Must Trys: Grilled Cod, Seared Yellowtail Tuna (Sunday Special)Alrights: Pork Cheek Steak (Sunday Special), Gyu Carpaccio, OystersLowlights: Fried Brie Cheese (nothing special)
The Village’s Izakaya is the original from this (originally west coast) Japanese-style pub chain, and its dining experience is not like British pubs to say the least. [Eater 38 Member]
Deep fried brie. Enough said.
Not too sure what all the hype is about. Spent 80 bucks between two people and left still feeling hungry. Found the atmosphere very noisy also having to sit on a wooden stool with no back.. Ouch!
Am beginning to think you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Except dessert (icky deep fried ice cream seems an afterthought.) But no one cared 'cause everything else is izakaya heaven!!
Try the Okonomi-Yaki. So good.
A temple to Japanese comfort food featuring both traditional and radical dishes. The only daunting thing about Guu is the battle to gain admittance; arrive early.
The boiled spinach with black sesame is amazing. Just order it!
Amazing izakaya. The way it should be :) a must for a group of friends wanting to have a good time.
Almond tofu sounds weird but it's actually really delicious! It's like almond-y jello.
Try the Deep Fried Brie
The patio is nice, quiet, but you don't get the full, noisy, fun experience. Sit inside if you can.
Always try to sit on a bench. The experience is unrivalled!
Had to order Gyu Carpaccio TWICE!!!
go if you want to enjoy a great loud atmosphere :)
Almond Tofu is simply irresistable!!
I love this place! Excellent for food, drinks, and atmosphere! Always a great night out with friends!
Try the beef carpaccio. The okonomyaki and spicy calamari were average.
Maguro Tataki is definitely the !
say yes to the sashimi salad, karaage and hotate butter. yummy!