Torikizoku’s party plan changes what you can take home

A couple of skewers left after a regular dinner at Torikizoku? Ask the staff what can go in the free takeaway bag. One solo diner packed up the maple churros she couldn’t finish. Some uncooked sides are excluded, so ask about those separately from the skewers. Book the all-you-can-eat Toriki Bansankai and the kitchen picks the first round. At one family dinner for nine, that included two pots of chicken rice and six skewers. Both were dishes the family wanted anyway, and the kids happily ate the fried sides. If you’re saving room for your own picks, those starters can take up more of dinner than you’d planned. Leftovers stay at the restaurant on this plan, and extra orders you leave unfinished can cost you. See who’s sharing the rice before the table orders another round.