Welcome to Yakitoro
Yakitoro is a venue inspired in the traditional Japanese yakitori tavern. We have added a Spanish touch and interpreted it in our particular way, so that it is all very familiar and very much our own.
The traditional yakitori is skewered chicken, very popular in Japan, cooked on the spot on a charcoal grill. At Yakitoro we cook brochettes in our own special style, making them very tasty and affordable.
On stepping into Yakitoro you enter a light and open-plan space, with tables placed around the charcoal grills where the chicken skewers are cooked to perfection. Drinks are cooled in the ice basins in the middle of the table. At Yakitoro, everything takes place around the customer, fire and ice alike.
Our history to the present day
Yakitoro was born out of a trip to Japan, from which we came back convinced that the yakitori traditional tavern could be adapted to Spanish cuisine. The challenge was to make Spanish recipes in the yakitori style. In short, a way of eating tapas on a skewer, all charcoal-scented and with Spanish flavours. Now, with the new venue at Castellana 130, the story continues.
Why Yakitoro?
Yakitoro is the combination of the Japanese word "yakitori" (焼き鳥), the Japanese brochette, and the word "toro" (bull in Spanish), the most widely recognised symbol of Spain.
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