Shichirin Yakitori Ichicho Kyobashi Branch

Shichirin Yakitori Ichicho Kyobashi Branch
Grill your own yakitori at Shichirin Yakitori Ichicho immersed in vibrant Kyobashi atmosphere with acclaimed Tamba chicken thigh tataki.
Restaurant Details
Situated in the dynamic Kyobashi district of Osaka, Shichirin Yakitori Ichicho is a beloved gem among locals and travelers alike. This charming restaurant showcases the art of traditional Japanese dining with a modern twist. Guests are welcomed into a vibrant, yet cozy environment where they are invited to grill their own yakitori skewers over a personal shichirin, or charcoal grill. The sensory experience of cooking at one’s table adds a layer of enjoyment, creating delicious food moments worth sharing.
Specializing in the finest Tamba chicken thigh tataki, each skewer is a symphony of flavors, seasoned to perfection and grilled to a crispy tenderness that leaves diners craving more. Fans of Japanese cuisine will appreciate the quality ingredients and attention to detail evident in every dish. Beyond just the food, Shichirin Yakitori Ichicho embraces the spirit of the izakaya—a place where good food, warm ambiance, and genuine hospitality intertwine.
Located conveniently near the bustling streets and neon lights of Kyobashi, it's a prime spot for anyone exploring Osaka's vibrant scene. Whether you're seeking a lively evening with friends or a delightful meal after a day of sightseeing, this unique eatery caters to both the casual diner and the culinary enthusiast. Experience an inventive take on yakitori and embrace a meal seasoned with fun and culture at Shichirin Yakitori Ichicho.
Shichirin Yakitori Ichicho Kyobashi Branch Phone Number
Shichirin Yakitori Ichicho Kyobashi Branch Business Days
Shichirin Yakitori Ichicho Kyobashi Branch Address
3-chōme-11-5 Higashinodamachi, Miyakojima Ward, Osaka, 534-0024, Japan
Shichirin Yakitori Ichicho Kyobashi Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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