Best Yakitori (Grilled chicken skewers), Kushiyaki, Chicken dishes in Japan(page 57)

Just a step from Tenmabashi Station! Enjoy "small plate yakitori" and natural wine at this cozy spot! Fully private rooms available!

Attention all organizers!! Welcome to our farewell and welcome party! All-you-can-eat and drink for JPY 3,500♪ Yakitori course for JPY 3,000♪ Perfect for a quick drink right in front of Namba Station! We look forward to your reservations!!

Just a 2-minute walk from Namba Station! Private rooms available. 【Bincho Kushiya Wataru】 in the back streets of Namba… Open until 5 AM!

[1-minute from Yokohama Station] Private rooms available & smoking allowed! Enjoy a great value chicken course with all-you-can-drink options starting at JPY 3,500, perfect for company parties!

Using Tanba Chicken! A hidden gem close to the station.

[Ginza Tori Sato Sister Store] Experience Authentic Yakitori with Select Chicken Brands and Tosa Binchotan in Ginza

Perfect for welcome parties: Sukiyaki Banquet! In April, enjoy a 3-hour weekday banquet! Choose our specialty meat feast for just JPY 5000!

Just a 1-minute walk from Hisaya Odori Station! Enjoy charcoal-grilled yakitori, chicken hot pot, and motsu nabe prepared by skilled artisans. Perfect for a variety of occasions!

[Private Room Izakaya Along Tachibanadori] Enjoy charcoal-grilled robatayaki and Kyushu regional dishes. All-you-can-drink party courses start from JPY 3000.

Yakitori and Beef Tongue Izakaya! Featuring Ibaraki Brand Takumi Chicken! All-you-can-drink courses starting from JPY 5000!

All-you-can-drink single items with draft beer!! ★ 2 hours for JPY 980 ★ 3 hours for JPY 1500 !! Private party rooms are very welcome!!

Just a minute's walk from Shin-Toyohashi Station! Not just any yakitori, but the renowned Kawayaki from Hakata that's hard to reserve!

This is a popular kappo restaurant. Enjoy fresh sashimi and a variety of homemade dishes that evoke a sense of hometown. Experience the nostalgic, relaxing atmosphere and the warm hospitality service, known for its cheerful "Hai, yorokonde!" unique to "Shoya."