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If you love yakitori, order Korean BBQ galbi next (97/100 flavor match), then chicken teriyaki and bulgogi. Yakitori is charred and deeply savory, and these dishes share that profile.
Korean BBQ galbi: charred grilled dish, like yakitori, but richer.
Japanese · grilled dish
Scores on this page compare flavor profiles between dishes. They are the same for everyone. In the Palytt app, your match score comes from your own taste and your friends’ verdicts.
Yakitori is chicken skewered by cut, from thigh and meatballs (tsukune) to skin and hearts, grilled over charcoal with salt (shio) or a sweet soy glaze (tare).
Order a mix of shio and tare, and try tsukune with the raw egg yolk dip if offered.
If you like yakitori, try Korean BBQ galbi, chicken teriyaki and bulgogi. Korean BBQ galbi is the closest flavor match (97/100): charred grilled dish, like yakitori, but richer.
Yakitori is chicken skewered by cut, from thigh and meatballs (tsukune) to skin and hearts, grilled over charcoal with salt (shio) or a sweet soy glaze (tare). Its strongest traits: charred, deeply savory.
Try chicken teriyaki: charred grilled dish, like yakitori, but sweeter. It scores 91/100 against yakitori on flavor.
Each dish has a flavor profile rated 0 to 5 on richness, savoriness, heat, tang, sweetness, freshness, smoke and crunch. The match score compares two profiles and gives a small boost to dishes eaten the same way, like two noodle soups. In the Palytt app, your match score uses your own taste instead.