Romance runs high at this lantern-lit basement izakaya (Japanese pub), which serves faithfully executed gourmet Japanese fare and premium sake in cosy alcoves with black-lacquer tables shielded by bamboo blinds for extra privacy. Expect your tastebuds to do cartwheels, no matter if you treat yourself to the seasonal omakase (chef's) dinner or compose your own culinary symphony from the small-plate menu.
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