Yokohama Torigin Minatomirai Branch

Yokohama Torigin Minatomirai Branch
Discover the flavors of yakitori and kamameshi at Yokohama Torigin Minatomirai Branch, with breathtaking views of Minato Mirai and exceptional service.
Restaurant Details
Yokohama Torigin Minatomirai Branch is a delightful culinary destination located in the vibrant Cross Gate Building, directly connected to JR Sakuragicho Station. This restaurant is renowned for its exquisite yakitori, featuring grilled chicken skewers such as negima and kawa, all expertly cooked over charcoal. The menu also boasts kamameshi, a traditional rice dish cooked in an iron pot, with enticing options like gomoku and eel.
The modern ambiance of Yokohama Torigin Minatomirai Branch is enhanced by its stunning views of Minato Mirai, including the iconic Cosmo Clock and the nearby ropeway. Whether you're seated at the counter or a table, the atmosphere is perfect for both casual dining and special occasions.
As a branch of the esteemed Torigin brand, which originated in Odawara, this restaurant maintains a high standard of culinary excellence. The friendly staff is accommodating to tourists, and an English menu is available, ensuring a welcoming experience for international guests.
Open until 11:30 PM, Yokohama Torigin Minatomirai Branch offers a wide array of dishes, including chicken liver sashimi, gizzard sashimi, and chicken soup dumplings. The rolled omelet with shiso leaves is a must-try for those seeking a unique taste experience. With its convenient location and exceptional service, this restaurant is a must-visit for anyone exploring the Yokohama area.
Yokohama Torigin Minatomirai Branch Phone Number
Yokohama Torigin Minatomirai Branch Business Days
Yokohama Torigin Minatomirai Branch Address
Cross Gate, 1-101-1 Sakuragicho, Naka Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa 231-0062
Yokohama Torigin Minatomirai Branch Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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