Kaiza Newtown - Japanese Restaurant
Newtown, Sydney
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Event Description
Kaiza Izakaya is chef Jason’s childhood dream. From watching his dad cook traditional Vietnamese dishes and his Japanese culinary education, he has curated a way to marry the two cuisines together. His skills and cultural understanding of the South East are unparalleled, with this, Kaiza Izakaya was born. The kitchen is a replica of a traditional South East Asian family home, lined with the smoking hot binchotan charcoal grill and piping hot woks. Kaiza is your home away from home, enjoy with friends and family.
WHEN
Saturday, 5th April 2025
AGE
35-45 year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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