Definition of yakitori in English:

yakitori

noun ˌjakɪˈtɔːriˌyäkiˈtôrē

mass noun

A Japanese dish of chicken pieces grilled on a skewer.
（日本的）烤鸡肉串
a yakitori bar
Example sentencesExamples
- Anyway, I'm off to check my Japanese diary as I have a strong suspicion that Sunday 3rd August may well be beer and yakitori day…
- After a chance meeting, they go to the yakitori restaurant that Myon runs with her sister Yan and her pathetic, egocentric father, who is wanted by the yakuzos.
- They go to catch up at her father's yakitori joint, which we learn has been funded by Yakuza money.
- Anyone who bangs on about sushi and sashimi as the height of Japanese cuisine is talking rot, give me beer and yakitori any day.
- Instead, California rolls, crème brûlée and yakitori far outnumber the plates of sushi or sashimi.
- After a while we had enough and headed to the yakitori (grilled chicken) restaurant where I ate tofu (thank God tofu is good here).
- The yakitori chicken looked great with a brownish tinge.
- Ideally, yakitori would be grilled over live coals, but life is rarely ideal, so we must make do with what we have - a ribbed cast-iron grill, barbecue or overhead grill.
- Meat skewers range from chicken yakitori to leg of lamb to beef tongue.
- A variety of a la carte items, which includes grilled salmon or eel or yakitori platter, are also served.
- We went for the safe and familiar 25A: pleasantly sweet chicken brochettes called yakitori, served on wooden sticks similar to satay.
- Carter first visited Kushihachi, a yakitori grilled skewered chicken restaurant in 1975 when he came to Japan as Georgia governor.
- We sit and he orders sake and yakitori for the 3 of us, and this sake is absolutely sublime. Delicious, melt in the mouth, like drinking liquid velvet.
- Offering yummy sashimi and sushi options, tasty yakitori kebabs and a selection of other Japanese dishes at prices around the $17 mark, Tokyo Fusion's half price, eat-in special every night of the week, is attractive indeed.
- One of the wonderful smells drifting over the sushi counter was that of our yakitori moriawase plate - an assortment of grilled chicken on wooden skewers.
- She polished off another rice bowl then turned her attention to a few strips of yakitori.
- The timing was excellent as well as it coincided with me finishing studying for the day (no really) and thus I got to eat yakitori and drink beer in the sunshine on a Bank Holiday Monday afternoon.
- If you're in a flashy mood, or just really hungry, you might be tempted by the azuma moriawase, which consists of a sirloin steak, yakitori (chicken brochettes) and shrimp and vegetable tempura.
- Tuesday might pick up an Asian theme with Thai chicken curry, Vietnamese spring rolls, courgette yakitori skewers, sesame noodles and end with dark chocolate and orange tart.
- ‘Chicken yakitori with an extra bowl of rice,’ Viktor ordered, passing her the menus.

Origin

Japanese, from yaki 'grilling, frying' + tori 'bird'.

Definition of yakitori in US English:

yakitori

nounˌyäkiˈtôrē

A Japanese dish of chicken pieces grilled on a skewer.
（日本的）烤鸡肉串
a yakitori bar
Example sentencesExamples
- We went for the safe and familiar 25A: pleasantly sweet chicken brochettes called yakitori, served on wooden sticks similar to satay.
- Anyone who bangs on about sushi and sashimi as the height of Japanese cuisine is talking rot, give me beer and yakitori any day.
- The timing was excellent as well as it coincided with me finishing studying for the day (no really) and thus I got to eat yakitori and drink beer in the sunshine on a Bank Holiday Monday afternoon.
- After a while we had enough and headed to the yakitori (grilled chicken) restaurant where I ate tofu (thank God tofu is good here).
- A variety of a la carte items, which includes grilled salmon or eel or yakitori platter, are also served.
- Tuesday might pick up an Asian theme with Thai chicken curry, Vietnamese spring rolls, courgette yakitori skewers, sesame noodles and end with dark chocolate and orange tart.
- ‘Chicken yakitori with an extra bowl of rice,’ Viktor ordered, passing her the menus.
- Anyway, I'm off to check my Japanese diary as I have a strong suspicion that Sunday 3rd August may well be beer and yakitori day…
- One of the wonderful smells drifting over the sushi counter was that of our yakitori moriawase plate - an assortment of grilled chicken on wooden skewers.
- Meat skewers range from chicken yakitori to leg of lamb to beef tongue.
- Ideally, yakitori would be grilled over live coals, but life is rarely ideal, so we must make do with what we have - a ribbed cast-iron grill, barbecue or overhead grill.
- They go to catch up at her father's yakitori joint, which we learn has been funded by Yakuza money.
- After a chance meeting, they go to the yakitori restaurant that Myon runs with her sister Yan and her pathetic, egocentric father, who is wanted by the yakuzos.
- Instead, California rolls, crème brûlée and yakitori far outnumber the plates of sushi or sashimi.
- If you're in a flashy mood, or just really hungry, you might be tempted by the azuma moriawase, which consists of a sirloin steak, yakitori (chicken brochettes) and shrimp and vegetable tempura.
- She polished off another rice bowl then turned her attention to a few strips of yakitori.
- Offering yummy sashimi and sushi options, tasty yakitori kebabs and a selection of other Japanese dishes at prices around the $17 mark, Tokyo Fusion's half price, eat-in special every night of the week, is attractive indeed.
- We sit and he orders sake and yakitori for the 3 of us, and this sake is absolutely sublime. Delicious, melt in the mouth, like drinking liquid velvet.
- The yakitori chicken looked great with a brownish tinge.
- Carter first visited Kushihachi, a yakitori grilled skewered chicken restaurant in 1975 when he came to Japan as Georgia governor.

