skewers, I'd really like to see a variation of pricing other than $14 for 2 or $8 for 2. I think this place could really fill up if they added a couple of their basic/tried and true skewers on the happy hour menu. If the dinner prices were slightly lower, I'd imagine they'd build a loyal customer base with more regulars. Traditionally, yakitori isn't exactly the kind of food where the bill skyrockets. But I do understand why it's priced the way it is. The yakitori masters are a true credit to their craft! read more

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2.5 stars Stopped by Torikizoku after work hoping for a quick, easy dinner. The Yelp photos and reviews didn't exactly sell me but sake and chicken skewers sounded like a safe bet. I also managed to miss happy hour by literally minutes (walked in at 6:33...it ends at 6:30, of course). Ordered the Kubota sake, tako karaage, tori Q, and mune kizokuyaki. Total came out to about $44 with 20% tip. Food wise...pretty underwhelming. The tako karaage was chewy and didn't taste fresh and the oil had this off flavor that kind of ruined it for me. The skewers were just okay, nothing bad but nothing I'd go back for either. Overall, kinda regret stopping in. It wasn't terrible, just probably wouldn't return. read more

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Start with what you absolutely must try: · Chicken skin chips -- we ordered two rounds · Chicken wings -- incredibly juicy · Nankotsu karaage -- great, but best enjoyed quickly while it's hot · Yuzu ramen -- outstanding yuzu flavor paired with a rich, thick chicken broth My advice: stick with the chicken items -- that's clearly what they do best. I'd pass on the chicken meatballs and okonomiyaki. Service was a bit shaky -- our order got mixed up or sent to another table, and one server kept approaching at awkward moments, even trying to take our sake bottle before we were done. That said, the overall vibe was good, and parking is easy to find. read more

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Stopped by this location because I heard they had great skewers. I ordered karaage, steak and chicken skewers and onigiri. I ordered my food to go because I didn't have time to dine but they did inform me it's not a typical thing they do however they are on DoorDash and Uber Eats..the space is rather small but it is lively and was a full house when I visited. The staff that took my order was really helpful and welcoming which i appreciate on a first visit because I love a nice knowledgeable person. When I got home I was surprised of the small portions but excited to dig in. The karaage was juicy however needed a bit more flavor. The skewers was the star of the show! Amazing steak full of flavor and cooked to perfection. Unfortunately the onigiri was rather smaller than expected but I couldn't even enjoy because it was burnt. I was so surprised that they would even prepare, and box up a product of this low quality. After looking at other photos from their videos and social media I know this wasn't how it was supposed to be prepared or presented. Not sure if I would return especially for how much I paid at this establishment. read more

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The restaurant was a little hard to find because of the way the building laid out, but there's a lot of parking by Chili's or Walmart. Reservations were easy to book through Open Table, and we were seated right away. Our waiter was patient with us while my friends and I were looking at the menu. I love the yakitori style because you get to try so many different dishes and sauces. My favorite dishes were the cucumber salad, chicken meatballs, and harami beef. Definitely would recommend to get the melon soda float! read more

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Met a friend here for lunch. It was nicely decorated and the place was empty. The service was very fast and our server was very gracious. However, there is a very limited menu for lunch which was disappointing because we went for the skewers which are not served at lunch. read more

Easy eats, affordable yakitori. Went on a Thursday evening - parking is a bit tough despite the large lot. Seems there's a lot of other popular stores around. Had an rsvp but didn't seem too busy. Was sat immediately. The decor was sort of your normal Japanese minimalist situation - sort of like Sugarfish vibes. There's happy hour until 6:30 - beer and a few appetizers are available for a cheaper price. The waiter was kind enough to point that out right when we sat as it was almost 6:30. Ordered a happy hour beer, along with some yakitori. There are 2 yakitori skewers per order - so the prices are reasonable compared to other yakitori restaurants around the area. It's mostly chicken (didn't see pork belly) though they did have a beef skewer. My fav was the beef funny enough - was juicy and tasty. The chicken was pretty decent as well. Some cons were the temperature and the smokiness of the place. I overheard the ventilation wasn't working well that day and you can tell when breathing ... could definitely get some smoke as you're sitting. Because of this, think the AC was put on blast but made it a bit cold as well. Overall, the quality was not as amazing as some other spots, but factoring in the affordability - would def recommend for a low key meal. Just hope they sort out the vent issue. read more

