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◆ Ramen registration number 5768th • 220th bowl in 2023 ◆ Torikizoku Shibuya Bunkamura-dori store (Udagawa-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo) ◆ Chicken White Broth Ramen ¥350 ● Instagram tsukasan's Ramen tsukasan777 ● Twitter tsukasan2010

I love Torikizoku so much that I've been visiting about once a week lately. My favorites are the cheese meatballs and chicken skin chips!! I always crave them when I come here!! The mixed juice is also consistently delicious.

Four of us visited the restaurant after work. The inside of the shop was a bit crowded but we were able to enter without any issues. We ordered a Mega Highball for starters. It was great value at 300 yen for a large highball. We also ordered about 10 skewers of yakitori and some appetizers. The yakitori arrived and it was decent for the price. Personally, I recommend the changja. It's a good option for those who want to eat a lot without spending too much or for those who want to drink a lot!

Good evening, this is Cammy. I met up with an old friend and we decided to have some drinks. Torikizoku has been a hot topic lately. There are people who only order one item and leave using the alchemy of Toriki, which is part of the GoTo campaign. Some people have visited multiple locations like Shibuya and Shinjuku to make money. But I think Torikizoku is already a good deal without doing that. We didn't take many photos, but we actually ordered a lot, like the Yakitori (2 skewers for 298 yen). It's great that you can get unlimited cabbage refills. My friend had 8 glasses of Chita whiskey. When going out with someone who drinks a lot, it's important to choose a cost-effective restaurant.

I visited Torikizoku for the second round because I wanted to drink their mixed juice. I ordered a highball with chaser and mixed juice. As a finishing touch, I ordered the limited-time spicy curry noodles. The noodles were not normal noodles, but rather a chewy tapioca-like texture, which was not to my liking. However, Torikizoku's mixed juice is always delicious. It has a mellow and high-quality taste, so I highly recommend it. Thank you for the meal.

The Torikizoku in Shibuya is always crowded, but the drinks come quickly in return (^_^♪ My favorite chain restaurant, Torikizoku-sama (=ﾟωﾟ)ﾉ, always serves delicious yakitori and chicken nanban. Thank you for the amazing dishes. Remember, just because it's an izakaya and affordable, don't underestimate it!

Visited Torikizoku for the first time on a Sunday in May. Ordered Chita Highball x3, Kakuto Highball, Camembert Croquette, Super! White Onion Salted Kombu, and Seasoned Boiled Egg, totaling 2760 yen. Went to the second location based on a friend's recommendation that it's cheap, fast, and delicious. Indeed, the service was quick. They use touch panels which is convenient as there's no need to wait for servers. Sat at a counter-like table for two, a bit narrow but not a problem. The atmosphere inside was lively, so it was good that I came with a friend who has a loud voice. Overall, it was a good dining experience.

This izakaya has a great cost performance, so I often go there for company drinking parties or gatherings with friends!! It's often crowded on Fridays and Saturdays, but I'm very satisfied with the reasonable prices! It's a really good restaurant that's worth the crowd☆ The menu is extensive and there are many types of yakitori, so even regular customers won't get tired of it! There are also various drinks like cocktails and sours, so you can enjoy a variety of options!

I went to Torikizoku because I wanted to eat yakitori! I have always liked yakitori, and when it comes to local izakayas, I always associate them with either yakiniku or yakitori. Every yakitori I had was delicious, but recently I have been really enjoying the liver. Normally I have rice with my meat, but next time I think I'll just stick to yakitori. I want to go back again soon!

I was able to enter the shop right away because it was empty. I like yagen nankotsu and drooling chicken, so I ordered them when I went. The taste was not good, so I wish they would put a little more salt on the edamame.

I went with my Amway colleagues. Torikizoku is always reliable with its quality, you can't go wrong! It's great that even beginners can feel comfortable there.

Second stop.

It's been a while since I went to Torikizoku.

The cost performance is good. But...

I went to Torikizoku with my colleagues for a welcome party, and this time we tried the 28 Tori Party Course, which includes all-you-can-eat and drink for 2 hours for 2,800 yen (excluding tax). After ordering drinks, the dishes started coming out automatically and once everything was served, we could freely order more. The rules for the 28 Tori Party are as follows: reservation is required, the time limit is 2 hours, the first dish is selected by the restaurant, additional orders can be made freely, last order is 20 minutes before the end, settlement is after 2 hours, no leftovers are allowed, no outside food or drinks are allowed, no disturbing other customers, no takeout, cancellation policy applies, and confirmation of the number of guests is done on the day of the party. The quality may have decreased compared to before, but the Torikizoku brand wine was surprisingly good. The signature kama-meshi (pot rice) was also delicious. Overall, it was a satisfying experience and I will come back again!

I finally went to Torikizoku for the first time and it was a casual drink. I had been wanting to go for a while but our schedules never matched up until now. When we entered the restaurant and told the staff we were a party of two, we were shown to a semi-private room. The interior was mainly white wood and the semi-private rooms stood out. As rumored, the menu had items starting at 280 yen, including the delicious draft beer. We ordered various skewers and kamameshi (pot rice). The size of the Torikizoku momo tare skewer for 280 yen was impressive. The kamameshi had a tasty soy sauce flavor. However, the restaurant was too noisy, making it difficult to have a conversation. The food was delicious and affordable, but the noise level was unbearable.

After work, we all went to Torikizoku. With a considerable number of locations, I might visit once a month. They never fail to impress with their consistent taste and affordability. Of course, their grilled chicken skewers are a hit, but surprisingly, their kamameshi rice is also delicious. There are many other unexpectedly tasty dishes on the menu as well. It was a shock when their prices went up recently. I wonder if some locations offer unique dishes that are not available elsewhere? I am curious about that. I will continue to visit every month. Thank you!

Today is payday but due to long hours of overtime, I have little time left until the last train, so I decided to go to Torikizoku Shibuya Bunkamura-dori store with my boss as it is the closest to the office. There are three stores within a 5-minute walk from here, but there is always a high chance of waiting no matter when you go. We quickly had some drinks for 40 minutes and made it back in time for the last train. As expected, everything is priced at 280 yen. We entered the store and sat at a table for two at the back. First, we ordered a draft beer. I have been interested in karaage recently, so I ordered the famous Torikizoku karaage. Of course, we had to order yakitori, so we got the Momogizoku-yaki with salt. We also ordered the lightly pickled eggplant as a quick side dish. The Momogizoku-yaki had a generous portion of meat, so after two skewers, we were full and satisfied. The Torikizoku karaage had a crispy batter and good flavor, but the meat itself (chicken breast) was a bit dry. It seemed like it could have used some extra seasoning. But considering it's only 280 yen, the value for money is high. I finished with a large glass of Kirin Tanrei beer and realized it was time to go. Thank you for the meal. I will come back again.

I'm back in Shibuya after a long time. It's been years since I last visited. Celebrating my return to Tokyo with my friends from my student days, we decided to go to Torikizoku, a place we've seen on TV before. The atmosphere is lively and exciting. We ordered drinks right away and had a toast rush. We couldn't resist the 280 yen menu items, which were dangerous for us former athletes trying to build up our financial strength as working adults. We had a complicated order from start to finish. The yakitori was large and there was a wide variety of snacks available. It felt more like a yakitori izakaya than a regular yakitori restaurant. Unfortunately, most of the photos I took were not suitable for sharing, as they mainly featured people's faces. I regret not taking more food photos. The yakitori here is very satisfying to eat. Overall, it's a great place to go for drinks.