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Enjoy a variety of charcoal-grilled dishes in a traditional Kyoto townhouse near Karasuma and Nishiki Market.
Enjoy exquisite yakitori grilled over Tosa Binchotan charcoal in a refined setting, with counter and private room options available. Counter seating starts at 4 PM.
[Directly connected to Shibuya Station, 1-minute walk from Tokyu Plaza 7F] Enjoy yakitori paired with carefully selected wines and sake in a hidden gem for adults.
Just a 3-minute walk from Azabu-Juban Station, this hidden gem offers fresh chicken and homemade sours, perfect for girls' nights out or business meetings.
Your second home where smiles come naturally! Electronic cigarettes allowed!
Enjoy a great all-you-can-drink course starting from JPY 4,000! On weekends and holidays, it's just JPY 3,000!? Private rooms are also available!
[5-minute walk from Asakusa Station] Enjoy unique skewers adorned with traditional fermented foods ◇ Savor carefully selected domestic craft beers.
[4-minute walk from Roppongi / Same-day reservations available / Private rooms] A hidden gem away from the hustle and bustle featuring a "Yakitori Course × Luxurious Free Flow"
Conveniently located in the Kitashinchi area ◆ Enjoy charcoal-grilled pork skewers and fresh pork sashimi ◎ Choose from over 40 carefully selected shochu varieties.
NEW OPEN ◆ Enjoy Ishigaki Beef Skewers and Agu Pork! Experience the vibrant Okinawan atmosphere adorned with Ryukyu tiles, perfect for casual dining or sightseeing.
Directly connected to Akihabara Station, on the 8th floor of Yodobashi Akiba! A lively tavern famous for its gyoza, Kyushu-style grilled chicken, and fried chicken wings!
The floor (restaurant) will not be confirmed at the time of reservation. It will be determined based on the situation upon your arrival.
5-Minute Walk from Kamata Station | Enjoy Daytime Drinks from 1 PM at Our Bite-Sized Yakitori Tavern
Just 2 minutes from Shibuya Station! Experience a traditional Japanese atmosphere with our signature skewers, fresh sashimi, oden, and a selection of sake.