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How we read reviews →Little Bourke alleyway izakaya serving kingfish carpaccio, wagyu skewers and a $9.90 happy hour.
A cosy, moody alleyway izakaya that reads more like a stylish local bar than a traditional Japanese restaurant. relaxed for dinner, lively and buzzy during the 4-6pm happy hour.
$9.90 happy hour (4-6pm) drinks, snacks and cocktails; A5 and M9 wagyu options; a tucked-away Little Bourke Street alleyway location.
Mixed. some reviewers say the food is "far from authentic Japanese," while others (including a family with a half-Japanese son) say the flavours were spot on.
Mixed. the happy hour is genuinely great value, but several reviewers say the à la carte and set menus (from $60-$120+ per person) deliver small portions for the price.
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