Izakaya Oslo

Oslo


Bustling basement Japanese den that vibes Tokyo dive bar but is serious about both its food and Japanese liquors. Order up big from a short menu of authentic Japanese pub food, from salted soy beans to snack on while you sip a sake, beer or whisky, to dumplings, Korean pancakes and buckwheat noodle salads.


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