Yakitori Torishin

Yakitori restaurant · Midtown West

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"The energy at Torishin couldn’t be more different than Totto, but the skewers are just as excellent. This serious yakitori library in Hell’s Kitchen has a few different omakase options, from an $88 pre-theater meal to $143 for one that includes wagyu and Iberico pork. You can also do a la carte for a self-guided tour of different chicken parts topped with things like plum and shiso, or sweet white miso (with pork and vegetable detours thrown in)—but it does get expensive quickly." - will hartman, neha talreja, bryan kim, willa moore

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362 W 53rd St, New York, NY 10019 Get directions

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