Nagoya, Aichi, Japan｜Toribee Kanayama

Recommend by the hotel I was staying at and it was some of the best Yakitori I have ever had. Especially love the Tsukune. The service is great and a really awesome local vibe. They play Japanese folk rock and a group next to me asked for a guitar from the owner and broke out singing some great classic Japanese folk rock classic songs. They had the entire restaurant singing and clapping Great food and a great time and will probably return tomorrow again!!

I often visit on the weekends, and it's always busy. It is safer to make a reservation. Last fall, fries came with mentaiko mayo, but before I knew it, it had become ketchup and mayo. That's the only regret. . Even when it's busy, drinks are served relatively quickly after ordering. Yakitori takes a little time. It was natural that it would take a long time because it was crowded, but the staff at the bakery were so considerate and said, ``Sorry for making you wait.'' I thought it was amazing. it's completely okay. I personally recommend the grilled liver with sesame salt and order it every time I go there. The heart and skirt steak are delicious and overflowing with flavor every time you bite into them. I don't think it's reasonable, but the sides and yakitori are all delicious, so when I want to treat my loved ones to delicious drinks, I bring them here. Such a shop.

I visited the store about 10 years ago at a second party, and the impression at that time was very good, so I had the opportunity to visit again this time. As expected, everything I ordered was satisfying in terms of quantity and taste. The chicken was tender, juicy and really delicious. The grilled vegetables also use good vegetables that are firm, so they were juicy with a firm texture without losing to grilling. It was a pity that the chicken meat was so delicious that I forgot to order the dashimaki egg and other items. The smile of the general who said "Thank you very much" on the way back was very nice✨ If there is an opportunity, I would like to visit again.