I often hear the name of this chain restaurant on TV, but this was my first time at Torikizoku. Everything is 360 yen! It's so easy to understand and, most importantly, so cheap! I ordered chicken skewers and two glasses of draft beer and shochu. All for 360 yen each! The counter is comfortable for solo diners. If there's one nearby, I'd definitely want to come back to this place!

I had made a reservation for a company drinking party, but when I arrived, they didn't have my reservation. A female staff member asked me, "When did you make the reservation? We are in Nakazakicho, are you sure you didn't mistake the restaurant?" I checked my phone's call history and confirmed that I had definitely called this restaurant, so there was no mistake. Luckily, they had an available table and set it up for us right away. This experience made me realize that reservations can be tricky. I decided that next time, I will call the restaurant the day before to confirm. The yakitori mostly costs 270 yen for 2 skewers, and the "Kizoku-yaki" is a great value. I also recommend the mixed juice. It's not incredibly delicious, but it's cheap so I use it often.

For some reason, I sometimes feel like going to Torikizoku (laughs). Even after midnight, the place is still bustling. Let's start with a toast with Kinmugi beer!! When you come to Torikizoku, you must order the tororo yaki and cabbage platter (^-^) The taste is always reliable. We ordered various skewers, but they were a bit undercooked. We can't have any more beer, so let's add Okinawa Pine. And then, sweet potato shochu with water. It's getting late, so let's finish with a porridge. Let's do our best again tomorrow! (^-^)v

I brought along a junior colleague who loves chicken rice but isn't a fan of yakitori or izakaya to "Janbo Yakitori Torikizoku Nakazaki-cho". Located on the 4th floor of a rundown building filled with massage parlors, except for a sukiyaki restaurant on the 1st floor. I thought it wouldn't be crowded like the Torikizoku in Umeda, but we ended up waiting for a table as it was fully booked. The popularity of Torikizoku is truly amazing. When you come here, you can't miss the draft beer and all-you-can-eat cabbage plate. Also, the spicy pickled cucumbers and oolong tea. We ordered the breast Torikizoku-yaki (salt) and gizzard as well as the thigh Torikizoku-yaki (sauce) and chicken skin with salt. All priced at a flat rate of 280 yen (including tax). We also had flavored boiled eggs as a new menu item. As we discussed whether the chicken or the egg came first, we concluded that the egg came first, based on the logic that genetic traits do not pass on, and a mutation in an egg could have given rise to the chicken species. Those in the science field would think along these lines.

I went to Torikizoku in Umeda, a yakitori restaurant, for drinks. This place offers all items for 280 yen each and has a wide variety of drinks! We toasted with lemon chu-hai and ordered Chanja and spicy cucumber pickles from the speed menu first! The Chanja is spicy and delicious, with a taste like mentaiko mixed in. The spicy cucumber pickles are lightly flavored with sesame oil and red pepper, very tasty. The Tsukune (with sauce) was highly recommended by the staff and indeed, it was incredibly delicious. We also tried the Tori Nanban and Momo Kizoku Yaki (with sauce), Onion Ring Chicken with demiglace sauce and cheese on top. We visited on a holiday and the place was packed, with a one-hour wait. It's a popular place probably because it's reasonably priced and delicious. The staff were energetic and overall it was a good experience!

