Fujiyama izakaya: 59 Photos & Videos

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FAQ

What does izakaya mean in Japanese?

stay-drink-place. The Japanese word izakaya (居酒屋) is made up of three kanji with the meaning, in order, “stay-drink-place.” A spot to grab a drink, settle in, and get comfortable.);})();(function(){window.jsl.dh(6IS8Zo6jObe81sQPu4rtyAI__152,

What is the difference between yakitori and izakaya?

Yakitori-- chicken grilled over flame on skewers-- goes hand and hand with izakaya-- Japanese style tapas and drinking restaurants. Almost all izakaya offer yakitori, and many yakitori shops run like izakaya, only with less staff.

Do izakaya have toilets?

Toilets in the izakaya are usually labeled keshoshitsu (化粧室), tearai (手洗い) or toire (トイレ). A pair of toilet slippers is often found for use inside the washroom. These toilet slippers should not be removed from the washroom, a common faux pas.

What is Izakaya Meiji?

Izakaya Meiji is essentially a Japanese tavern - a neighborhood drinking house offering a seasonal menu of Japanese comfort food and small plates for snacking while drinking.

Can I go to an izakaya by myself?

Do people go to izakaya alone? It's safe to say that izakayas are made for single men. However, you can definitely go to izakaya alone, regardless of your gender. Izakayas have become popular among a small group of friends too, so there's nothing wrong either if you go in groups.

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