Best Yakitori in KL

Tabe Tomo is the kind of place you end up at after work or during an evening with friends and family. Grab a pint of beer and scour through the menu to find an extensive range of Yakitori to treat your palate to. From savoury skewers of delights to cleverly prepared servings of the Japanese cuisine; your journey here will be filled with traditional and contemporary styles of Yakitori. 

St Giles at The Gardens Hotel may be the last place that anyone might look for a good set of yakitori, but hey, there's one here! Named Ri Yakitori, it's a casual, cozy and warm place with comfortable seatings - be it couch or table. Their range of skewers that they offer too are a little more premium than most. Sauces that are homemade with premium fresh cubes of meat, it just can't get any better than this. 

Fukuda Yakitori Dining is more than just a fancy place for some good yakitori, it's the heart and soul of chef Yasunori Doi. Each serving of yakitori is carefully prepared, with the right amount of sauce and a perfect cooking time. Be it beef, chicken, pork or even seafood, they're all done perfectly. For those who do not wish to savour these meat sticks, you can also opt for their extensive range of sides. It is equally as delicious!

Toridoki Is another Japanese inspired skewer bar that offers quite a delicious range of juicy sticks. Don't think the other way, there are quite a number of sticks in this world and yakitori is one of them. Juicy, succulent and packed full of flavour, Toridoki's range of yakitori is definitely worth going for. Also, do not forget to pair it with some spiced wine or Japanese imported beer as it does freshen things up a little.

Unlike the rest, BWB Yakitori Bar is a rather modern and contemporary looking place with a touch of Japanese Zen-ness. This modern takeaway offers a wide and authentic range of yakitori, along with sides that will truly make you crave for more. Top that off with some fancy red wine and savour through the night with fun, laughter and good food. What is there not to love?

Maruhi Sakaba literally translates into "secret drinking place", which is exactly what this place is. The legs of the tables are made from beer cartons, which gives it that rustic look. The menu too features a wide array of Japanese cuisine, which also includes delicious sticks of yakitori. As it is an open kitchen, you can both see and smell whenever they are cooking, which is quite nice.