Saturday Tori-Q dinner with BB — Tori-Q at $16.50. Singapore Japanese yakitori chain.
We ordered:
- Tori-Q yakitori spread — $16.50
Tori-Q is the Singapore-developed Japanese yakitori chain. Founded in early 2000s, the brand has expanded across multiple Singapore mall outlets — proper accessible Japanese yakitori specialist.
The Tori-Q brand positioning:
- Casual Japanese yakitori chain
- Multiple Singapore mall outlets
- Standardised execution
- Affordable Japanese pricing
- The proper “accessible Japanese yakitori” classification
The yakitori (焼き鳥) tradition:
- Japanese grilled chicken skewers
- Various chicken parts (thigh, breast, wing, skin, liver, heart, gizzard, cartilage)
- Charcoal-grilled traditionally
- Two main flavour profiles:
- Shio (salt only — proper salt-grilled)
- Tare (sweet soy sauce glaze)
The Tori-Q yakitori menu:
- Chicken thigh skewer (negima)
- Chicken meatball (tsukune)
- Chicken wing
- Chicken liver
- Chicken skin (crispy yakitori-style)
- Chicken heart
- Various vegetable yakitori options
- Set meals + individual skewers
At $16.50, proper Tori-Q chain pricing tier. Different from premium destination yakitori restaurants ($30-60 per person) or budget hawker yakitori-style chicken ($8-12), the Tori-Q sits in proper accessible mid-range Japanese chain dining.
Singapore Japanese chicken / yakitori restaurants:
- Tori-Q (Singapore chain)
- Various premium yakitori specialists
- Mall Japanese restaurant outlets
- Independent Japanese grill operators
The Saturday Tori-Q dinner format is proper weekend casual Japanese dining choice.
Overall: 4.6 / 5. 😋👍🏼 Solid Tori-Q yakitori. Would re-visit.
