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How we read reviews →Fitzroy's tiny izakaya pairing curated sake flights with standout ramen and yakitori skewers.
Cosy, intimate izakaya seating around 20 people, with vinyl jazz records spinning and dim, moody lighting that feels like a hidden Gertrude St find.
Curated sake flights with staff talk-throughs, a live vinyl jazz record collection, small-plate otsumami tasting sets, and a vegan ramen option.
Mixed signal - most reviewers say it genuinely feels like being back in Japan, while a smaller number of critical reviews call the execution inconsistent and not fully authentic.
Priced above a typical izakaya, with yakitori skewers running roughly $5-7 each, and several reviewers flag a $60-per-person minimum spend that isn't always clearly disclosed at booking.
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