Food and drinks
- Alcohol Served
- Beer available
- Small plates restaurant
- Dinner menu available
POKOTABI / Yakitori Takeyu
やきとり竹遊
Located in Oyaguchi-kitacho, Itabashi Ward, Yakitori Takeyu serves affordable charcoal skewers, house tsukune with shiso, tender chicken giblet stew, and shijimi clam soup alongside an inviting izakaya menu.
01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
A welcoming stop as dusk settles, Yakitori Takeyu fills its menu with offerings that enrich any casual drinking session, from budget-friendly skewers to carefully crafted izakaya plates. Alongside staples like negima and chicken tenders with customizable seasonings, skewers prized for texture stand out, including liver with a crisp exterior and creamy center, as well as plump chicken hearts. House-made tsukune meatballs accented with aromatic shiso and raw egg yolk, as well as uncommon cuts like kokoronokori, give diners plenty to look forward to when ordering.
The wide assortment of small plates between rounds of yakitori is another highlight of the shop. Slow-simmered chicken giblet stew cooked until tender and Shimane-style akaten spicy fish cakes offer flavorful accompaniments for a drink. With Hoppy, highballs, and assorted sours ready to order alongside your favorite bites, the pace suits an easy, reflective solo drink as much as a casual gathering.
When it comes time to close the meal, steaming bowls of shijimi clam soup sourced from Shimane Prefecture, dashi-infused ochazuke, or a fragrant yakitori rice bowl make comforting conclusions. Seating includes counter spots, tables, and raised tatami flooring, allowing guests to relax in whatever style suits them best despite the cozy footprint. Seats often fill up, making an advance reservation worthwhile if your timing is set.
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03 / TAKE A LOOK AROUND
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04 / YOUR NEXT STOP
14-14-4 Oyaguchikitacho, Itabashi City, Tokyo 173-0031
Please contact the venue directly with enquiries or reservation requests.
Approximate hours based on listed information, in Japan Standard Time (JST)
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
Closed on Wednesdays; open on all other days from 17:00 until 00:00 the following day.
Yes, reservations are accepted.
Takeout is available, but delivery service is not offered.
PayPay is accepted.
The menu features 120-yen skewers like negima, chicken skin, and liver, rare cuts such as kokoronokori and sagari (¥180), and house-made moon-viewing tsukune with shiso (¥230).
The entrance is not wheelchair accessible, and wheelchair-accessible parking is not available.