The food is okay in terms of taste and cost performance, nothing special. The restaurant is small, but that's understandable given the location. One good point is that they serve a generous amount of Hoppy. It's relatively easy to get a table without a reservation. However, the staff seem a bit unfriendly... They should try to be more cheerful and improve their customer service.

I had quite a few drinks at the first party, but I still felt like I needed more, so we decided to go to a second party. We were on our way back to Kanda, so we could have gone anywhere, but we ended up at this restaurant. We were seated on the second floor and ordered highballs. We also ordered some classic dishes like pickles and quail eggs. After drinking about two more drinks, I was ready to call it a night. This place might feel a bit lonely for a first party.

Visited the restaurant on a holiday afternoon. Despite the sweltering heat outside, the shop was cool and comfortable. Ordered a set with chicken and egg over rice using a tablet. It arrived in about 5 minutes. The noodles were thin and curly, and the soup was rich with chicken flavor. The toppings were simple, with just a few pieces of chicken. It's a good dish for a light meal after drinking. Thank you for the meal. p.s. The chicken and egg over rice had a rich egg flavor, and it tasted delicious when eaten with the pepper seasoning and the chicken soba soup!

Revisited with a 60% certainty, we dove into a daytime drinking party. It was Sunday and 3 pm, so I thought the place would be empty, but it was surprisingly packed within 7 minutes of opening. That just shows there are a lot of real alcoholics out there. The ordering system was all touch panel, which felt a bit like an extension of work and Linda was a bit dissatisfied. But if they are pushing for rationalization, there seem to be many advantages. And hey, the fact that alcohol drinks are all half price until 5 pm is great. I ordered "Doteni" and "Grilled Chicken," both of which went well with the drinks, and I ended up drinking 7 glasses of sake. This place in Kanda is perfect for a second or zero stop. 【Strong Points】 - The fact that alcohol drinks are cheap until 5 pm is fantastic - The food is delicious, reminiscent of Tori Yoshi's style - The Asian female staff are efficient and pleasant 【Improvement Points】 - The toilet was dirty and needed cleaning

I was looking for a shop in the Kanda Nishiguchi shopping street. I noticed that there are many ramen shops now. I wanted to eat a set meal, so I decided to go to Toriya Shoten. I ordered the secret salt fried chicken set meal. Even though it was lunchtime, the restaurant was empty. I felt a little uneasy, but since fried chicken is usually good, I wasn't too worried. It was served in about 10 minutes. I took a bite of the fried chicken first. It didn't taste like chicken... Maybe it wasn't marinated? Where is the secret salt? There was no salt or soy sauce on the table, and the bland fried chicken didn't go well with the rice. I didn't have high expectations since it's a chain restaurant, but I was surprised that they couldn't even get fried chicken right. I felt bad about leaving it, so I managed to finish it. Thank you for the meal.

While wandering around looking for a lunch spot, I happened to come across this sign (´ε｀ )♥ "Birds are good once in a while," it said, so I decided to give it a try (๑˙❥˙๑) As expected from a place specializing in chicken, most of the lunch menu consisted of fried chicken (lol) I ordered the fried chicken with tartar sauce. After a few minutes of waiting, it arrived on a tray. At first, I took a big bite without any sauce... Tasteless!!! The fried chicken was piping hot but had no flavor whatsoever!! I've never had fried chicken with such little seasoning before!! I couldn't even finish my rice!! Well, I thought maybe it would be better with the tartar sauce, so I tried it... Even the tartar sauce was bland!! It felt like hospital food would have more flavor (lol) This was just a disaster of a lunch. There was no salt or soy sauce on the table, and I was completely defeated. I won't be going back there again.

