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How we read reviews →Katherine Place izakaya where the Sashimi Sudoku box and sake flights steal the show.
A cosy, warmly lit laneway izakaya with minimalist Japanese styling that feels transported to a Tokyo backstreet; gets lively and loud once the dinner sitting fills up.
A six-sake tasting flight, a wooden 3x3 sudoku-style sashimi presentation box, counter seats facing the chefs, and a stamp-card loyalty deal for regulars.
Japanese-speaking reviewers and a Japanese-national diner both vouch for the cooking, and staff run guided sake-tasting explanations for guests new to sake.
Most reviewers rate the $36-40 lunch sets and $88 sharing sashimi box as good value for the freshness of the fish, though a handful found individual portions small for the price.
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