Torigoya
123 Astronaut Ellison S Onizuka St #203, Los Angeles
(213) 687-0690
Customers' Favorites
BBQ Spicy Chicken Wings
Grilled Chicken Hearts
BBQ Chicken Hearts
Chicken Bowl Rice
Grilled Zucchini
Chicken Nanban
Oyako Donburi
Deep Fry Tofu
Yakitori Box
Beef Don
Recent Reviews
We came here for a company dinner — a party of five on a weekday evening. The meal totaled nearly $450.
Overall, the food was delicious and satisfying. We ordered a variety of items like salad, skewers, ramen, and drinks — and enjoyed every dish.
However, there were two major issues that left a bad taste in the end.
First, the way skewers were served was a bit confusing. For example, we ordered 5 gizzards and 5 meatballs,...
Overall, the food was delicious and satisfying. We ordered a variety of items like salad, skewers, ramen, and drinks — and enjoyed every dish.
However, there were two major issues that left a bad taste in the end.
First, the way skewers were served was a bit confusing. For example, we ordered 5 gizzards and 5 meatballs,...
I tried Torigoya's 10 course menu plus some additional skewers and the oyako bowl. It's not the best I've had, but it's not bad.
I usually like going early, right when they open to avoid the crowds since they have limited staff, and everything can get a bit slow when it's busy. Keep in mind it's just Tomo-san grilling every skewer himself, so patience is definitely key. I prefer ordering everything at once so he can pace the yakitori.
Reservations...
I usually like going early, right when they open to avoid the crowds since they have limited staff, and everything can get a bit slow when it's busy. Keep in mind it's just Tomo-san grilling every skewer himself, so patience is definitely key. I prefer ordering everything at once so he can pace the yakitori.
Reservations...
Every time I’m in Los Angeles, I make a point to come back to Torigoya Yakitori — it’s one of those places that never misses. Hidden in Little Tokyo, tucked inside a small shopping center on the second floor, you’d never know it’s there unless someone told you. You walk up the stairs, write your name, wait a bit (because it’s always packed), and if you’re lucky enough to score a seat at the counter, that’s where the magic...