Chicken Chicken Set Meal (with extra rice at the same price) for 990 yen + draft beer for 549 yen. With the transition from a state of emergency to a focus on prevention, restrictions are still in place, but alcohol can now be served, which is good news for those who enjoy a drink. However, the ongoing threat still lingers, creating a complex feeling. I couldn't help but be intrigued by the sign outside the restaurant that said, "Current Lunch Set Meal Available." I had never tried the lunch set meal at Toriyoshi Shoten before, so I was curious about their menu. While enjoying a drink, I browsed through the menu. It felt oddly satisfying to have a drink outside after a long time. Due to various circumstances, I had skipped lunch, so I wanted something hearty. I decided to try the "Chicken Chicken Set Meal," which includes chicken cutlet and fried chicken. You can choose two types of sauce, so I chose "Tartar Sauce" and "Oyster Sauce." The counter seats were empty, but the tables behind were full, with more customers coming in and being directed to the second-floor seats. It seemed like everyone was eager to have a drink outside. The set meal was served while the food was still hot. It had a good amount of food, and the rice was served in a large portion. Well, for a 990 yen set meal, you would expect a decent amount of food. I started with the fried chicken. It had a minimal seasoning, more like just the taste of the flour coating. It seemed like it was meant to be eaten with the sauce. That's why you can choose two types of sauce. I dipped it in the oyster sauce and took a bite. The chicken had a nice texture and juiciness. The flour coating mixed well with the sauce. It was a good combination. The chicken cutlet had a crispy and light coating. It was quite enjoyable. The tartar sauce surprisingly went well with it. The tartar sauce had a strong egg flavor, which was not bad. The rice was cooked quite soft. I prefer firmer rice, but it's a matter of personal preference. The portion was generous, with four pieces of fried chicken and a large chicken cutlet. It was satisfying in terms of portion size. However, for a 990 yen set meal, I expected a bit more. Maybe if it came with a side dish like simmered vegetables, it would have been better. Also, the pickled radish was not bad, but it looked a bit cheap. Overall, I was not completely satisfied, but I would consider coming back. Next time, I might try the "Chicken Soba" that caught my eye.

We decided to have some drinks and eat chicken wings with colleagues after work, so we went to Toriya Shouten in the Kanda Station West Exit shopping street. It's a chain restaurant that you see around a lot these days. The exterior is bright and easy to spot from far away. We ordered medium-spicy and sweet chicken wings, macaroni salad, tuna yukke, water dumplings with chili oil, and chicken nanban. The macaroni salad was delicious with lots of pepper. The chicken wings were just the right size and perfect for snacking with drinks. It would have been nice if they had cloth towels instead of paper towels because our hands got dirty. It's great that they are open from lunchtime to early morning.

The impact of Typhoon No. 15 has caused Kanda Lunch to have a disastrous operating situation. It's almost like they're not even open. However, Toriyoshi Shoten is still open. Today, I decided to eat here. When I entered the restaurant, the first floor was almost full. I went up to the second floor and ordered the Sauce Chicken Cutlet Set for 790 yen. When asked about the rice portion, I reflexively said "extra large." It arrived in 5 minutes. To put it briefly, the rice was terrible. It was mushy on the outside and dry on the inside. A miraculous rice where you can't tell if it's soft or hard. I regret getting the extra large portion. Now, onto the main dish, the chicken cutlet. It seemed to be double-fried or re-fried. As a result, it was crunchy in a bad way, not crispy. This might appeal to fried food enthusiasts who think anything fried is delicious. The miso soup seemed instant, or something similar. The pickles were tiny, only two pieces. I wish they would reconsider charging 790 yen for this. The background music was old enka songs. It's tough to listen to if you're not drunk. Perhaps due to the typhoon, the staff seemed a bit sluggish, both on the first and second floors. Lunchtime is non-smoking, which was a relief. Thank you for the meal.

At the third round of drinks, my work colleagues wanted to eat chicken wings, so we decided to come back to this restaurant after a long time. We ordered the medium-spicy chicken wings, black macaroni salad, and cucumber. The chicken wings were delicious, but personally, I really enjoyed the black macaroni salad. It's a dish that I can't help but order, just like the isomaru. Since they are open until morning, this restaurant in Kanda is convenient for those who like to stay out late. I will definitely go back again!

This business trip had a tight schedule. I came to Tokyo for one night and plan to take an early morning highway bus from Shinjuku. Today, I decided to quickly drink some alcohol and go to sleep, so I entered this restaurant that caught my eye with its chicken dishes. They had a variety of dishes that drinkers would enjoy, such as chicken wings, chicken liver, and grilled gizzards. I finished with a bowl of ramen. It was delicious, like a chicken fat-rich house-style ramen. Thank you for the meal.

