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How we read reviews →Glen Iris izakaya blending Japanese and French technique. omurice and sashimi shine.
A cosy, intimate roughly 20-seat izakaya with warm Japanese hospitality and a private room for special occasions; a couple of reviewers found it noisy once fully booked with large groups.
A Chef's Table experience, an entirely Japanese-run team led by a French-trained chef-owner, a curated sake, shochu and gin selection, and tableside dish explanations from staff.
An entirely Japanese-run team led by chef-owner Kenichi Okumura, who trained in classical French cuisine at five-star restaurants in Japan and folds that technique into a Japanese izakaya menu.
Widely seen as good value for the quality. 'not a cheap eat, but you definitely get what you pay for'. though one reviewer flagged a $34 avocado roll as poor value.
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