Toliuo Main Branch

Toliuo Main Branch
Experience the heart of Kobe at Toliuo, where traditional Yakitori meets jazz-infused ambiance, crafting unforgettable dining moments.
Restaurant Details
Situated in the bustling Chuo Ward of Kobe, Toliuo offers an enticing blend of Yakitori, Izakaya, and Baru specialties. Just a stone's throw away from the lively JR Motomachi Station, this eatery stands as a culinary haven for both locals and tourists exploring the vibrant Hyogo region.
Highlighting Toliuo's menu is the decadent chicken nanban—a dish where juicy chicken is enveloped in a crispy batter and adorned with a rich tartar sauce, leaving a lasting impression on any palate. Alongside, the restaurant features a diverse selection of tapas, from the delicately crafted zeppolini to the creamy cheese-infused potato salad, each dish reflecting the chef's innovative culinary flair. Notably, the delectable yakitori embodies traditional Japanese craftsmanship, with tender chicken thighs and perfectly seasoned gizzards grilled to perfection.
Inside, patrons are enveloped in a stylish yet inviting ambiance, underscored by the soothing rhythms of jazz music. This setting is perfect for both lively gatherings and intimate dinners, with warm lighting and comfortable seating enhancing the dining experience.
Toliuo is praised not only for its culinary offerings but also for its warm hospitality. The attentive staff ensures every guest's visit is one to remember, adding a personal touch to the swift and seamless service offered, regardless of the bustling popularity of the venue. At Toliuo in Kobe, diners embark on a unique and satisfying gastronomic journey that is culturally immersive and tastefully unmatched.
Toliuo Main Branch Phone Number
Toliuo Main Branch Business Days
Toliuo Main Branch Address
3-chōme-6-6 Sannomiyachō, Chuo Ward, Kobe, Hyogo 650-0021, Japan
Toliuo Main Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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