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How we read reviews →Hidden laneway izakaya near Flagstaff Station serving generous teishoku sets and ramen.
Warm, laneway-tucked izakaya styled like a cosy Tokyo canteen. wooden fittings, string lights and a wishing tree. casual enough for a solo lunch but atmospheric for a date.
A hand-written wishing tree diners write notes on, a 5% cash discount, no Sunday surcharge, and late-night delivery/takeaway until 3am.
Multiple reviewers, including Japanese-speaking guests, praise the authentic Tokyo-canteen atmosphere and traditional dishes, though one felt the broth lacked depth.
Reviewers consistently call it affordable for the portion and quality versus other CBD Japanese spots, especially the lunch specials and cash discount.
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