Origin

Japanese, from yaki ‘grilling, frying’ + tori ‘bird’.

词汇	yakitori
释义	Definition of yakitori in English: yakitori noun ˌjakɪˈtɔːriˌyäkiˈtôrē mass noun A Japanese dish of chicken pieces grilled on a skewer. （日本的）烤鸡肉串 a yakitori bar Example sentencesExamples Anyway, I'm off to check my Japanese diary as I have a strong suspicion that Sunday 3rd August may well be beer and yakitori day… After a chance meeting, they go to the yakitori restaurant that Myon runs with her sister Yan and her pathetic, egocentric father, who is wanted by the yakuzos. They go to catch up at her father's yakitori joint, which we learn has been funded by Yakuza money. Anyone who bangs on about sushi and sashimi as the height of Japanese cuisine is talking rot, give me beer and yakitori any day. Instead, California rolls, crème brûlée and yakitori far outnumber the plates of sushi or sashimi. After a while we had enough and headed to the yakitori (grilled chicken) restaurant where I ate tofu (thank God tofu is good here). The yakitori chicken looked great with a brownish tinge. Ideally, yakitori would be grilled over live coals, but life is rarely ideal, so we must make do with what we have - a ribbed cast-iron grill, barbecue or overhead grill. Meat skewers range from chicken yakitori to leg of lamb to beef tongue. A variety of a la carte items, which includes grilled salmon or eel or yakitori platter, are also served. We went for the safe and familiar 25A: pleasantly sweet chicken brochettes called yakitori, served on wooden sticks similar to satay. Carter first visited Kushihachi, a yakitori grilled skewered chicken restaurant in 1975 when he came to Japan as Georgia governor. We sit and he orders sake and yakitori for the 3 of us, and this sake is absolutely sublime. Delicious, melt in the mouth, like drinking liquid velvet. Offering yummy sashimi and sushi options, tasty yakitori kebabs and a selection of other Japanese dishes at prices around the $17 mark, Tokyo Fusion's half price, eat-in special every night of the week, is attractive indeed. One of the wonderful smells drifting over the sushi counter was that of our yakitori moriawase plate - an assortment of grilled chicken on wooden skewers. She polished off another rice bowl then turned her attention to a few strips of yakitori. The timing was excellent as well as it coincided with me finishing studying for the day (no really) and thus I got to eat yakitori and drink beer in the sunshine on a Bank Holiday Monday afternoon. If you're in a flashy mood, or just really hungry, you might be tempted by the azuma moriawase, which consists of a sirloin steak, yakitori (chicken brochettes) and shrimp and vegetable tempura. Tuesday might pick up an Asian theme with Thai chicken curry, Vietnamese spring rolls, courgette yakitori skewers, sesame noodles and end with dark chocolate and orange tart. ‘Chicken yakitori with an extra bowl of rice,’ Viktor ordered, passing her the menus. Origin Japanese, from yaki 'grilling, frying' + tori 'bird'. Definition of yakitori in US English: yakitori nounˌyäkiˈtôrē A Japanese dish of chicken pieces grilled on a skewer. （日本的）烤鸡肉串 a yakitori bar Example sentencesExamples We went for the safe and familiar 25A: pleasantly sweet chicken brochettes called yakitori, served on wooden sticks similar to satay. Anyone who bangs on about sushi and sashimi as the height of Japanese cuisine is talking rot, give me beer and yakitori any day. The timing was excellent as well as it coincided with me finishing studying for the day (no really) and thus I got to eat yakitori and drink beer in the sunshine on a Bank Holiday Monday afternoon. After a while we had enough and headed to the yakitori (grilled chicken) restaurant where I ate tofu (thank God tofu is good here). A variety of a la carte items, which includes grilled salmon or eel or yakitori platter, are also served. Tuesday might pick up an Asian theme with Thai chicken curry, Vietnamese spring rolls, courgette yakitori skewers, sesame noodles and end with dark chocolate and orange tart. ‘Chicken yakitori with an extra bowl of rice,’ Viktor ordered, passing her the menus. Anyway, I'm off to check my Japanese diary as I have a strong suspicion that Sunday 3rd August may well be beer and yakitori day… One of the wonderful smells drifting over the sushi counter was that of our yakitori moriawase plate - an assortment of grilled chicken on wooden skewers. Meat skewers range from chicken yakitori to leg of lamb to beef tongue. Ideally, yakitori would be grilled over live coals, but life is rarely ideal, so we must make do with what we have - a ribbed cast-iron grill, barbecue or overhead grill. They go to catch up at her father's yakitori joint, which we learn has been funded by Yakuza money. After a chance meeting, they go to the yakitori restaurant that Myon runs with her sister Yan and her pathetic, egocentric father, who is wanted by the yakuzos. Instead, California rolls, crème brûlée and yakitori far outnumber the plates of sushi or sashimi. If you're in a flashy mood, or just really hungry, you might be tempted by the azuma moriawase, which consists of a sirloin steak, yakitori (chicken brochettes) and shrimp and vegetable tempura. She polished off another rice bowl then turned her attention to a few strips of yakitori. Offering yummy sashimi and sushi options, tasty yakitori kebabs and a selection of other Japanese dishes at prices around the $17 mark, Tokyo Fusion's half price, eat-in special every night of the week, is attractive indeed. We sit and he orders sake and yakitori for the 3 of us, and this sake is absolutely sublime. Delicious, melt in the mouth, like drinking liquid velvet. The yakitori chicken looked great with a brownish tinge. Carter first visited Kushihachi, a yakitori grilled skewered chicken restaurant in 1975 when he came to Japan as Georgia governor. Origin Japanese, from yaki ‘grilling, frying’ + tori ‘bird’.
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