Sometimes, don't you just suddenly crave yakitori? I was seized by the impulse and went to Torikizoku in the middle of the night. This shop is open until morning and it's popular among students because it's close to Hankyu. Torikizoku has also raised their prices these days, but they still have seasonal specials like the mushroom fair. So, you won't get tired of coming here season after season!

A small group of us had a casual year-end party at Torikizoku. It's been a while since we last did this. We ate and drank to our heart's content, with each person spending around 4,000 yen for all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink. The ramen at Torikizoku is no joke. The "Chicken Hero" ramen at Hankyu Tsukaguchi, a ramen shop owned by Torikizoku, costs 350 yen. It has a rich and creamy white broth with plenty of chicken flavor. The smoothness of the broth is irresistible. The noodles are straight and thin, with a firm texture. The portion size is small, probably around 100g. It's perfect as a last dish. When it comes to ramen at conveyor belt sushi restaurants, Torikizoku wins hands down. The restaurant can be noisy, so be prepared to speak loudly to have a conversation. The drinks are all priced at 350 yen, which is higher than before, but it's understandable. It's easy to order, which means more orders, and it's a smart business model.

A few minutes' walk from Hankyu Osaka Umeda Station, near the Chayamachi exit, is this place. The interior has both counter seats and table seats, and it's quite spacious compared to what you see from outside. The menu is just your typical Torikizoku. I placed my order using the touch panel. Let's dig in! It's been a while since I had cabbage, but it seems like it used to taste better. You can get free refills here, so feel free to ask for more. The cartilage fried chicken is small with a strong flavor. If you're looking for something more substantial, the regular fried chicken might be better. But if you're looking for a snack, this one is more suitable. Lastly, I had the rice cooked in a pot to finish. It's the best value for money at Torikizoku. So, bon appétit! It's been a while since I last visited Torikizoku. It's convenient being close to the station, making it a good spot for a casual drink.

I went to the Torikizoku Umeda DD HOUSE store. I ordered an oolong tea to drink. I also ordered seasoned boiled egg, cabbage platter, chilled tomato, grilled yam, chicken rice pot, chicken nanban, momo kizoku yaki, bonjiri, potato fries, and chicken liver. The grilled yam was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

We went to Torikizoku on the 2nd floor of Umeda DD House with three people for a meal. We didn't have high expectations since it's a chain restaurant, but everything was delicious. The cartilage fried chicken and kamameshi were especially good with flavorful broth. Even though we ate a lot, it was less than 2500 yen per person! Thank you for the meal!

I went to Torikizoku for the first time in a while! The price for the taste is just ridiculous haha. I think Saizeriya, Torikizoku, and Joyful are amazing these days.

I went on a holiday and was surprised by the long wait. It seemed like it was fully booked from open to close. The taste was still enjoyable and we had a fun drinking party. I will use it again.

It was delicious.

It has a touch panel.

The shortage of manpower in the food and beverage industry has been a long-standing issue, and to address this, a touch panel system has been introduced at Torikizoku chain, owned by Daikura, a member of the band Kanjani Eight. I visited the restaurant late at night with colleagues from work, and despite already having eaten and drunk a bit, we ordered some light snacks and drinks using the touch panel at our table. It was fun to play around with the touch panel while chatting about work and other topics until the early hours of the morning. It seemed like a popular spot for people waiting for trains late at night, as there were other groups doing the same.

If you want to eat cheap and delicious chicken, then you should visit Torikizoku! I visited this restaurant for the first time and was asked to show ID at the entrance if you are young. I was let in without showing it. The price for everything is only 280 yen, so you can eat to your heart's content without worrying about the cost. I didn't check for any coupons, but it might have been even cheaper. Don't say it's just an average price... I was full without ordering any rice dishes (the quantity is proportional). Cheers to my friends who I will be parting with for a while! Torikizoku Umeda DD House branch.

Good evening. This is the cheerful Toshie. 20th place. Today, I visited Torikizoku, which I think everyone knows. Despite being 280 yen each, the skewers were delicious. The combination of low price and great taste is consistent. They are open until morning, and even in the middle of the night, about 80% of the seats were taken. I would like to visit again.

Before and after the review... The debut of Torikizoku♪ The spacious interior is divided into small sections to accommodate various group sizes. All menu items are priced at 280 yen each, both food and drinks! This would be great to have in the local area, but it might be tough for other nearby restaurants... While pondering this, we ordered various skewers and beers♪ The skewers arrived, and they were big! Each plate comes with two skewers, and the portion size is great. The grilling was done perfectly, and the value for the price is excellent. We left feeling full and satisfied. Now, let's go for a walk and enjoy the rest of the day!

Having dinner at Torikizoku in Umeda with friends, we didn't think too much and just decided to go for it. Even though they raised their prices, it's still a good deal. We ordered a variety of skewers, cabbage, and chilled tomatoes, which were all refreshing. The cabbage may be simple, but the dipping sauce or miso can really change the taste. The special sauce at Torikizoku is delicious. We arrived early, but it quickly filled up with customers. Torikizoku never disappoints! It was delicious as always! Thank you for the meal!

My first time at Torikizoku. It was my first time at an izakaya with all-you-can-drink and all-you-can-eat. Even Nagi-chan's premium malt was all-you-can-drink. We started with the course of skewers and kamameshi, and then it was all-you-can-eat. The young people I was with had a hearty appetite. I ended up just drinking as my chopsticks came to a stop. The snacks were surprisingly delicious and appropriate. There were posters in the bathroom looking for part-time staff. It said something like "Earn your youth at Torikizoku!" It's been a while since I've seen the words "youth." The difference in price and quality of snacks from izakayas two decades ago is clear.