Torikizoku Party Packages Prices Philippines 2026

✓ 2026 Updated🍞 Japanese Chain💲 ₱190 per food item📍 Serendra, BGC

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Torikizoku Philippines has no official party package on its menu right now, so a group feast works differently here. Every food item costs ₱190, and you build your own party spread by ordering lots of small plates for the table to share. For the full lineup, see the Torikizoku menu hub, and if kids are coming along, the kids menu guide and combo meals guide will help you plan. This guide covers torikizoku party packages the honest way: no invented bundles, just real sample orders with real math.

⚡ Quick Answer: There are no official Torikizoku party packages in the Philippines yet. Plan on 3 items per person at ₱190 each, which is ₱570 per head for food. A group of 10 sharing 30 items comes to ₱5,700 before drinks, and the branch at Serendra, BGC takes reservations through torikizoku-ph.com.

Does Torikizoku offer party packages?

Not as a published bundle, no. Torikizoku Philippines opened its first branch on October 12 at Serendra in Bonifacio Global City, and its launch menu is built on one idea: every food item at ₱190. That single price is the whole party strategy. Instead of a fixed bundle with a fixed headcount, you order plate after plate and the bill is just your item count times ₱190. It’s flexible, but it means there’s no discounted bulk price to hunt for.

Does Torikizoku offer party packages?
No fixed bundle, just a table full of small plates.

That honesty matters for budgeting. Some restaurants hide a party fee or a per-head minimum in the fine print, and Torikizoku’s model has none of that to decode. What you see is what you pay: items ordered, times ₱190, plus drinks, which you should confirm in store since launch reports differ on drink pricing.

Party question Answer Price
Official party package None published yet Not listed
Every food item Single price across the food menu ₱190
Group dining style Shared small plates, order as you go ₱190 / item

How do you order for a group at Torikizoku?

Order in waves, and let the table vote with its chopsticks. Start with one round of skewers across the mild flavors, then a second round based on what disappeared fastest, then rice dishes and desserts to close. Ordering everything at once sounds efficient, but grilled skewers are best fresh off the grill, and a table of ten rarely agrees on fifteen plates in advance anyway.

How do you order for a group at Torikizoku?
Wave ordering keeps skewers fresh and the table happy.

The table below is a planning guide, not an official bundle. It assumes 3 food items per person, which covers a proper meal with variety, and it scales cleanly because the price per item never changes.

Sample group order Items Price
Group of 5
About 15 items shared
15 ₱2,850
Group of 10
About 30 items shared
30 ₱5,700
Group of 15
About 45 items shared
45 ₱8,550
Group of 20
About 60 items shared
60 ₱11,400

Split the bill by item count if your group wants it exact, or split it evenly and accept that the friend who ate six skewers owes the friend who ate two a coffee later. Either way, the math stays simple.

What dishes work best for sharing?

Kizokuyaki is the centerpiece, and for good reason. The six combinations of thigh or breast with leek, in sauce, spice, or salt seasoning, give a group a built-in tasting flight without anyone needing to explain yakitori. Chicken Meatball with Cheese is the crowd-pleaser that disappears first, and Chicken Kamameshi plus rice and noodle dishes anchor the table so nobody leaves hungry. Round it out with fried specialties and quick bites for texture, then Anmitsu and Chocolate Parfait with Churros for a shared sweet ending.

What dishes work best for sharing?
Kizokuyaki is the natural centerpiece of a shared table.
Sharing pick Why it works for groups Price
Grilled Thigh and Leek, Sauce Signature Kizokuyaki, juicy and sweet-savory ₱190
Grilled Breast and Leek, Salt Mild option for cautious eaters ₱190
Grilled Thigh and Leek, Spice Heat option for the spice lovers ₱190
Chicken Meatball with Cheese Universal crowd-pleaser ₱190
Chicken Kamameshi Filling rice dish, anchors the meal ₱190
Chicken Nanban Fried chicken style, familiar to everyone ₱190
Anmitsu Light, shareable dessert ₱190
Chocolate Parfait with Churros Sweet ending, easy to split ₱190

How much should you budget per person?

Use ₱570 per person for food as your baseline, and adjust from there. Light eaters and kids land closer to ₱380 for two items, while big appetites and adventurous tables push toward ₱760 for four items. Drinks sit outside that math until you confirm pricing in store, so if your group drinks, add a buffer and settle the exact drink prices with your server early, before the second round.

How much should you budget per person?
Three items per person is the planning baseline.
Per-person budget Items Price
Light eater 2 ₱380
Standard meal 3 ₱570
Big appetite 4 ₱760
Full tasting spread 6 ₱1,140

What is a realistic party budget?

For ten friends, ₱5,700 covers a real meal, and ₱7,600 covers a feast where nobody holds back. That range is the honest answer for a BGC night out, and it compares well with sit-down restaurants where one main course alone can cost more than Torikizoku’s three-item meal. The trap is the opposite: because each plate feels cheap, groups keep adding “one more” until the bill surprises everyone, so set an item cap per round.

What is a realistic party budget?
Set an item cap per round, or the bill creeps up quietly.

How do you book a table for a big group?

Reservations are open through torikizoku-ph.com, and for a group you should book ahead rather than walk in and hope. The branch is open daily from 10am to 2am at The Shops at Serendra, so a lunch booking is calmer and easier to secure than a Friday dinner slot. Mention your headcount when booking, since yakitori-ya seating is social and a group of fifteen needs a different table setup than a group of five.

How do you book a table for a big group?
Book ahead, state your headcount, and aim for off-peak hours.

One more practical note: Torikizoku is a dine-in experience built around freshly grilled skewers, and there’s no published takeaway party tray program to order for a home party. If your celebration is at home, this is a “book the restaurant” plan, not a “bring the food home” plan.

💡 My pick: for ten people, open with all six Kizokuyaki combinations, add Chicken Meatball with Cheese and Chicken Kamameshi, then close with Anmitsu and Chocolate Parfait with Churros. That’s a tasting-style spread that shows off the menu, and you can top it up in waves from there.

Torikizoku party packages FAQs

Quick answers for group planners.

Torikizoku party packages FAQs
Group questions, answered before you book.
Does Torikizoku have party packages?

No official party package is published yet. Groups order shared small plates at ₱190 per food item and build their own spread.

How much does a party of 10 cost?

About ₱5,700 for food, assuming 3 items per person at ₱190 each. Drinks are extra and should be confirmed in store.

Can I order a party tray for home?

No takeaway party tray program is published. Torikizoku is a dine-in experience, so book a table for your group instead.

How do I book for a big group?

Reservations are open through torikizoku-ph.com. Book ahead, state your headcount, and prefer lunch or off-peak hours for large groups.

What is the best sharing order?

The six Kizokuyaki combinations, Chicken Meatball with Cheese, Chicken Kamameshi, and a dessert each of Anmitsu and Chocolate Parfait with Churros.

Heads up: prices were checked against Torikizoku Philippines launch coverage in October 2026. Every food item is listed at ₱190, and sample group totals are arithmetic from that unit price, not official bundles. Drink pricing should be confirmed in store, since reports differ.

Prices compiled from Torikizoku Philippines launch coverage and the official reservation site in October 2026. Read our editorial policy.