Bincho Yakitori in Brighton and Hove

This is possibly the best place to eat in B-town. It's tricky to get a table unless you're quick off the mark and can book in advance. But they do have walk in tables if you're not fussy about how long you get. Love it. Especially the chicken skins mmmmmm

Lovely food, great service. The prices are pretty good. I know this is a tiny venue, but the tables are way too small for tapas style dishes. Maybe stop cramming too many people on to them.We had three people, three plates, three drinks, and six dishes on a tiny pub size two person table. Couldn't fit everything on. The waitress had suggested we order 8-12 dishes!

After reading about this restaurant on Guardian & checking the reviews, our expectation was very high. The food was good but not amazing & the service was good but disappointed by waiter's over exaggeration of special of the day, just because of her high recommendation we ordered a cabbage dish that was much more expensive than the usual meat dishes & it was really bland. Over all it was alright but not top of my list.

Absolutely amazing. Definitely recommend getting lots of different things! And also the Plum wine was very nice. 😋😋

Amazing experience.The aubergine was just superb.The simple green salad had a tasty d complex dressing wish was wow😍Didn't have anymore more space to order the special with the black garlic sauce (but i had a tricky sample 🤤).Red rice ale, sake & the whisky were very nice.See you next year.Oishī

An interesting selection, although I was surprised to find some Korean dishes on the menu, maybe that's authentic, maybe not, sadly Covid postponed our trip to Japan in 2021. For the same reason I can't comment on the ambience but we'd have preferred a bit more light to see by. The food was well presented, well cooked but all a bit "samey", obviously the chicken livers were different from the pork belly and the squid, chicken balls or chicken thighs but they were all in a basic soy marinade. Only as I was paying did I see a small selection of sauces on the menu that might have enhanced the food but we'd missed it in the dimness of our table. Overall, with 1 beer and 1 plum wine, a side salad, edamame and 5 mains ( 2 small skewers per main) the bill was £50, personally we felt that it was a little overpriced for the portions / amount of food and flavours but it was an experience we don't regret, but are unlikely to repeat. Service was attentive and it was reasonably busy for a Tuesday night so I have no doubt others enjoyed it.

As close to a true Tokyo Izakaya experience as it get’s on the South Coast of England!TIP: Make sure to book in advance, as it is busy and buzzy at all times (for good reasons obvs)

Absolutely fantastic. Not your typical Japanese place... Most things are grilled and everything we had was fantastic.. Great service, interesting drinks menu and great ambiance.

A great, small restaurant with stunning Japanese food. Awesome atmosphere. Really nice selection of sake, wine and beer. Booking ahead highly recommended

We went to Brighton last November for an overnight trip and were so excited to try Bincho Yakitori because of the nice reviews on Google.Grilled food are okay but highlight of the night was the miso ice cream - it’s creative and delicious! Highly recommended.However - the service was really poor - we felt like the waitress just throw the plates to our very small table. All dishes also came at once which means some of the food are cold when we actually get the chance to taste them. Nice environment but the seats aren’t comfortable. The place is really small so do make reservations beforehand.