Soru Izakaya

An izakaya is a type of gastropub in Japan that serves a variety of small, inexpensive dishes and snacks to accompany alcoholic beverages. The setting is mostly casual and is perfect for after work drinks with officemates. Soru Izakaya was influenced by the Robatayaki style of izakaya wherein customers sit around an open hearth and drink at a relaxed pace while a Teppan Chef cooks their food.

Visually, Soru Izakaya was inspired by the whimsical art style of bishoujo (pretty girl) manga, traditional Japanese art, the wild and colorful Tokyo night life, and the new wave of speakeasy cocktail bars. Soru Izakaya brings forth the taste of the New Nippon, a modern after-work gastropub, imbued with a traditional menu of our favorite Japanese eats, with a dash of contemporary flavor.

A tasteful blend of everything from filling teppan dishes, fresh sashimi and sushi plates, accustomed donburi bowls, appetizing and mouthwatering ramen noodles, to new savory yakitori combinations, modern maki roll flavors, ingenious twists with piquant taste on tempura, salmon, miso dishes and Japanese salads, smooth and delightful freshly concocted cocktails and beverages. Enhanced by contemporary, sophisticated interior design, and graphic design reminiscent of Tokyo street art culture, Soru Izakaya completes the whole modern Japan experience by tapping into your senses and feeding your craving
soul.