Small simple menu compared to Torihei (no beef tongue here), but it has a very spacious and modern dining room and an open kitchen with bar seating all around. Shitake, harame beef skewers, agedashi tofu, takoyaki all tasted fantastic. One caveat is if you sit at the bar it can get very smoky so bring a mask. Second caveat is each item comes with 2 skewers ($8 or $14) and you cannot pick and choose 2 different skewers even from the same price category-- makes no sense to me. You must get 2 skewers of the same item. That's why I'm giving them 3 stars. Also, as others have mentioned, the food is quite salty. read more

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Went during the week night, right after they opened. They had happy hour food and the yakisoba off the HH menu was very good. Overall, all the yakitori was very good and staff was very attentive and helpful. Defiantly recommend making reservation, if you want to go eat anytime after 6pm read more

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I expected so much more and it was a bit of a let down. It seems very popular though and we had to go a few minutes before opening so that we could join a line that was first to sit. Food is ok, good but nothing outstanding. The most interesting for me was the shishito peppers. But nothing that would make me crave to come back. Service is nice , polite and quiet. Place is typically Japanese. Large parking lot available. read more

Torikizoku - Menu - Japanese Near Me - Torrance, California

Food - Small portions - Delicious flavor - Ramen bowl was flavorful - Skewers were good - Takoyaki was okay Location - Restaurant has a lot of seating - Interior is very calming and full of wood decor - Normally better if you have reservation - We walked in and got lucky Service - Host and servers were very nice! - They didn't rush us and let us talk - They gave us recommendations on what's best as well read more

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We'd come back. Food was fresh, moist, delicious, and cooked to perfection. There isn't a dish we ordered that I didn't enjoy. Service was good - they let us join tables and provided Japan style hospitality. Ambiance is well lit. Clean with wooden tables and booths. You can see the chefs cook in the middle. It's located between a chilis and a Verizon store lol. Is that considered a hole in the wall? Either way, we'd come back for sure. read more

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I had really high hopes for this place since it originated in Japan, but overall, the kushiyaki was just okay. The space itself is modern, and we sat at the bar, though we wished the walls were lower so we could actually watch them grill the skewers. If you're sensitive to smoke, you might be better off sitting at a table; the bar area got pretty smoky. Many of the skewers felt like they were missing that depth of umami I was expecting. The chicken meatball was my favorite (great texture and solid flavor) while the teba black was my least favorite (overly sweet and a bit dry). The fried chicken skin (torikawa chips) were interesting to try, though I'm not sure I'd order them again. One standout, though, was the hojicha pudding (yummy hojicha flavor and not overly sweet). Definitely recommend. Service-wise, it felt like they were still working out some kinks. Our initial waiter was great and very attentive, but toward the end of the meal someone else stepped in to announce "last call" and rushed the bill, even though we had already ordered dessert and it hadn't arrived yet. Not a huge issue, but it did feel a bit odd and rushed. read more

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This place was easy to get a reservation. The staff was nice and atmosphere was like that of your typical Japanese yakitori resruantat. The food was overall pretty good. The skewers were very good. My favorite was the scallop and Harami beef. The yuzu shio ramen, cucumber salad and karaage were ok. read more

