Nagoya, Aichi, Japan｜Torikizoku

A yakitori restaurant where you can go casually. I always go early on weekdays, so the service and speed are good. One time, I was too relaxed and put one foot on the chair as if I was at home, and the young staff warned me not to put my foot on it. In Japanese society, where the relationship between the store and the customer is unfair, and there are not many people who can be careful with other people, it felt good to be told that it was a slap. I think it's perfectly fine to have this kind of relationship. Rather, I thought it was safe because there was a staff member who could speak properly when something happened. I will continue to use it.

I went on a busy day, but I thought the staff made an effort to ensure that the food came out at just the right time. However, I thought it would be nice if they could be a little more careful, such as greeting customers as they enter the store.

Despite being near the station and in a student town, there are no peak hours, so no matter when you go, you will be seated smoothly. The yakitori is well cooked and you will want to visit regularly.