Yakitori Totto

8.3/10Japanese

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Get the . People single out the tsukune and the liver, and the unagi don comes up too. It's small and smoky and regulars say it feels like an izakaya in Tokyo. For omakase people send you to Kono, Totto is the cheaper sit down version.

251 W 55th St 2nd Floor, New YorkHell's Kitchen, ManhattanGoogle Maps

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in:Recs near Carnegie Hall4 pts
“Best and most reasonably priced sit down meal in the area imo. Run and patronized by Japanese folks. You can watch them cook your chicken skewers over a leaping flame. Love this place.”
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in:Affordable Omakase90 pts
“I love yakitori totto personally”
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in:I know Midtown/Hells Kitchen isn’t the Mecca of NYC food but where would you recommend for one night around there?42 pts
“Yakitori Totto - chiller yakitori spot”
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in:Good place to find Tsukune?12 pts
“Yakitori Totto on 55th Street has my favorite tsukune in the city.”
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in:Restaurants for meat lovers that AREN'T steakhouses? 11 pts
“Yakitori Totto and Torishin are both great spots.”
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in:Early dinner 4:30/5p today by Carnegie Hall 8 pts
“Also Yakitori Totto feels like you’ve teleported to an izakaya in Tokyo, with great quality skewers”
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in:You want to eat WHAT?!7 pts
“First off I love Yakitori Totto, it’s been way too long since I’ve been.”
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in:Best places for solo dining in midtown6 pts
“Yakitori totto - good Yakitori spot”
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in:Affordable Pre-Theatre Dinner near 42nd4 pts
“It’s small, well priced, and good.”
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in:Which of these japanese restaurants do you guys recommend?3 pts
“Tiny spot that serves great yakitori and rice bowls.”
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in:My thoughts on what we ate in 3 days in NYC3 pts
“Definitely go for Yakitori Totto for good juicy yakitori”
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in:You want to eat WHAT?!3 pts
“Their liver at yakitotto is some of the best I’ve had.”
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