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Torikizoku is a Japanese yakitori spot with a "YAKIBAR" where chefs prepare yakitori in front of customers in an open-kitchen area. Torikizoku started in Osaka in 1985 and has grown to over 600 locations worldwide in places like Taiwan, South Korea, and Hong Kong. This is the first USA location and Hasu Japanese Izakaya & Grill is the sister restaurant. [Parking]: Relatively easy parking within a large parking lot. [Setting]: Our party waited for about 5 minutes and got a table. The staff came to our table and our party placed various yakitori orders. Unfortunately the staff got our order mixed up and gave us a wrong skewer. [Menu]: The menu has a section for $4 skewers and $8 skewers. All appetizers are $8 each and all sides are $4 each. Sauce set is $4 each. Some of popular skewers are Kizoku Yaki (Jumbo Yakitori $4), Harami Beef ($8), Momo (chicken thigh with tare sauce $4), Hotate (Scallops $8), and Tsukune (Chicken Meatball $4). Free refill for Hot Green Tea or Hot Hoji Tea. Happy Hour from Tuesday to Friday from 5 PM to 6:30 PM and Saturday to Sunday from 5 PM to 6 PM. [Skewers - Good] * Kizoku Yaki (Jumbo Yakitori) ($4) * Tsukune (Chicken Meatball) ($4) * Hot Hoji Tea ($4) - free refill * Harami Beef ($8) [Skewers - Mediocre] * Mune Wasabi (Breast with Wasabi Mayo Sauce) ($4) * Hotate (Scallops) ($8) [Conclusion]: Other than the order mix-up and few mediocre dishes, this yakitori restaurant is a good spot for anyone who wants a yakitori fix. read more

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The food was amazing! We ordered all the popular skewers and the ones that stand out the most are the following: beef, chicken and chicken hearts. Those exceeded beyond our expectations. The chicken skin is a must try cause it's not greasy and very crunchy. The ramen is flavorful but a bit salty. The agedashi was good but the sauce kind of threw me off as it is thick. The takoyaki lacks the flavor of octopus but I love how it is fresh. The spicy edamame is a must try. Although I would like it more spicy. The service is exceptionally great and the ambiance is inviting and clean. It's a long drive for us but worth going. My husband and I are going to visit the other 2 restos and see what they have to offer. Happy eaters here! read more

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Great variety on the menu, and everything was fantastic. Parking was easy in the large lot, and even though it was busy we were able to get a table right away without a reservation. read more

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So delicious! Really great yakitori spot that focuses on non-red meat options which is a bit unique. Tsukune (chicken meatball) is a must-try! So flavorful and it was perfectly cooked. Parking lot across gets a bit full during weekends, would recommend getting a reservation but you can also walk in. read more

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We were lucky enough to have reservations at 7 which is right before their dinner rush it seems. I wish i took more pictures but was so hungry and the food was too delicious that I forgot take more pics. I had their yuzu sour which was also delicious. The service was relatively fast for being as packed as it was. The ambiance was cozy given the size but it's cool to be able to watch them cook the skewers had we sat at the bar. All in all I would highly recommend this place if youre in the area and craving some delicious izakaya! read more

Torikizoku - Yaki Tori - Japanese Near Me - Torrance, California

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We had reservations made online ahead of time only to show up to find out that it was cancelled without notifying us. Staff offered to put us down again with priority, they said it would be about a 30 min wait. After 30 min they said it was cancelled again and offered to readd us to the list. Not really sure why it was happening but also don't understand why we couldn't just be seated at next available table. Food was decent with reasonable pricing. Food I would probably rate 3.5-4/5. But they need to fix the issue with reservations being made! read more

Delicious, juicy chicken skewers and more! The energy of the chefs and the chicken-themed decor made our experience memorable. The restaurant is tucked away in a corner next to Chili's. There might be a wait, so add your party to the waitlist or make a reservation ahead. read more

Torikizoku - Takoyaki, skewers - Japanese Near Me - Torrance, California

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We had a great time here! The vibes were great. Very chill and lively without being too loud. Our server, Lala, was great. She was friendly, fast, and so attentive the entire meal. She made the whole experience feel special as she regularly checked on us if we needed more food and drinks The food was absolutely delicious. Everything came out fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. You can tell they really care about quality here. Overall, just such a great spot for a casual dinner that still feels like a treat. We'll definitely be coming back! read more

