Moku Yakitori-Ya

$$ • Japanese, Izakaya, Tapas

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About Moku Yakitori-Ya

Moku Yakitori-Ya is a cozy gem in San Francisco, offering delicious Japanese skewers and an omakase-style dining experience. The restaurant's quirky interior with retro Japanese posters creates a fun and inviting atmosphere. The menu features a variety of skewers, with highlights like skirt steak, mackerel, mushrooms, and scallion chicken. The friendly service, including the engaging chef and owner, enhances the overall experience. The omakase options, priced at $90 or $110 per person, provide a flavorful journey through different dishes, including a standout Chamomile panna cotta and caviar atop uni and crispy chicken skin. Many diners praise the clean and delicious food, with some favorites being the short rib and meatball skewers. While a few felt the price was a bit high for the value, the quality of food and the vibrant atmosphere make Moku Yakitori-Ya a great spot for a special occasion or a fun night out with friends. The refreshing highball cocktails offer a perfect balance of sweet and sour, adding to the experience. Don't miss the chance to try their yuzu chili sauce, a delicious and aromatic condiment that complements the skewers perfectly. Overall, a visit to Moku Yakitori-Ya promises a delightful and unpretentious dining experience that will leave diners wanting to return.

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Moku Yakitori-Ya Reviews

4.3
105 ratings
Restaurantji Rating
5
73%
4
4%
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4%
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Food
4.4
Atmosphere
4.4
Service
4.6

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Restaurantji Rating

This place is the perfect yakitori night experience in SF. Open with Agedashi Tofu and enjoy your sake or Sapporo with some perfectly grilled Negima or Duck skewers. I keep coming back

Boom of the shakalaka variety

A great, local izakaya that really shines with kushi (skewer) cuisine. In addition to kushi, they also have several other dishes that are delicious, but especially the chicken-skin gyoza and their karaage. They also have a solid sake selection. I’ve been here several times and am always eager to come back. Heads up that if you come hungry then leaving full will probably run you at least $50 per person without drinks.

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Hours

Monday 5 - 9PM
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 5 - 9PM
Thursday 5 - 9PM
Friday 5 - 10PM
Saturday 5 - 10PM
Sunday 5 - 9PM
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