I ordered salted cucumber and hormone leek platter with ponzu sauce from the speed menu, and had two drinks. I also ordered fluffy yam teppanyaki, chicken cheese spring roll skewers, sand gizzard skewers, triangle (bonjiri) beef skewers, and breast noble skewers. The spring rolls and yam teppanyaki were delicious, but I didn't enjoy the beef skewers and bonjiri as much. The atmosphere was bright, and the staff provided excellent customer service even though it was late on a Monday. The place was busy. The food was tasty and easy to eat, which was great. Thank you very much.

I recently had so much chicken that I started to worry if I would wake up with a chicken crest on my head. Today, after a few drinks, I visited Torikizoku in Tsuruhashi for the first time in a while. The interior of the restaurant hasn't changed much, but the staff has all been replaced. I was seated at my favorite table, which has a secluded and lonely feel to it. I ordered a Mega Kinmugi beer, which is a non-alcoholic beer, and some food including edamame, chicken thigh skewers, chicken meatballs with cheese, fried chicken, grilled chicken with grated yam, and a chicken rice bowl. Overall, the food was delicious, especially the chicken thigh skewers and the grilled chicken with grated yam. It was a chicken-filled meal, but it was satisfying.

I got off at Tsuruhashi thinking of having yakiniku, but it was late and I was unsure what to do. Then I saw Torikizoku! As a big fan of Torikizoku, it shone brightly for me. I also had yakitori, but I forgot to take a picture, haha. And of course, I enjoyed the ramen as well. It's cheap, delicious, and I always rely on it.

I took a night walk around Teramachi Station and enjoyed a smoke on the way back. The interior of the restaurant was warm, and my son fell asleep right away. Everything was only 298 yen! Unbelievable cost performance and delicious on top of that (o^^o). Truly a chain restaurant with no complaints, we were completely satisfied. My husband and I had a hearty late-night meal. Thank you for the delicious meal ☆☆☆

The skin was sold out. I entered before 7pm and ordered a few items, but the yakitori was lukewarm and seemed to be simply seared to change the color, which was quite disappointing. It was not like the other Torikizoku stores I have been to... It was a bit busy, but I hope they put more effort into the cooking.

The 280 yen per item yakitori restaurant! The menu is quite ordinary every time, so I thought it wouldn't change much (sweat) Oh, well, that's how it is (What is it!) - Drooling chicken - Kansai-style chicken skewers - Chicken breast in Japanese broth They have a new menu too? (sweat) Japanese broth grilled chicken... As advertised as "Shizuoka Oden-style", it is sprinkled with broth powder. In addition, the broth is quite rich and used as a sauce. Truly Shizuoka Oden-style! (sweat) Well, it might be a hit product after a long time! But... after a long time, when was it? (bitter smile) Chicken skewers... It's definitely chicken (sweat) Not beef, not pork, but chicken for sure. Among the yakitori menu, this is interesting with a different twist! Drooling chicken... Hmm... This is not really drooling chicken (hey) This should not have been approved in the planning meeting (distant look)

<First Visit on 15/2> I had been curious about Torikizoku for a while. It's known to be run by relatives of a famous idol, and has been featured on TV. So, I decided to drop by. (☆3.00) It's a chain izakaya, so there aren't many reviews. Located on the second floor of a mixed-use building, it's easy to spot with its large yellow sign. The words "All items 280 yen (excluding tax)" catch your eye. The place is bustling even before you enter. As soon as you open the door, the noise level goes up. It was almost full during dinner time. I sat at the counter in the back. There are many small tables with partitions, and about 8 counter seats. A lively guy came to take our order. We ordered the following: - The Premium Malt - Nashi Juice Sour - Yuzu Honey Sour - Chanja - Momokizoku (sauce) - Momokizoku (salt) - Munekizoku (salt) - Heart (sauce) - Stick Stick Chicken-style Tofu Salad - Torikin Karaage All priced at the same (302 yen). I was surprised that I could get a Premium Malt at this price. It tasted great too. The dishes were served promptly and were all generous in portion. They use domestically produced chicken, which explains the buzz. Being a chain, I might drop by again, maybe at a different location.

