Yakitori (Grilled chicken skewers) (Completely Non-Smoking) in Sakuragicho, Takashimacho

We are proud of our [Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers)] made with Kirishima chicken ☆ Get drunk on Kyushu's exquisite dishes and delicious sake at the popular bar district, Noge.

Excellent value for money ◎ Popular Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) with delicious Chicken Cuisine | All-you-can-drink courses perfect for banquets | Plenty of alcoholic drinks

[Limited time only] Grilled skewer grilled over binchotan charcoal are 100 yen each♪ Fresh Motsu-nabe (Offal hotpot) is also available◎ Relax in a Japanese-style space.

[5 minutes walk from Sakuragicho Station] The concept is [somewhere between popular and high-end] Authentic Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) in a casual setting

3 minutes walk from Sakuragicho Station. Authentic charcoal-Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) in a relaxing space. Available for both individuals and groups.

■Oyamadori Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) specialty store where you can enjoy casually in a comfortable space

Enjoy our carefully selected charcoal-grilled yakitori with delicious sake at this hideaway for adults with only counter seating. Can reserved ◎

[3 minutes from Sakuragicho Station] I want to visit every time the season changes... Enjoy the aged Hinai chicken yakitori ◎ Essence course 8,800 yen

We will be closed on Sunday, June 23rd

Authentic charcoal-grilled yakitori “Toriise” Sakuragicho branch

This month's recommendation is Miyagi's famous sake Ichinokura's "Autumn Hiyaoroshi."

2 minutes walk from Hinodecho Station ◆ Enjoy the charcoal-grilled yakitori that changes depending on the stock, including rare parts ◎ Perfect for everyday use!

Make a reservation on a rainy day and save! Reservations can be made up to 8pm on the day! Weekday Happy Hour! Premium liver for 150 yen!

Try this amazing skewer that will overturn your concept of Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers)! Satohatei is a long-established restaurant located in a deep back alley that evokes the atmosphere of the Showa era.