Moku Yakitori-Ya

Used to come here all the time and been following since they opened. With the new menu you’re in for at least $90 per person on. Thursday night. Strange to have a fixed course at a yakitori. Kind of defeats the purpose. Not the price point for what used to feel like a local spot.

Its a cozy place. I love that the menu is chefs choice so you get a bit of everything. The beer selection is good and they all compliment the yakitori really well. The staff is friendly and make you feel welcome. They were even accommodating to my allergies. Had a great time. Lovely place. Parking: Parking on the street. Go after 6 on a weekday and of course parking is free.

Love this little spot we loved every thing we ordered tuna tacos, Unagi, buta bara, hotate, And more

What an amazing food experience. Definitely some of the best Yakitori I've ever had. Mind you the best I had was in Japan and this was as good and as special. In love with this place and I will be going back without a doubt.

I love Japanese robata grill. For a while I have walked by this hidden spot off of Clement Street, so today decided to drop in for lunch. For my first visit, I went with a few basics to test it out: skewers of chicken gizzards, okra, and bacon-wrapped mushrooms. I was not disappointed: the food was very well executed. Delicious and wonderful! The menu has an unusual beverage selection and lots of interesting items--both grilled and not--that I look forward to trying on future visits. I wish the proprietor well and hope he finds great success! Parking: There is a city parking lot directly next to the restaurant.

Had always been passing by Moku when planning grocery shopping visits to New May Wah in Richmond. So glad to have made the time to dine out alone at Moku. Though they call themselves a Yakitori-ya, the menu screams Izakaya more so than almost every other Izakaya in the city. There’s a wide selection of Kushiyakis, raw items and fried items. Flavors of the food were fantastic and probably the one place in the city where I feel like I’m in Japan. Though I don’t live in the city anymore, I’ll definitely remember Moku Yakitori-ya as one of my favorite places to dine in one of my favorite neighborhoods in the city.

Small yakitori with lots of veg and seafood options, loved it! definitely popular so get there early or be prepared for a bit of a wait