On this day, I searched for lunch at a restaurant without a line. I decided on a restaurant with a tavern-like atmosphere. When I entered the restaurant, it was full, but I was guided to a second floor where there were empty seats and the seating arrangement was quite spacious. As a big person, it was a reassuring place for me. I was a bit indecisive when looking at the lunch set menu, but I chose the Chicken Chicken set meal where you can taste two types of fried chicken. What was brought to me was Chicken Katsu and fried chicken. The presentation was quite messy, but the staff seemed to be of Asian descent, so I thought there might be differences in perception and I endured it. There's no way the freshly fried Chicken Katsu and fried chicken wouldn't be delicious. I was completely satisfied.

I had heard about a place near Kanda Station that serves cheap and delicious fried chicken lunch sets, so when I saw a big sign advertising fried chicken lunch at this restaurant, I assumed it was the one I had heard about and went in. The lunch menu only had options for fried chicken and chicken cutlet sets, with variations in the sauces. I ordered the fried chicken lunch with grated daikon and ponzu sauce. The portion was small with only six small pieces of fried chicken, and disappointingly, some of them were already cold. The grated daikon was barely noticeable in the ponzu sauce. The price of 790 yen seemed high for what was offered. On my way back to the office, I realized I had mistaken the restaurant for another one nearby that actually serves a better fried chicken lunch. I decided to go back and give it another try soon.

I visited this restaurant that I often go to for night drinking parties, and found out that they also serve lunch. I ordered the Chicken Chicken Set Meal for 906 yen. The plate came with chicken cutlet and chicken thigh Karaage, salad, rice, miso soup, and pickles. The seasoning options were tonkatsu sauce and ponzu, both of which were delicious. The portions were generous and satisfying, with a crispy texture. The fact that you get this volume and quality for under 1,000 yen makes it a great deal.

I used this place after a long time. Today, I wanted to use QUICPay, so I chose this shop. I chose the new menu, Katsu-ni set meal. When it came out, I was surprised. It's quite a lot of Katsu-ni. The chicken cutlet is cut in the middle for easy eating, which is convenient. There's plenty of egg on top. The soup is not too spicy, just the right amount to make the rice go down smoothly. Putting lots of egg on the cutlet and eating it with rice makes it go down easily. It's a good menu when you're hungry.

The shop I was planning to visit was closed, so I decided to try another place and it turned out surprisingly delicious. I ordered both medium-spicy and extra-spicy chicken wings, but couldn't really tell the difference between them. However, they were both tasty. The chicken wings were crispy, sweet, and irresistibly delicious. Everything I ordered was delicious, but I especially loved the macaroni salad. I wanted to have seconds, but I was too full to do so. I definitely want to come back again. It was so delicious! Thank you for the meal.

On a Sunday night after 11 PM, I was working on some documents for Monday and ended up running late. I decided to take a quick break and have a drink before heading home, so I wandered around the Kanda Station area. Even though it was past 11 PM on a holiday, there were not many izakayas open, but there were plenty of touts as usual. I stopped by Toriyoshi Shoten in the Nishi-guchi shopping street. It's a specialty shop for fried chicken wings founded in 1984, part of SFP Holdings like Isomaru Suisan. The interior has a counter with 5 seats and around 20 table seats. There is a TV as well. I started with a draft beer using a coupon from Tabelog, which was free (regular price 499 yen before tax). Then, I tried the fried chicken wings (519 yen) in the "extra spicy" flavor. It was spicy with a lot of pepper, but very tasty. I ordered a refill of Hoppy Black (496 yen), which was generous on the shochu and not a cheap one. After the chicken wings, I tried their recommended potato salad (431 yen), which was surprisingly good. The Hoppy Medium (323 yen) was served in a different glass. When poured into a mug, it filled up to about 70%. This izakaya was very convenient, even on a late night holiday.

I often visit the Shinbashi branch for early morning drinking sessions, so it didn't feel particularly fresh. However, I stopped by after an event in Kanda. It was a bit uncomfortable as it seemed like a young people's mixer event, so I was relieved when it was just my group. My friends were into unsweetened afternoon tea highballs. The chicken yukhoe dish had a decent amount and was good. Kanda seems relatively quiet on Saturdays, so we were able to relax and enjoy ourselves comfortably.

The fried chicken is delicious at this restaurant! The sauce and seasoning are tasty, and I want to visit again! However, for some reason, the male staff member was not very friendly...

I think the lunch chicken katsu is delicious! The double portion was huge!