Torimasa

Torimasa
Indulge in exquisite chicken delights at Torimasa, Ogaki—the ultimate yakitori destination in Gifu.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the heart of Ogaki, Gifu, Torimasa is an alluring haunt for poultry enthusiasts, famed for its masterful yakitori. Diners embark on a delectable journey with an array of grilled chicken skewers, crafted with impeccable attention to detail. Furthermore, the restaurant takes pride in its oyakodon, a warming rice bowl adorned with succulent chicken and melt-in-your-mouth egg, a true embodiment of Japanese homestyle comfort food.
Located conveniently at 2-chome-1-1 Jomen, the restaurant provides easy access for both locals and travelers. Perfect for any occasion, Torimasa boasts a cozy, yet lively environment that combines traditional izakaya aesthetics with a subtle contemporary flair, making it a splendid choice for casual dinners, family gatherings, or social outings with friends.
The heart and soul of Torimasa are evident not only in its dishes but also in its exemplary service. The warm and accommodating staff are dedicated to crafting a memorable dining affair for every guest. Led by an adept chef whose expertise lies in enhancing the natural essence of chicken, the restaurant flourishes amidst the aroma of culinary delight. The futtori tsukune emerges as a crowd favorite, a unique chicken meatball served alongside a lush egg yolk sauce, epitomizing the chef's skillful approach.
Securing a reservation, particularly during peak hours, is recommended, as Torimasa's appeal continues to attract a diverse clientele seeking an authentic and delightful introduction to Japanese gastronomy. Cherish a distinctive dining experience at Torimasa, where passion and tradition unite on your plate.
Torimasa Phone Number
Torimasa Business Days
Torimasa Address
2-chōme-1-1 Jōmen, Ogaki, Gifu 503-0817, Japan
Torimasa Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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