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How we read reviews →Tokyo-alley izakaya in Postal Lane known for wagyu ramen, yakitori skewers and unagi sets.
Lively, atmospheric Tokyo-style alleyway setting with lanterns, tight tables and a constant buzz. Great for after-work drinks and group energy, but busy, loud and sometimes chaotic.
QR-code ordering with pay at the counter, laneway seating, tableside torching of wagyu, set lunches, happy hour, premium Japanese malts and highballs, and a late Thursday to Sunday kitchen.
Strongly styled as a Tokyo izakaya, with Japanese staff and decor praised by visitors who have been to Japan. Opinions on the ramen's authenticity are divided, with some calling it closer to instant than specialist.
Divided: lunch sets and the wagyu ramen are called good value, while many find portions small and drinks pricey for dinner.
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