I feel like drinking a bit too much. I used to invite someone to have a drink together, but lately I prefer drinking alone because it's easier. Asakusabashi. Mega-sized beer-like drink. *Gulp* Ah, it's delicious. Two servings of chicken skin with sauce. I removed the skewers to make it easier for everyone to snack on (even though I'm alone). Hm, it's tough, can't seem to remove it. And then, with a bit of force, it slipped off and fell on my thigh with a thud. Oh no, it's stained my pants. Oh well, whatever. Fried potatoes with ketchup and butter-flavored sauce. It's addictive. Another drink! I got quite tipsy for 1,800 yen.

Torikizoku in Asakusabashi. It's been a while since I last came. It's a hidden gem where you can get in without waiting even at around 7 pm on a Sunday. The dividers inside the restaurant are very good, but maybe because of the film on the dividers, it was quite hot inside. The food and drinks are always of stable Torikizoku quality. Eating and drinking without any worries, it costs around 3,000 yen per person. Truly amazing! ✨✨

Located on the 6th floor of Asakusabashi Tanba Building, to the right after exiting the east exit of Asakusabashi Station, is Triki, where I enjoyed a casual drink tonight. I ordered my usual Mega Kinmugi beer (321 yen) using the touch panel. When it arrived 20 minutes later, the foam had completely disappeared. I also tried the spicy grilled bone-in chicken (321 yen), which was tasty but a bit too salty. Remembering the delicious "Tori Shirayu Ramen" I had at the Kanda Nishiguchi branch, I decided to try the clam ramen (321 yen) this time. It came with soft noodles, 7 clams, and green onions, and it was simply delicious. However, I felt that there were too few staff members working tonight.

Enjoying a relaxing solo drink. It's nice to be able to stay out until morning. Mega Kinmugi. Mega High x n. It seeps into my tired body. Hatsu, tsukune cheese, skin, edamame. I got pleasantly drunk on these delicious dishes.

The new menu was delicious! The soft-boiled egg was tasty. It went well with the sauce.

Today, I enjoyed spending time with like-minded friends.

It is easy to go there, but the music inside the restaurant is a little bit loud.

I went late at night with my colleague. Asakusabashi is an area where things close early at night, so there aren't many places open late, except for chain restaurants. I've been to Torikizoku in Rokku district a few times, and my impression is that the draft beer is cheap and convenient. But tonight is for a second round, so we started with highballs - I had Jim Beam and my colleague had Hibiki. The price for a Hibiki highball is great for the amount you get. However, the glasses were a bit slippery, which was disappointing. As for the final dish, the kama meshi was good, and it's also priced the same as in Rokku district.

It is a major chain restaurant, so the menu and taste are stable, making it easy to use. However, the texture felt a bit dry. It's not that it's not delicious, but it's a bit concerning. I thought the interior of the restaurant would be clean, but there was trash on the floor. It's a bit disappointing to see trash on the floor where I'm about to sit. It may be a common occurrence in chain restaurants, but it's a downer to see trash on the floor, so I hope they can be more thorough despite being busy.

"I had been hearing about Torikizoku being a great place to eat, and finally I was able to visit. And it truly lived up to its reputation. First of all, everything is priced at 280 yen (294 yen including tax), no tricks. From drinks to yakitori (2 skewers), to kamameshi, everything is 280 yen. When you break it down... 1. Drinks The large draft beer for 294 yen is amazing, it's a huge mug with about 750ml of beer. This amount is very satisfying. Premium Malt's beer comes in a smaller mug, but still, for 294 yen it's a great deal. However, the other drink options are quite disappointing. The only sake available is a cup sake called "Goukai", which might be overpriced at 294 yen. The white wine is also a cup sake, and when I tried it, it tasted cheap. These two items might be profitable at 294 yen, but they could be improved. On the other hand, cocktails, sours, and shochu options were good. If you enjoy these drinks, it might be a good place for you. 2. Food I started with ordering the cabbage (all-you-can-eat). This could be a good palate cleanser for the yakitori, but the seasoning was disappointing. It tasted like cheap blue shiso dressing. It would be better to have it plain, or with salt, miso, sauce, or mayonnaise. The yakitori, priced at 294 yen for 2 skewers, was decent, but when you think about it, 147 yen for one skewer seems a bit expensive. Of course, there are yakitori places where one skewer costs around 300 yen, so Torikizoku is definitely cheaper. The rice dishes were quite extensive. The kamameshi for 294 yen turned out to be a serving for two people! Overall, despite the good and bad sides of the cost-performance ratio, this izakaya is doing a great business. The fact that there are no appetizers is also great. However, the entire restaurant is smoking allowed, which is the only thing I wish they could change."

The concept of offering all items for 280 yen each, while mostly using domestic ingredients, is quite challenging but innovative. The food is surprisingly delicious for the price, with generous portions. From appetizers to skewers to rice dishes, the menu is diverse and affordable, making it a great place to enjoy a meal without breaking the bank.

This is a yakitori chain restaurant located in Asakusabashi, run by a famous entrepreneur. The owner is well-known and has appeared on TV shows like "Cambrian Palace," and even their son is a celebrity. After drinking in Asakusabashi, we visited the restaurant as there were no other late-night options. Surprisingly, there were more customers than expected at that late hour. The yakitori was not as cheap as anticipated, but other dishes were reasonably priced. Since it was our second stop, we didn't eat much, but the food didn't taste as delicious as portrayed on TV. It's great that they are open late into the night. Thank you for the meal.