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How we read reviews →Family-run Prahran izakaya loved by regulars for fresh sashimi, ramen and gyoza.
A small, cosy neighbourhood izakaya near Prahran station with a warm, relaxed feel; a few reviewers find the lighting quite dim and the space cramped at busy times.
Family-owned and run by the Japanese owners themselves, high chairs and kids' cutlery offered unprompted, and the kitchen caters lunches for nearby workplaces.
Family-owned and operated by Japanese owners, with reviewers repeatedly praising the authenticity of the sashimi, ramen and curry dishes.
Most reviewers call portions generous for the price, though a handful of recent reviews describe smaller portions and higher prices than expected.
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