Sumibi Yakitori Torikko Imabari Branch

Sumibi Yakitori Torikko Imabari Branch
Discover traditional yakitori and izakaya dishes in the heart of Imabari. Savor expertly grilled chicken and a vibrant dining experience.
Restaurant Details
**DescriptionSimplifiedChinese:**
Located in the charming town of Imabari in Ehime Prefecture, Sumibi Yakitori Torikko serves up authentic Japanese izakaya experience. Renowned for its skillfully grilled yakitori, this cozy eatery masters the art of traditional charcoal cooking, showcasing the deep, natural flavors of premium chicken. Alongside these beloved skewers, diners can explore an array of izakaya favorites, such as the spicy red hotpot and crunchy chicken skins.
Easily accessible from Imabari Castle, this culinary gem beckons with its welcoming ambiance — a perfect spot for families or casual outings. The restaurant seamlessly incorporates modern technology with its touch-panel ordering system, ensuring a smooth dining journey.
**DescriptionTraditionalChinese:**
Situated in the picturesque Imabari in Ehime, Sumibi Yakitori Torikko offers a true taste of Japanese izakaya dining. Known for its perfectly grilled yakitori, the restaurant excels in using charcoal to draw out the chicken's natural flavors. Besides the star skewers, the menu features izakaya staples, including the spicy horumon hotpot and delectably crunchy chicken skins.
With a prime location near Imabari Castle, it's an ideal venue for both family gatherings and casual meet-ups. The lively atmosphere paired with cutting-edge ordering through touch screens makes dining here a seamless experience.
Sumibi Yakitori Torikko Imabari Branch Phone Number
Sumibi Yakitori Torikko Imabari Branch Business Days
Sumibi Yakitori Torikko Imabari Branch Address
3-chōme-2-167-1 Umagoechō, Imabari, Ehime 794-0062, Japan
Sumibi Yakitori Torikko Imabari Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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