Wabiya Korekido
Yakitori restaurant · Kyoto-shi ·

Wabiya Korekido

Yakitori restaurant · Kyoto-shi ·

Yakitori, Oyakodon, and chicken dishes with attentive staff

Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
Wabiya Korekido by null
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Japan, 〒605-0074 Kyoto, Higashiyama Ward, Gionmachi Minamigawa, 歌舞練 場北側 Get directions

¥2,000–3,000

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Japan, 〒605-0074 Kyoto, Higashiyama Ward, Gionmachi Minamigawa, 歌舞練 場北側 Get directions

+81 75 532 3355
wabiya.com
@wabiyakorekido

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Nov 28, 2025

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Wabiya Korekido (Yakitori)

Clare Wang

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Treated my fam here to the 9 course yakitori dinner and overall it was great. They were very accommodating with dietary restrictions and offered alot of alternatives. Standouts were: - crispy chicken thigh w skin - pumpkin soup - chicken liver ‘macaron’ - duck meatball - claypot rice w chicken soup Minus one star because it we didn’t know ordering a drink per person was mandatory? So that def adds $$. And tech i would say the menu is more fusion rather than just traditional yakitori. We were expecting a more skewer forward experience. The service overall was fast. Perhaps due to the language barrier, some of the ingredients and dish highlights were lost to us the family room is perfect for 3-4 people. Although it is not friendly for older folks as the stairs up are quite steep

Ronald Lam

Google
One of my favourite finds I had in Japan. Out of so many meals, this has to be one of the best of my many visits to Japan. Every dish from starter to dessert was amazing! Value for money and to find something of this standard outside of Japan is really hard. Highly recommend! Staff was really kind too and attentive, explained every dish and took the effort to interact with guests. Really appreciate it!

Trina Nguyen

Google
We returned to this restaurant from being very happy on last year’s visit for dinner. Sadly, it was a bit disappointing. The chicken was still great quality. The dishes were not as creative and were downgraded in terms of style but at a higher price point. I didn’t even want to take photos of other dishes that were served…sweet onion soup, sweet corned rice, and the regular chicken skewers.

Chiraphat Ch

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Amazing restaurant serving fabulous Oyakodon. Staffs were friendly and shown us to the private room on the upper floor. There were very limited menu but all their dishes look great. The meal was absolutely delicious. We were provided with samples of their spices which goes really well with the dish.

Sarah Yao

Google
They do yakitori well and intersperse the traditional skewers with more modern and fusion flavours. A huge shout out to Nakatani, who hosted the night and was very kind and fun :)

Andrew Tan

Google
Best Yakitori and service in town!!! We were guided through the meal in fluent English with smiles and hospitality. Remember to book in advance, no walk ins!

Omar Sharif

Google
What a culinary experience . They had set menu. . Excellent choice for Yakitori. Every dish was a fantastic dish.

William Yang

Google
This was recommended by our hotel at Ishibekoji Muan - I am so glad we asked for yakitori recommendations! I was pleasantly surprised by the shark fin and egg, then the chicken … mousse … over fried potato. We began with the chicken thighs, and this truly set the stage for a strong meal. It was tender and succulent, and the skin had a nice crisp and fattiness that carried the two pepper condiments incredibly well. This was followed by the neck, then heart. The grilled veggies didn’t have the same charcoal smokiness, but perhaps this was intentional as it was a welcomed break between yakitori courses. The chicken soup was absolutely delightful. It was mixed with soy milk, and contained yuba and chicken, likely rendered tender with cornstarch slurry. If you ever were curious about how 锅边 tastes like, this is it. At this point, we went off the menu and selected the tail, thighs, cartilage, and liver. Id probably rank them in that order too. The tail was incredible, a wonderful balance of cartilaginous meat. I’d absolutely recommend this restaurant!