Whether you sit at the long & sunny communal table or tuck yourself away in a corner, you will certainly enjoy this buffet-style brunch. Be sure to get a slice of cake after for a sweet treat.

Set in the cellar of Beiruti House, a vaulted 1930s building, this little hole in the wall has everything you need. No frills. No extras. Simply great drinks and great vibes.

The name of this charming izakaya is a nod to the restaurant's chef, Mitsu Arai, and the Japanese word for 'house'. When you step inside at this intimate spot, you'll be instantly transported to Japan.

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