Foodle Reviews
Hikita is one of Tokyo’s most exciting new yakitori openings of 2026. Chef Toyoki Hikita, formerly the driving force behind cult favorite Makitori Shinkobe, now has his own tiny counter in Ebisu. With fewer than ten seats, a serious chef pedigree, and immediate buzz among Tokyo food obsessives, reservations are already nearly impossible.
We went yesterday and would call it next-level yakitori: an enhanced, modern evolution of the classic Torishiki-style tradition. It feels almost like a chicken-themed... More
Hikita is one of Tokyo’s most exciting new yakitori openings of 2026. Chef Toyoki Hikita, formerly the driving force behind cult favorite Makitori Shinkobe, now has his own tiny counter in Ebisu. With fewer than ten seats, a serious chef pedigree, and immediate buzz among Tokyo food obsessives, reservations are already nearly impossible.
We went yesterday and would call it next-level yakitori: an enhanced, modern evolution of the classic Torishiki-style tradition. It feels almost like a chicken-themed kaiseki, with vegetables and other refined courses woven between the skewers. The core remains the yakitori: different chickens, different parts, all cooked beautifully and deeply delicious. The wine list is also excellent. Less
Hikita is one of Tokyo’s most exciting new yakitori openings of 2026. Chef Toyoki Hikita, formerly the driving force behind cult favorite Makitori Shinkobe, now has his own tiny counter in Ebisu. With fewer than ten seats, a serious chef pedigree, and immediate buzz among Tokyo food obsessives, reservations are already nearly impossible.
We went yesterday and would call it next-level yakitori: an enhanced, modern evolution of the classic Torishiki-style tradition. It feels almost like a chicken-themed... More
Hikita is one of Tokyo’s most exciting new yakitori openings of 2026. Chef Toyoki Hikita, formerly the driving force behind cult favorite Makitori Shinkobe, now has his own tiny counter in Ebisu. With fewer than ten seats, a serious chef pedigree, and immediate buzz among Tokyo food obsessives, reservations are already nearly impossible.
We went yesterday and would call it next-level yakitori: an enhanced, modern evolution of the classic Torishiki-style tradition. It feels almost like a chicken-themed kaiseki, with vegetables and other refined courses woven between the skewers. The core remains the yakitori: different chickens, different parts, all cooked beautifully and deeply delicious. The wine list is also excellent. Less
Recommended in Tokyo
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- LATURE (ラチュレ)
- Japan, 〒150-0002 東京都渋谷区Shibuya, 2 Chome−2, 渋谷2-2-2青山ルカビルB1
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mgOAD Top 113Tabelog BronzeRR #3080RR PRO #16.00RR USER #0.00
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- Yakiniku Seiryuuen (焼肉 静龍苑)
- T・Cs Bld., 2-chōme-14-11 Tokiwa, Koto City, Tōkyō-to 135-0006, Japan
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OAD Top 260Tabelog Bronze
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146 Meals
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- HATSUNEZUSHI (初音鮨)
- 5-chōme-20-2 Nishikamata, Ota City, Tokyo 144-0051, Japan
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OAD Top 187Tabelog BronzeRR #3038RR PRO #16.00RR USER #17.25
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97 Meals
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- Chinese Hanten Fureika (中国飯店 富麗華)
- 3-chōme-7-5 Higashiazabu, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0044, Japan
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GM SelectedOAD Top 367Tabelog SilverRR #2701RR PRO #16.33RR USER #0.00
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- Sushi Saitou (鮨 さいとう)
- Japan, 〒106-0032 Tokyo, Minato City, Roppongi, 1-chōme−4−5 アークヒルズ サウスタワー 1F
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134 Meals
Address
Japan, 〒150-0022 Tokyo, Shibuya, Ebisuminami, 1-chōme−14−15 ラ・レンヌ恵比寿 4階
Hours
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 17:30 - 23:00
Friday: 17:30 - 23:00
Saturday: 17:30 - 23:00
Sunday: 17:30 - 23:00
Price Range
Based on country average
$$$$ (¥10,000+)
