'll try the regular and hope for a better experience. I still think izakaya Ise’s niboshi ramen is the best assari-kei ramen in the city.

want something thats very SF or very Cali, not something I can get in Boston. Finally, I’m quite interested in Isa (as its french infused cali food) isa french laundry chez panisse gary danko fleur de lys la folie izakaya lounge...

while here. This one looks like it’ll do the trick and is just a couple km. Also, Ematei looks like a good place for me to get a quick izakaya lunch 5 minutes away… —Vietnamese—Pho Phuong seems very promising, though...

No, just into northern Ventura County, but we are drawn like a magnet to the San Gabriel Valley and parts South and East of us for dim sum or dumplings or Asian markets or sushi or izakaya or cobbler ... every Saturday...and it...

I admit I did not read through this thread, but I am having a problem updating an address for "Hagi Izakaya". The listing says it’s on 152 East 49th st, but it’s actually on West 49th st. Every time I try to edit it...

community lives, as there are likely to be a Japanese food store and a few restaurants there. Are there any authentic yakatori-ya, izakaya, soba-ya, okonomoyaki-ya in Sydney? -traditional Spanish tapas with a good selection of...

1. Urasawa 2. Sapp Coffee House 3. Spago (Tasting menu only) 4. Providence 5. Izakaya Haru Ulala

Japan to your list. Former is good sushi for very low prices; the latter is an izakaya with an extenive menu and quirkiness stemming from the fact that it used to be an Irish pub and indicators of its former life are all around.

Just my thoughts but I can walk to Japonica and Momoyama. Japonica is very nice but much more an Izakaya (pub food like Musha) rather than a sushi place. They have sushi but not their specialty. The have a great sake selection...

The best takoyaki is at Izakaya Haru Ulala in Little Tokyo. They might not have it on their menu but just ask for it. http://www.haruulala.com/

While I am talking about Japanese, I will also mention Yu Me Ya. Yu Me Ya is a traditional izakaya style restaurant, small portions and plates of delicious Japanese delicacies. It is a small and once again family owned and operated...

). Ruen Pair, Sanamluang and Krung Tedd immediately come to mind. -All the wonderful variations of Japanese food beyond sushi and tempura/teriyaki (izakaya, yakiniku, etc, which is only slowly starting to appear in New York, a...

ran Izakayas and had mixed backgrounds. But in any case, the pleasure of speaking with them and with our other friends, (in Japanese) spending all night eating and drinking, was absolutely the way I want to spend a night out....

Gah! I forgot Sakura, in downtown St. Paul. Amazing sushi and probably the most extensive menu of izakaya dishes (bar food, “Japanese tapas” if you want to be all foodie about it) in town.

I would take my foodie friends from NY to: -Musha (for Japanese izakaya type of food) -The Penthouse (for drinks and view of the ocean before or after Musha) -The Wilshire (fresh local ingredients in a lovely garden setting) -Orris...