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Sumibi Yakitori Shigezou
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Takeout yakitori and karaage available! You can enjoy them in our retro-themed interior.
Located in Uji, Kyoto, Shigezou specializes in takeout yakitori, available with your choice of sauce or salt, ordered by the skewer. We also recommend our freshly fried Shigezou Karaage, carefully dipped in sauce before frying.
Pair your meal with Kyoto local sake, red beer, or our recommended sweet potato shochu, along with a variety of daily handmade snacks prepared by the owner.
- Address
- 〒611-0033
21-10 Inojiri, Okubo-cho, Uji City, Kyoto prefecture
- Opening hours
- Weekdays: 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM / 4:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Weekends and holidays: 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
- Number of seats
- 5 seats
- Average budget
- Yakitori: from 110 yen per skewer
Fried items: from 80 yen per piece
Snacks: from 120 yen
- Goods
- Yakitori (thigh, negima, bonjiri, tsukune, etc.), fried items (karaage, croquettes, skewered cutlets, etc.), snacks (kinpira, dashimaki, nimono, etc.), local sake, beer, shochu, etc.
- Closed on
- Wednesdays
- Parking lot
- Not parking lots
- Reservation
- Reservations for dine-in or takeout are also possible.
- Phone number
- 0774-26-5041
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