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Tori-Q
Japanese Restaurant and BBQ Joint$$$$
Orchard Road, Singapore
"Love the chicken balls and chicken yakitori."(4 Tips)
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Fredrik StenbeckAugust 13, 2014Small but very tasty Japaneese yakitori. Love the chicken balls and chicken yakitori. Often queue, but always worth it. Good value for the money as well.
Torzin SJuly 3, 2015I find its chicken is the best product from this yakiniku outlet, the bento set is fine for the price, but the quality of rice is a bit let down and really ruin the overall taste.
Elizabeth LeeOctober 29, 2014So far among the outlets, this taka branch has the best chicken balls and chicken yakitori. Very juicy and tender.
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Tori-Q
#B2-07-8-3 Takashimaya S.C., 391 Orchard Rd.
238873
Singapore
238873
Singapore
Open until 9:30 PM (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 1:00 AM–9:30 PM
+65 6235 0852
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Daniel Kee - 7.3
"A sensible choice whenever I want to eat healthy. I liked the clean, simple flavours & aroma from just grilling the fish. And they hv plenty of fish options to discover"
Cheen The Curious - 6.8
"Love the crispy chicken with nori linguine in slightly spicy aglio olio sauce"
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