炭道楽とり井 — Restaurant in Tokyo

Torii – A Hidden Gem of Authentic Japanese Cuisine

The name "Torii" (pronounced Toe-ree-ee) comes from tori, meaning chicken in Japanese. Originally, this place started as a yakitori (grilled chicken skewer) restaurant, but over three generations, it has evolved into an exceptional Japanese dining experience.

While the name might suggest a yakitori specialty shop, Torii offers much more than just chicken. You can indulge in a variety of traditional Japanese dishes, all crafted with remarkable skill, along with a carefully curated selection of premium sake. The chef’s expertise is undeniable, making every dish a delight.

This is truly a place I would rather keep as my own little secret, but if you do visit, take a moment to appreciate the joy of discovering such a fantastic spot. There’s no English menu, but the Japanese menu is simple enough to navigate with Google Lens.

Most importantly, the sake selection is outstanding—each bottle handpicked for an authentic taste of Japan. Located in a quiet residential area, please enjoy your drinks responsibly and help keep Torii the warm and welcoming...

I highly recommend this spot if you are looking for stellar yakitori. Every dish we ordered was delicious.

The ambience of this place is very nice, with it being on the quiet side when we came on a Wednesday night. There were two people working in the shop, but the efficiency and speed of the service was great.

Come here if you are in the mood for delicious food near...

「2週間前に来ました」と伝えたところ「また来てくれたのですね。ありがとうございます」と言って欲しかったですが、「知ってます」と言われただけで終わりました。

食べ物を注文しても、なんか終始イライラしていました。

閉店前に来たこちらも少し落ち度はありましたが、お客さまである以上もう少し丁寧に接して欲しかったです。

日頃の仕事のストレスで飲みにいくことが唯一の楽しみなのに、逆に不快な思いになりました。 料理は美味しかったで...