Hello everyone in August 2023! It's lunch time! This place is only open for dinner, but they offer bento boxes for takeout at lunch. They have a Chicken Thigh Bento for ¥600, which is a great deal with a lot of food. They also have a special Chicken Thigh Bento for ¥800, which comes with rolled omelette and fried chicken. It's high in protein but low in calories. The teriyaki sauce is delicious. It was so tasty! Thank you for the meal!

On May 6, 2023, after a performance by the Kansai Philharmonic Orchestra in Tondoh Osaka (TV recording), I visited Toridoll Higashi Osaka Nakano. It's 7km south of "Toridoll Tsurumi Ryokuchi Store". There wasn't much of a wait time. The Tsurumi Ryokuchi Store is usually very popular and requires reservations, but the one I visited was relatively ordinary. The food seemed overcooked and overly salted. The grilling staff at both stores are multiple, so it might have been just a coincidence. However, the Tsurumi Ryokuchi Store was clearly more crowded and lively. I ordered: - Oolong Tea Decanter 390 yen - Grilled Chicken Skewers (10 pieces) 1,770 yen - Juicy Meat Dumplings 130 yen - Caesar Salad 790 yen - Grilled Chicken and Cabbage 320 yen - Tori Kamameshi (Chicken Rice) 790 yen - Potato Salad (Full) 590 yen - Salt-Grilled Chicken Neck 190 yen - Grilled Cartilage with Salt 190 yen - Salt-Grilled Chicken Wings 180 yen - Chicken Breast with Plum and Shiso 190 yen - Thick-Cut Shiitake Mushroom 320 yen - Shishito Peppers 160 yen - Onion 160 yen - Chicken White Broth Ramen 640 yen That's it for the meal. Enjoyed it. Enter the Music.

I came to this yakitori restaurant relatively close to my home for dinner. The restaurant has a large parking lot and a spacious interior, giving off a vibe similar to a family restaurant rather than a traditional yakitori place. Although we are a party of two, we chose a table seat instead of sitting at the counter. It was around 6:00 PM on a Saturday, and while the counter seats were mostly empty, around 60-70% of the table seats were occupied. I ordered a oolong tea as I don't drink alcohol, and then proceeded to place our order. We had the following skewers: chicken skin with tare sauce (13 skewers), chicken hip with tare sauce (9 skewers), chicken heart with tare sauce (10 skewers), chicken tenderloin with cod roe mayo (2 skewers), chicken thigh with tare sauce (2 skewers), aged minced chicken meatball with raw egg (2 skewers), thick shiitake mushroom (1 skewer). For rice dishes, we had a yakitori rice bowl, grilled rice ball, and a grilled chicken thigh. We also ordered various drinks. I prefer tare sauce over salt, so most of the skewers were covered in sauce. They were all delicious, especially the chicken skin was crispy and addictive. The chicken heart and bonjiri were also tasty, and the grilled chicken thigh with garlic was particularly flavorful. I had high expectations for the aged minced chicken meatball, but it turned out to be just okay. Despite spending nearly 10,000 yen on yakitori, I was satisfied and would like to come back again. Thank you for the meal.

I visited the yakitori chain restaurant "Toridoll" for the first time in Higashiosaka City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan. Despite the pandemic, the restaurant was quite busy on a Sunday, mostly with families. I started by ordering a Mega Highball (cola) for 590 yen (excluding tax). To make things easier, I ordered the large size. I then ordered the following dishes: chicken skin (salt) for 120 yen (excluding tax), asparagus bacon for 150 yen (excluding tax), moon-viewing tsukune (2 pieces) for 480 yen, hinepon for 580 yen (excluding tax), chicken thigh (salt) for 90 yen (excluding tax), chicken belly for 150 yen (excluding tax), leek thigh (salt) for 150 yen (excluding tax), leek salt sesame oil (chicken thigh) for 180 yen (excluding tax), Mega Chuhai (yuzu) for 590 yen (excluding tax), chicken tenderloin cheese shiso for 180 yen (excluding tax), potato fry combo (3 pieces) for 590 yen (excluding tax), and quail bacon for 150 yen (excluding tax). All the dishes were delicious without any disappointments. Thank you for the meal.

A store that is just right for children. I came here this time with Gotoeat, which offers a significant discount. However, the yakitori itself is quite mediocre. The portions are small and the prices are high. This is unacceptable. Among the many yakitori restaurants that are not very child-friendly, this one is not easy to visit with children. It may be a good option to use the Maowari discount here. Thank you for the meal.

Today was a disaster with machine malfunctions causing over an hour wait for our food. The skewers were overcooked and disappointing.

This is my second time. The seasoning with green onions, salt, and sesame oil was delicious, and I tried it for the first time. The ramen is always good. The sea bream rice is also delicious. I added a Line friend and received a coupon, so I will go eat there again.

It was delicious. There were plenty of menu options other than yakitori, so even children could eat a variety of dishes.

