鳥しき
Torishiki
A legendary yakitori counter in Meguro where each skewer is grilled to order over binchotan with expert timing and care.
Dining
Yakitori, Traditional Japanese, Michelin Star
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Torishiki is one of Tokyo’s most revered yakitori spots—simple in look, rich in skill. Chef Yoshiteru Ikegawa works the grill himself, cooking each skewer over binchotan charcoal with careful attention to temperature, timing, and texture. The omakase features cuts of chicken rarely seen outside Japan: heart, oyster, neck, and cartilage, each seasoned and grilled with careful precision. The cozy counter leaves no room for distractions—only silence, smoke, and the gentle rhythm of skewers being placed onto ceramic plates. With a Michelin star and a devoted following, reservations are hard to get—but for those lucky enough, the experience feels almost sacred.
Facilities & Services
Counter Seating Only
Omakase Yakitori Course
Charcoal Grilling (Binchotan)
Reservation-Only
Michelin-Starred
English Support (Limited)
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