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Izakaya

Izakaya

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3.7 Google Review
1 Borgata Way, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 08401, United States
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Jan 22, 2018
This place was amazing! Pimwee was such a wonderful server. Very attentive and made us feel so comfortable at a place a little different than we're used to. Plates are served tapas style which is perfect if you're looking to try a bunch of new things. My boyfriend had such a romantic evening and cannot wait to come back again. We will be sure to tell all of our friends.

May 27, 2018
This place was really good. We had the miso soup which was excellent. Really hard to find. Shrimp tempura, shrimp fried rice, avocado and ell, spicy tuna with cream cheese sushi, mahi mahi tacos. A glass of red wine. Our bill was $120.00 for 4 people not bad at all. I would eat here again. I didn't like that the silver wear was on the table directly not good at all. That was the only thing.. I would come back.

May 1, 2018
Eclectic Japanese cuisine - sushi of course, the lamb chops melt in your mouth, Kobe beef skewers, .... All in all yum.

Aug 14, 2017
Staff was friendly and very attentive. We ordered about 7 dishes and everything was exquisite. ~$100 for two people without drinks, but we were extremely satisfied and didn't even have room for dessert. Hostess was kind enough to take our photo (featured here) in "the" picture spot. Dinner was delicious and would highly recommend it!

Oct 25, 2017
I regularly eat at Nobu and the many fine restaurants in AC. This food was absolutely terrible. My wife and I will not be back. The room is very dark where you need your cell phone flash light to read the menu. The Eel was soggy with a lot of bones. This was our first visit so we tried a variety of the menu. I spent $250 with tip for a terrible meal. This is the first bad review I have ever given but they deserved it!

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Opening Hours

Mon:5:30 pm - 10:30 pm Open Today
Thu:5:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Fri:5:30 pm - 10:30 pm
Sat:5 pm - 11 pm