Once, have you ever encountered such a delicious, cheap, and fun izakaya like this...! It's almost like a culture shock! I first discovered Torikizoku about a year ago when I casually walked in for a drink with my coworkers. Everything for 280 yen?! What a great deal!! The menu isn't extensive, but they have side dishes like Camembert cheese croquettes and grated yam that hit the spot. "I want to go back to Torikizoku!" "That place is fun!" I looked it up on their official website and found out they have several locations in Umeda. With two close friends, we headed to the "Nakazakicho branch," located in a hidden spot. Would it still be empty... I wondered. However, at 6:30 pm on a weekday, it was already full. (It was a Friday after all!) We were told there was a wait for one group, so we decided to wait. In the end, we waited for an hour and a half. (It's been a while since I've waited this long for a table!) The staff here were all lively and friendly, even though they were busy and the restaurant was noisy. They were considerate of us waiting outside and made sure we were okay. Even after we were seated, all the staff, who I assume were part-time workers, were energetic and always had a smile on their faces. It was a wonderful experience that lifted our spirits. I love this kind of youthful energy. (Is this typical of Osaka?) Thank you so much ☆☆☆ Of course, the food was delicious with a smoky flavor from the charcoal-grilled yakitori. We ordered various skewers and shared them while enjoying our drinks. (Refer to the images) Oh, and the drinks are also 280 yen each. Torikizoku may have a noisy atmosphere, but the seating arrangement and layout are designed to create individual spaces, making it possible for each group to have their own fun. These little details might be one of the reasons why they have so many fans. The customers were mostly salarymen, with a few students here and there. Despite eating to our heart's content, the bill only came out to 2700 yen for each of us. ...The cheapest ever! I look forward to visiting again for that lively atmosphere!

When I went to Osaka, I was intrigued by the low price of 280 yen for all menu items, so I decided to check it out out of curiosity! The staff welcomed me warmly and energetically! The specialty dish called "Kizoku-yaki," which is a type of grilled chicken, was very large and offered great value for the price! You can choose between chicken breast and thigh meat for the Kizoku-yaki, and also choose from salt, sauce, or spice seasoning. The spice seasoning was delicious! The staff was friendly, and I was impressed by the generous portion size of both the food and drinks for only 280 yen each! I was not expecting such great taste for the price. It was delicious! I felt that it was a good restaurant, but the atmosphere inside was a bit noisy, so I would recommend it for those who enjoy a lively and bustling environment with a large group of people!

It's a very lively restaurant. It's always crowded. [Order Menu] - Tsukune - Kizoku-yaki (both thigh and breast) - Cabbage platter And lots and lots of beer!! At just 280 yen each, it's so cheap that I drank without worrying about the price. I have a friend who absolutely loves Torikizoku! They are satisfied with the cost-effectiveness. It's so lively that it might not be suitable for those who want to drink slowly. But for those who prioritize cost-effectiveness, it's a highly satisfying restaurant.

All menu items are priced at 280 yen, which is very affordable! The specialty "Kizoku-yaki" yakitori is particularly large and quite a deal! You can choose between "breast meat" and "thigh meat" for the Kizoku-yaki, with seasoning options including simple salt, classic sauce, and spices! Noteworthy is the generous portion and flavor for just 280 yen! There is hardly any overwhelming saltiness or strong flavors. Despite the uniform pricing of 280 yen, I think this restaurant is quite good value for money! I felt that it is a conscientious establishment, and I find it just right to visit occasionally.

This yakitori restaurant offers a peace of mind with its flat rate of 280 yen per dish. The portions are generous, with each plate containing two large skewers. A highly recommended dish is the "Kizoku-yaki," which is especially large. It comes with unlimited cabbage for a satisfying meal. For those who enjoy different textures, I recommend trying the tsukune, heart, and nankotsu. I personally enjoy the tsukune and heart with their flavorful sauce. If you're looking to relax with a drink, I suggest ordering a large draft beer.

I am always satisfied with the low prices and generous portions here more than anything else. All dishes and drinks are only 280 yen each! There are many types of yakitori to choose from, with a choice of sauce or salt seasoning. The jumbo yakitori is tender and satisfying in size, making one plate very fulfilling. It is a very happy place for those who love alcohol because it is so cheap. They have a variety of drinks, from beer to cocktails, shochu, and wine. And you can have unlimited refills of cabbage for 280 yen! I like the "yamaimo tororo yaki" and always order a refill every time. I used to use the shop in Namba, but since I found it in Umeda, I have been using it frequently. It is not far from the station and very convenient.

The staff at this restaurant seem friendlier than him.