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Limited seating with options for table or bar. Good service by the young stuff greeting you in Japanese. Food came quickly and everything we tried was delicious. Harami was one of the favorites along with Tsukune. A must try! read more

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Don't come here, we were so disappointed. Where is the flavor??! Portions were alright for yakitori but after waiting so long to try this place, it did not hit the spot. We tired one order of everything (two people) and still left hungry read more

We have been trying to dine here for the past couple months, but the place was always full and they don't take reservations. Today, we decided to come in early and finally got a table after 40-minute wait. Inside décor is of a casual Japanese izakaya, with seating capacity for around 60 people. The very friendly waiter brought the menu right away and patiently explained the dishes to us. We placed the following orders: Torikawa Ponzu: They reminded me of mini chicharrons and were quite crispy. The ponzu dressing's tanginess gave a nice balance to the fried chicken skins. Yaki Onigiri with Mentaiko, Mayo and Cheese: This was a quite exquisite dish, the brininess from the Mentaiko blended well with the grilled rice. The mayo and cheese gave the rice a very nice creaminess and flavor. Karaage: The batter-fried chicken thigh pieces were crispy outside and juicy inside. The mayo as dipping sauce was a very nice complement. Kizoku Yaki: The chicken thigh pieces were super tender, and the green onions provided a very pleasant added flavor. Harami: the meat was super soft, however in my opinion the portion was kind of small for the price. We also ordered liver, heart, gizzard and quail eggs. They were all nicely grilled and well-seasoned with the inhouse tare (sauce). Since it is not easy to get full eating yakitori only, we ordered some "tummy fillers": Sorobo Don: The sauce was quite flavorful and went well with ground chicken and rice. Okonomiyaki: Cute little 5 inch diameter savory pancake with potato or yam filling, and mayo and shredded bonito toppings. Yuzu Shio Ramen: The noodles were cooked perfectly, the broth was quite flavorful and slightly tangy from yuzu. The prices were reasonable for yakitori house and the service was great. Overall a very nice dining experience. read more

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Not worth the hype. Subpar skewers and limited options. Better yakitori places in sawtelle for the same price or cheaper. read more

Torikizoku - Grill station - Japanese Near Me - Torrance, California

Extremely salty meal, didn't order alcohol. Good service, sat at bar. Fortunately, they're better skewers elsewhere. On the bright side, charcoal miso sauce is tasty. read more

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I am beyond happy I found this gem in Torrance!! I was surprised tbh by the amount of people waiting at the door for Torikizoku to open ON A WEDNESDAY NIGHT!! They have happy hour on weekdays 5:00-6:30pm and it's such a good deal for $4 Drinks and $4 Bites!! However, we were there mainly for the $8 Shio Yuzu Ramen! It was the perfect individual size to try the ramen while eating other things. Even though I normally opt for something other than Shio soup base, this one was exceptional! The flavor was incredible with the yuzu and the texture super creamy. It was super light and comforting. We also ordered their vegetable okonomiyaki, which is a good snack size to share. The inside was also super clean, modern, with yellow touches that gives it a warmth ambiance! Service was also top-notch! I will definitely recommend this place (especially their ramen) to others!!! read more

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Presentation is good but flavor is not the same as the branches in Japan. Overall disappointed in the quality of the food. read more

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I went here on a Friday night around 7:30pm and it was busy. I was able to get a spot at the counter but in the back near the kitchen door. It wasn't great but fine because I didn't want to wait an hour for a table. We shared the chicken ramen, gyoza, chicken thigh, shitake, and chicken wing. The food was tasty, especially the ramen but it does add up for around $8 each and portions are petite. Service was good and the place is spotless. This is a good spot if you are looking for skewers and light bites. read more

