Yakitori Torihogetsu

Yakitori Torihogetsu
Izakaya Bar
Discover the art of yakitori at Yakitori Torihogetsu, where Kagayaki chicken skewers and a luxurious atmosphere create an unforgettable dining experience.
Restaurant Details
Yakitori Torihogetsu is a culinary gem nestled in the heart of Gifu, offering an exquisite dining experience that celebrates the art of yakitori and izakaya. Located in SPAZIO 1F, Kanōshinhonmachi, this restaurant is a short walk from Gifu Station, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors.
The menu at Yakitori Torihogetsu is a testament to the chef's dedication to quality and tradition. The restaurant is renowned for its signature skewer made from Kagayaki brand chicken sourced from Okumikawa, grilled to perfection with a crispy exterior and juicy interior. Guests can also savor the rich flavors of chicken bone shoyu ramen and the delicate dashimaki tamago, crafted with Hinai chicken eggs. For a unique twist, try the homemade potato salad featuring Inka no Mezame potatoes from Hokkaido.
The ambiance at Yakitori Torihogetsu is both calm and cozy, with a luxurious interior that exudes a relaxed, upscale feel. Whether you're seated at the counter or in one of the private rooms, the atmosphere is perfect for intimate gatherings or casual outings. The attentive staff ensures a seamless dining experience, with reservations recommended for those seeking the exclusive counter seating.
In addition to its delectable dishes, Yakitori Torihogetsu offers a variety of local chicken options, including the esteemed Shamo Rock. This commitment to quality ingredients and exceptional service makes it a standout destination for anyone looking to indulge in authentic Japanese flavors.
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Yakitori Torihogetsu Business Days
Yakitori Torihogetsu Address
SPAZIO 1F, 3-1 Kano Shinhonmachi, Gifu-shi, Gifu 500-8463
Yakitori Torihogetsu Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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