Torigoya Gekko

Torigoya Gekko
Discover the flavors of Yakitori at Torigoya Gekko in Sendai, where Okinawan influences meet friendly service in a welcoming atmosphere.
Restaurant Details
Torigoya Gekko is a delightful culinary gem nestled in the heart of Kakyouin, Sendai. This restaurant is renowned for its authentic Yakitori, offering a tantalizing array of grilled chicken skewers, including specialties like liver, neck meat, bonjiri, and tsukune. The use of Binchotan charcoal in grilling ensures a crisp exterior while maintaining a juicy interior, a technique that truly elevates the dining experience.
The restaurant's menu is further enriched by influences from Okinawan cuisine, featuring unique offerings such as grilled rice balls with tea broth and miso flavor, and a refreshing gizzard salad. Patrons can also enjoy a wide selection of drinks, including Shochu, Awamori, and the popular Orion Beer, making it a perfect spot for both food and drink enthusiasts.
Torigoya Gekko is conveniently located near the station, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors. The interior exudes a casual and welcoming atmosphere, enhanced by the soothing sounds of Okinawan music, making it an ideal choice for solo diners or groups looking for a relaxed outing.
The service at Torigoya Gekko is friendly and accommodating, with English-speaking staff ready to assist. While the food service may be leisurely during peak times, the warm hospitality more than compensates. With no cover or table charges, guests can enjoy their meal without any hidden surprises. The owner’s understanding of English further adds to the welcoming environment, ensuring a pleasant experience for international visitors.
Torigoya Gekko Phone Number
Torigoya Gekko Business Days
Torigoya Gekko Address
Daiwa Asahi Building, 2-1-54 Kakyo-in, Aoba-ku, Sendai, Miyagi 980-0013
Torigoya Gekko Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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