Well, well, where should I go next? I wandered around but everywhere was full. I ended up coming here thinking, "This place is fine, right?" When you come to Toriki, you have to try the "Kizoku-yaki", right? The big and juicy yakitori is as delicious as ever. Having a cold beer while snacking on cabbage... Ah, it's been a while since I felt this good...

In December 2016, a Torikizoku restaurant opened in Akishima, so I visited. I ordered a draft beer, Hormone Negi Mori Ponzu (limited quantity), 4 Torikizoku Yaki skewers, Highball, salad, and Kamameshi. The Kamameshi was especially delicious and offers good value for the price. I have since visited the Torikizoku in Akishima many times.

Alcohol is around 300 yen, which is good! The yakitori is also very filling, but since it's Torikizoku, the pork skewers are a bit thin. (^_^*)

In the past, I went to a crowded restaurant with Nettake and Iron Arm Emperor. It was a bit more expensive this time, with prices going from 280 yen to 298 yen, but we still went to Fukuraku and then to another place with Iron Arm Emperor. We arrived around 20:30 and the restaurant was full, but luckily we were able to get in as two people left. The menu had a lot of yakitori, which was expected. After eating a lot of meat, we had red shiso-flavored daikon salad, edamame, potato fries, and cheap beer. For the main dish, I had the Taiwan ramen and Iron Arm Emperor had the chicken mince bowl, which was small but delicious. After chatting for a while, we parted ways.

In the past, I went to a restaurant with Mr. Netsuryo② and Mr. BBB, but it was crowded because it had just opened. In October, there was a price change from 280 yen to 298 yen, so I went there with Mr. BBB after Fukuraku. We arrived around 20:30 and although there was no line outside, the restaurant was full inside. However, we were able to enter as two customers were leaving. The menu had a lot of yakitori, which was expected. After eating a lot of meat, we ordered a red shiso flavored daikon salad, edamame, and potato fries. We chose Kinmugi beer for drinks to prioritize cost performance. For the finale, I had chicken soboro don and Mr. BBB chose Toriki-style Taiwan ramen. The rice bowl was small, suitable for the finale. I asked Mr. BBB if it was spicy, and he replied that it was a normal flavor as he is used to spicy food. It was delicious. After chatting for a while, we parted ways. Thank you for the meal.