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Torikizoku is sandwiched between Chili's and Verizon and is across the way from Walmart. We got here before they opened and decided to wait in the car. The line started growing, so we ended up joining the line as well! When they open the door, they allow one party in at a time and seat them. We were seated quickly. Everything went well until the Kushiyaki were brought out to us. I love their menu cover! It is a vibrant yellow fabric with white pattern. Very chic and not seen in (m)any restaurant around! We started off with the Summer Shabu Salad & Toriki Chicken Leg from the Osusume Menu. We would have also gotten the Mentaiko Mochi Tamagoyaki, but sadly it wasn't available. What we ordered: *Summer Shabu Salad - Pork belly, cucumber, watermelon, & apple with Yuzu Ponzu Sauce. I loved all the ingredients especially the inclusion of watermelon! *Toriki Chicken Leg - excellent crispy skin over the moist and tender roasted leg *Yuzu Shio Ramen - such a tasty little bowl of ramen! It is a chicken ramen with a chicken meatball and fried chicken skin. *Kizoku Yaki - chicken thighs & green onions *Harami Beef - skirt steak, garlic, and yakiniku sauce *Teba - salted chicken wings *Shishito - salted Japanese Peppers topped with Bonito *Tomato Ordered once, but probably not again: Sweet Potato Salad - steamed Sweet Potato with honey, mayo, & bacon served cold. It was good, but not what we totally wanted. *Mune Wasabi - chicken breast with Wasabi Mayo. The chicken was dry and hard to eat. *Unagi - freshwater Eel. Tasty. I just wasn't feeling it. *Yagen - Chicken Cartilage. We've never eaten it, so it was interesting. Do you actually eat the whole thing or just the tiny bits around it? *Hotate - I love scallops, but these were kind of too chewy and gritty (from sand?) *Ebi - hard to remove the shrimp shell without busting apart the shrimp. We got a Sauce Set A to accompany the Yakitori. The sauces included are an Orange Yuzu Teriyaki, Honey Mustard, and a Spice Bomb. The Spice Bomb is comprised of a house spicy paste, garlic, soy sauce, and togarashi. They also have another set of sauces. I know these are sets, but it would be cool to have the option to choose which three you want. From what I've read on the internet, they grill over a gas grill, not wood. We ended our meal with the Ice Cream ($4) and Chocolate Parfait ($8). In hindsight, we'd only order one or the other and not both. They are basically the same thing except the parfait has chocolate syrup, looks nicer, and is double the price. There's no descriptions given on the menu. We expressly asked our server if we could have only a few skewers brought out at a time. We truly dislike having everything at once because they get cold fast. She assured us we would get them little by little. However, that didn't happen. All of them came out at once on three plates. Only 2 skewers were warm to the touch. Yes, I poked them all with my finger to test if any were remotely warm let alone still hot. We were reluctant to complain, but we did. We returned only 5 of the 10 skewers because we had already eaten some of the cold ones before we stopped digging in. Or server was kind about taking them back. The kitchen made us new ones and they came out nice and hot. Perfect! We just wished all of them would have been brought out hot from the beginning. At the end of our dinner, or server asked for feedback for the Osusume Menu items we got. They are changed often. We will return to try other things and order a few items at a time. read more

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What an exciting and fun experience for my family at Torikizoku. I've heard from friends to try and seen it all over Instagram so I had to try it with the family. * fun and vibrant atmosphere * great customer service * easy menu (all in English) * a lot of parking * delicious food This place doesn't take reservations. So as a party of 6 we had to wait maybe 40 minutes for our seats. Thankfully it's in the Walmart plaza - so if the wait is too long you can do some shopping. There were many other people outside waiting for their seats (even though it's via text message). We tried almost one of every chicken option to try it out. Our favorite was the chicken and green onion ... and the beef stick and they had a special menu that month for chicken thigh (so good!! - might have been our favorite but not on regular menu). Tip- once you order... it actually takes a while for your order to come out so if you want second round, order it once your first order starts coming out. We ordered a lot first round, so it kept coming out and by the time we ended and we ordered our second round of favorites .... we had a huge pause in our meal. One thing I didn't understand is that they have sauce on their menu. They highly recommend to order the sauce for dipping the yakitori - three difference sauce (one serving) ... I personally feel that if there are sauce that compliments the meat, shouldn't they just come with it instead of charging it? I don't remember paying for sauce at other places. I don't know if I would come again. The wait time in comparison to the food quality. Although we had a pleasant time, I don't know if their yakitori is worth beyond the wait time and crowd of this store. With so many Japanese and yakitori places in South Bay... other than the viral Instagram reels, I believe other restaurants are just as good and even with more menu choices. read more

