The restaurant runs on the grill-and-hotpot format: guests grill meat over real charcoal at the table — "grilling it yourself is the best", as one review puts it — then slow down with the hotpot bubbling alongside. The meat is marinated the Japanese way, and the Tare sauce is the one food writers name by name.
The space is "unfussy, but Japanese in every detail": partitions, stained-glass windows, amber light across three floors. 120 seats — floor 1 (40 guests), floor 2 (20 guests), floor 3 (60 guests) — plus 3 private rooms, one of them tatami-style.


