

Enjoy a taste of Japan at Yakyudori, a Japanese restaurant and bar located in San Diego’s Convoy District. We specialize in yakitori, or grilled skewers, made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. We also have a wide variety of ramen and other Japanese dishes to choose from. Our friendly and attentive staff will make sure you have a memorable dining experience.
Modern Japanese storefront eatery specializing in yakitori & ramen paired with beer, sake & soju.
Hours
| Friday | 5–11:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–11:30 PM |
| Monday | 5–11:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–11:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–11:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–11:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4898 Convoy St #101, San Diego, CA 92111
Phone: (858) 268-2888
Website: https://sandiegoyakyudori.com/page/yakyudori
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Reviews
Dined in a second time, got the tonkatsu curry, it was really good. Extremely crispy breading, tender pork. Equal portions rice and tonkatsu, with a little less curry than average. All in all a great meal.
If you want a well priced curry with great tonkatsu, this is the place to be. Cheap beer too
Salt and pepper wings had a good crunch but was bland. I ordered ponzu (extra $1 which is crazy) to eat with it which helped. I would never get poke at a yakitori place but my husband wanted it — it was not good, I don’t recommend it at all. The pork neck shio was very tasty. The beef with radish ponzu tasted like the harami beef topped with radish, ponzu and scallions — good but I wish I knew it was the same beef or we would’ve ordered only one of them. The sauce on the nasu with miso glaze was really good, but the eggplant was so oily. It tasted like it was fried and soaked up all of the oil.
Overall the meat yakitori was good, but everything else was meh.
It’s also not very clean – there was food on the floor of our table and the bathroom looked like it survived a frat party. I really hope their kitchen is cleaner than what their customers have to deal with.
My girlfriend has been to Japan and always reminds me that the vibes are spot on with what you would experience overseas.
Fast service, good quality, and the atmosphere is intimate, perfect to connect and have an awesome memory there!
On our recent visit, we were very upset to have to wait 25 minutes for a meat and rice dish, even though we were told by the servers that it takes 10-15 minutes. We were also one of the first ones when it opened, so the reason they used of “dishes being backed up” was not very believable. The dish still came cold, and even though we shared our concern twice nothing was done about it.
Overall, everything was solid, but it didn’t really excel in anything (we’ve had the yakitori at the sister restaurant Hinotez and it wasn’t amazing either). Since it wasn’t that cheap, and there’s so many good places in Convoy, I think your time would be better spent elsewhere. The restaurant Chopstix seems to be a better implementation of this menu concept.
Just like in Japan the restaurant is set up for single eaters of groups. The flavor and food always take me back to adventuring across Japan. It’s so good my wife and I have to mark on the calendar when we go because we blow so much of our food budget here. So worth it!