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Torikizoku is a widely known yakitori izakaya chain from Osaka, Japan that has just opened up its first location here in the states! This spot is located in a plaza with a good amount of parking spots. Wifey and I pulled up about 10 minutes before they opened and there was already a line forming out the door! Keep in mind that they are only open Tuesday-Sunday from 5-9pm with no reservations. Wifey and I waited for about 20 minutes after they opened and then we were seated. Inside, they have a warm ambiance with seating all around the restaurant and at their Yakibar. For their menu, they have a section of $8 appetizers, $4 sides, and $4 skewers. Wifey and I opted for a spread consisting of the Okonomiyaki, Hotate (scallops), Kizoku Yaki (jumbo chicken thigh), Liver, Sunagimo (chicken gizzard), Yagen (chicken cartilage), Harami Beef, Uzura (quail eggs), and the set B sauces. Overall, we enjoyed our dining experience here and every bite we had. Our pro tip would definitely be to order a side of rice and one of their sauce sets to complement all those delicious flavors of the skewers. All of the staff here are very welcoming and accommodating. This spot is definitely a must try! From Osaka, Japan to Torrance, California: Torikizoku welcome to SoCal! read more

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waited 45 minutes for dinner on Saturday...interestingly enough it seems like people put down their name and disappear bc when I got there I didn't see anyone waiting to be seated so I assumed I'll be seated right away but it turned out that there was 11 parties in front of me...it seemed like people didn't linger at the table and most were doing quick bites...just looked like they were slow with calling in people bc there were times where three tables were empty and we were waiting... All the skewers we ordered got to us pretty quick after we ordered. The flavors of the skewers were not consistent. We ordered four scallops and out of the 4, 2 were bland compared to the other 2... Would recommend mune wasabi and sunagimo...wasabi is not that intense in mune wasabi, it was just the right amount and my husband hates chicken gizzard but he ended up enjoying sunagimo Service was ok, nothing special Parking is shared with another restaurant, but parking spots seem to open up frequently. read more

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I remember seeing this place on TikTok and Instagram a lot, and I knew I had to try the skewers! From what I have seen on social media, I knew that making reservations is a must. You can do that with OpenTable. This is located next to Chili's and in the same plaza as Walmart. Looking at the menu, it shows the 4 Dollar and 8 Dollar menus. 4 Dollar menu consists of edamame, yaki onigiri, and miso soup, 4 dollar yakitori/skewers, etc. The 8 Dollar menu consists of more skewers, more apps. With the fair pricing, my bf and I still spend a good amount of money. We had the momo, yaki onigiri, hotat, and more. For drinks, we had yuzu sours. The staff was very attentive. The inside of the restaurant was modern and clean. We enjoyed ourselves. read more

We made reservations and got seated right away. They are sandwiched between Verizon and Chili's so it might be hard to see. Very modern and earthy with great service as our waitress Lala explained everything and was great. The beef and chicken thigh skewers were our favorites, definitely did not need any sauces at all. read more

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Went right before they closed at around 9pm and got seated promptly. Their last call is at 9:20pm. Ordered the yuzu shio ramen, onigiri, Tori Q, scallop, beef, chicken breast with wasabi, chicken thigh, tsukune. They said the ramen is their most popular item which is kinda sad considering it's a yakitori restaurant. It was just ok. 1 of my scallops had sand in it. Don't get the chicken breast because it tastes and looks like blanched chicken. Everything else was just OK. A little bland and lacking the flavor you'd expect. Granted they don't use charcoal for their grilling... Won't be coming back. read more

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