Jidori

Description

The Chef behind The Richmond pub in Hackney and Elliot's Cafe in Borough Market, Brett Redman has opened another East London eatery, this time tapping into Dalston's already thriving oriental food scene. 

Jidori encapsulates Japanese culture and cuisine by plating up the traditional Toyko street food favourite of Chicken Yakitori grilled over charcoal. Redman has created a space that revolves around the culinary skill of this oriental speciality with an authentic imported Kama-Asa Shoten grill taking centre stage in the dining area framed by an open kitchen physique. 

The 40 seat restaurant serves Japanese cuisine focusing on Yakitori skewers, small plates and rice dishes. Behind the bar, there's a stock of traditional Japanese spirits, craft beers, whiskies and sake for a ultimately Oriental experience from start to finish.

Image credit: Mary Gaudin & Giles Reid Architect

Info

  • Dalston
  • Happily Affordable ££

Hours

Day Open Close Notes
Monday - -
Tuesday 18:00 23:00
Wednesday 18:00 23:00
Thursday 18:00 23:00
Friday 18:00 0:00
Saturday 18:00 0:00
Sunday - -

Location

Address

Jidori, 89 Kingsland High Street, E8 2PB

Area

Dalston

Nearest Station

Dalston Kingsland (Rail)

Menus

Private Hire

Name Type Capacity
Seated
Capacity
Standing
Cost Min spend
Midweek*
Min spend
Weekend*
0 0 - - -

* The minimum spends are a guideline only and vary according to the day and time of the year.

Customer Reviews (0)

Our Review

Jidori Dalston - London Restaurant Review

While London may crammed with the izakaya (Japanese pubs to normal folk like you and I) clan, there aren't many as humble, bright and brimming with skewer bites like Jidori in Dalston. The Venue When I say humble when it comes to Jidori, I mean simple and not in an insulting, IQ fashion. Perfectlyminimal…