The saltiness of the yakitori was a bit lacking, but overall it was delicious. The service was fast and the staff were friendly.

Toridono Potato Salad 550 yen A luxurious potato salad with plenty of steamed fluffy potatoes mixed with mayonnaise, topped with a half-cooked soft and fluffy egg.

I forgot to take a photo, but it was delicious. Thank you!

There is a pleasant liveliness! The Gokumitsukune was incredibly delicious! It was a shame that there was no soup for the kama-meshi. I wonder if it was forgotten?

I went to a nearby izakaya with my family. This place is always crowded. We waited for about 30 minutes to be seated. The yakitori is generally expensive. The delicious dish is the kamameshi. It takes about 20 minutes, so it's best to order it at the same time as your first order! It's a family-friendly izakaya that is easy to go with children. Thank you for the meal!

This time, we unexpectedly had a drinking party at Aramoto ☆ We had a hard time finding a cheap restaurant with all-you-can-drink options. Location: About a 10-minute walk from Kintetsu Aramoto Station. There is a parking lot, and the sign is large, but it's a bit hard to find as it's off the main street. Inside the restaurant: There are plenty of table and counter seats. However, the tables are close together, making it a bit difficult for noisy groups like us. Menu: This time we had the Chicken Salt Hot Pot Course. There are two other courses available, and you can choose between 90 minutes and 120 minutes of all-you-can-drink. There are plenty of drink options, and the à la carte menu is also extensive. Price: The course is 2000 yen. All-you-can-drink for 90 minutes is 1300 yen, and for 120 minutes is 1700 yen. The à la carte menu is also reasonably priced, so it's affordable if you don't drink alcohol. Taste: Overall, the food was delicious, especially the chicken meatballs and minced ponzu were tasty. The portions were also very generous, and we left feeling full. Service: They brought our drinks quickly after ordering, which was fantastic. It got a bit slower when it got busier, but it was manageable. Since there is no bell on the table, you have to raise your hand to call the staff, which is not ideal. Overall: The location is more accessible for those coming by car, and the prices are reasonable. The food was unexpectedly delicious, so it was quite good ☆ The speed of service was excellent, and the variety of drinks for all-you-can-drink was impressive. It would be perfect if they made each table more like a private room and installed a bell on the table. It's relatively empty with only families during early hours, but if you come a bit later, you may have to wait as it's a popular spot. I would love to go drinking there again ☆ It's been a while since I found a delicious restaurant at a chain izakaya.

Yakitori restaurant Toridoll. They have 5 stores in Osaka and a total of 22 stores mainly in Hyogo. They are known for their 88 yen per skewer sale on the 28th and 29th of each month. The restaurant is spacious with a wide parking area, making it family-friendly. The skewers are usually priced at 120-140 yen each, but during the sale, they are only 88 yen each for a minimum of 5 skewers. The skewers are large, with options like negima, liver, skin, hip, and tsukune. The cabbage is free-flowing, and you can add garlic soy sauce for extra flavor. The hormone hot pot is spicy, and you can add spicy miso for more heat. The meal comes with noodles and is only 980 yen, enough for two people. The karaage is crispy and satisfying for only 500 yen. The assorted grilled plate is generous, with a variety of meats including yanaginankotsu. The cassis macaroni is too sweet, but the Kirin Ichiban beer is refreshing. The oyakodon is large and delicious, while the tsukune teriyaki oyakodon is recommended but has too much mayonnaise. Overall, Toridoll is a casual yakitori restaurant with friendly staff and decent food quality. They offer discounts through coupons on Tabelog, making it a good value option.

My partner kept saying they wanted to eat yakitori, so I did some research and chose this restaurant. It was the right choice. The yakitori was cooked perfectly, and they got our complicated orders right without any mistakes. I signed up for their newsletter and received unique emails and coupons. I want to keep going back to this place. They accept credit cards, and they have a system in place to prevent missing orders, which is reassuring. I recommend everyone to visit this restaurant at least once.

This is a yakitori restaurant that I often visit, and it is always crowded and popular among locals. The smoke from the yakitori grill in the middle of the restaurant makes the staff look cool as they work. Despite being busy, the service is polite and very attentive. One dish I highly recommend trying at this restaurant is the "hinepon"! It goes great with alcohol and is perfect as a snack. You can see it being made near the entrance. The food is delicious, but because it's a yakitori restaurant, it takes time for the ordered items to come out. Overall, the restaurant is highly rated, and the prices are reasonable, making it a place where families can easily go.

I went in thinking it was an izakaya, but it's actually a family restaurant. The spacious interior is filled with the smell of yakitori. I ordered tsukune and yakitori at a comfortably seated table. Even after eating to my heart's content, there was still more to order. The portions are larger compared to an izakaya. Reasonable prices with ample servings make it very budget-friendly. The taste is quite good too. The tamagoyaki was delicious and satisfying. Next time, I definitely want to try the kamameshi.