Toriya
$$ • Japanese, Izakaya, Tapas Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Toriya
Customers' Favorites
Purple Sweet Potato Fries サツマイモフライ
Spicy Mochi Toppokki トッポッキ
Mochi Wrapped in Pork Belly 餅豚
Fried Squid Legs イカゲソ
Breast w Scallion ネギま
Chicken & Pork Gyoza 餃子
Thigh w Scallion ネギま
Sunagimo Gizzard 砂肝
Hatsu Heart ハツ
Karaage Chicken
Toriya Reviews
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Toriya is a cool place to hang out with friends, and the atmosphere is pretty nice. However, it took so long for me and my friends to get our food, even something as simple as kimchi, which doesn’t even need to be cooked. The food was okay overall, but nothing really special or memorable.
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Can’t get enough of Toriya.
Found this hidden gem at the edge of LES. We’ve started with easy food like Toppogi (Korean rice cake) which was a combo of spicy and savory. It’s brought me back to Seoul, South Korea!
Fresh tofu topped with seaweeds got me mouthwatering. The chewy of seaweed with a soft and fresh of tofu based in the Toriya soy sauce. OMGGGG!
Croquette was very tasty, perfect golden brown, crispy outside and juicy inside, dipping...read full review
Found this hidden gem at the edge of LES. We’ve started with easy food like Toppogi (Korean rice cake) which was a combo of spicy and savory. It’s brought me back to Seoul, South Korea!
Fresh tofu topped with seaweeds got me mouthwatering. The chewy of seaweed with a soft and fresh of tofu based in the Toriya soy sauce. OMGGGG!
Croquette was very tasty, perfect golden brown, crispy outside and juicy inside, dipping...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 5PM - 12AM |
| Tuesday | 5PM - 12AM |
| Wednesday | 5PM - 12AM |
| Thursday | 5PM - 12AM |
| Friday | 5PM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 12PM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 12PM - 12AM |
Toriya in Lower Manhattan offers a memorable dining experience with delicious Japanese food, great service, and a cool, late-night Osaka-inspired ambiance. Known for its perfectly grilled yakitori, the restaurant features a variety of shareable dishes like karaage, okonomiyaki, tteokbookgi (spicy rice cakes), and agedashi tofu. Customers also enjoy the daily specials and discounted drinks during happy hour from 12 to 6 pm, especially for Japanese beer lovers. The food is consistently tasty with generous portions, including large rice bowls like oyakodon and gyudon, and skewers grilled with salt or tare that come with a lemon wedge. The skewers should be eaten quickly as they cool off faster than other dishes. Visitors appreciate the friendly service from a dedicated staff member, and the music—mainly kpop and jpop/rock—creates a lively yet comfortable atmosphere. The decor and music make it a great spot for photos, casual dinners, or relaxing after work. The restaurant also offers vegetarian options, including veggie-only skewers and meat-free main dishes. Overall, Toriya promises a fun and authentic Japanese experience in NYC, perfect for those looking for a whole new yakitori adventure.