It's been a while since I went to Torikizoku. I had a wonderful time at a party with the "28 Bird Party" set, where you can eat and drink all you want for 2940 yen. The system is quite clever - first, the restaurant serves standard menu items, and after 30 minutes, you can order whatever you like. The dishes served by the restaurant were tasty and satisfying, with generous portions. Some of the dishes included edamame, fried chicken, Caesar salad, french fries, camembert croquette, tsukune, Kizoku-yaki, and grilled pork belly skewers. I also ordered additional items like chicken rice, burdock sticks, mayo and miso cheese grilled chicken breast, potato salad, chicken pudding, mini chocolate crunch ice cream, and white strawberry ice cream. Despite feeling 120% full, the bill was still under 3000 yen. I realized how quickly I gained weight in just a few hours.

I was a bit lost in finding a restaurant, but I chose this place that seemed promising. It's located on the second floor of a building, just a 2-minute walk from Tsuruhashi. Inside, there were small booths lined up, suitable even for families with children. It seemed like I got the last table, as it quickly became full with customers coming in one after another. Lucky me. The young girl with me shouted "two draft beers" without really understanding the menu. Oh well, it gives a glimpse into her parents' daily life. We ordered tsukune cheese, chicken nanban, fried potatoes (for the young girl), kama meshi, yagen nankotsu, ajitama, and draft beers, and waited for a while. Unfortunately, the potatoes were sold out that day. The ajitama, tsukune, and chicken nanban arrived in that order. The young girl only ate the white part of the ajitama. Then she enjoyed the yagen nankotsu. The taste was consistent and delicious, but the chicken nanban's frying method or rather the coating didn't suit my taste. The tartar sauce was tasty, but the chicken coating was not good. I wonder if it used to be like this before, or if it has been improved, or if it's the original way of frying at this restaurant. It was disappointing. The kama meshi had a generous portion and tasted delicious. Maybe the inclusion of kamaboko is a trend now. Finally, we ordered chu-hai, hot sake, and tare kawa. When I asked for "warm sake," the server clarified that they have hot sake, chilled sake, and cold sake. Well, I guess "warm sake" didn't quite get through. Despite the lively atmosphere which I'm not very fond of, the food was delicious. It was a bit too crowded for my liking, but the food was great.

The other day, after work, I went to Torikizoku in Tsuruhashi for the first time in a while! It was quite crowded even on a weekday, probably because it was close to the end of the year. Since it was already late, I had to wait a bit, but luckily two seats opened up at the counter. I enjoyed a beer and was impressed once again by the high cost performance, so I ordered several types of yakitori. I prefer salt, but my senior prefers sauce, so we ordered both and shared. I couldn't resist ordering more of my favorite Negima yakitori. It's great that they are quite big for the price! I had a decent amount of beer, filled my stomach with yakitori, and all for less than 3000 yen... I'm happy! I'll definitely visit again when I crave yakitori! Thank you for the meal! ♫

Introducing Torikizoku Tsuruhashi store, a yakitori restaurant near Tsuruhashi Station where everything is priced at 280 yen! I've been there a few times and sometimes they run out of items because I go late, which can be a bit disappointing haha. They have a wide variety of delicious menu items and the drinks are all priced the same, making it a great option for students and budget-conscious office workers. I'll definitely be going back soon!

I have visited this place often. Although Torikizoku is a chain restaurant and there are some inconsistencies in the saltiness and cooking of the food at some locations, I am satisfied with the speed of service, customer service, and taste at the Tsuruhashi location. They also accommodated my last-minute reservation. Tsuruhashi is famous for yakiniku, but I think this Torikizoku is a hidden gem. The restaurant is not very spacious, so it may be difficult for large groups to be accommodated, but they can seat 2-3 people relatively smoothly. You can eat and drink quite affordably here.

"Stable, reassuring Torikizoku is recommended."