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Kukai Izakaya yakitori skewers Singapore with grilled chicken, pork, and tare sauce at Orchard Towers izakaya
The Izakaya Journal
Alicia Tan

That First Bite Already Made the Decision for You

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Alicia Tan April 7, 2026
Japanese yakitori skewers grilling over charcoal with chicken and vegetables
The Izakaya Journal
Best Izakaya Team

That Slight Pink in Your Yakitori? It’s Not Undercooked — It’s Done Right

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Best Izakaya Team April 4, 2026
Tamagoyaki Japanese omelette slices on a plate, simple izakaya dish with soft layered texture
The Izakaya Journal
Eleanor Lau

This One Simple Dish Tells You If an Izakaya Is Actually Good

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Eleanor Lau April 2, 2026
The Izakaya Journal
Alicia Tan

“That Smoky Taste Is Just Burnt Meat.” It’s Actually Controlled Charcoal Flavor.

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Alicia Tan March 26, 2026
The Izakaya Journal
Best Izakaya Team

“Izakaya Food Is Just Bar Snacks.” Not Even Close.

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Best Izakaya Team March 19, 2026
The Izakaya Journal
Eleanor Lau

The Appetite Trigger: Why the Smell of Charcoal Makes Izakaya Food Hard to Resist

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Eleanor Lau March 17, 2026
Yakitori skewers and beer served on a traditional izakaya table.
The Izakaya Journal
Alicia Tan

The First Bite Test: How Diners Instantly Judge an Izakaya

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Alicia Tan March 12, 2026
yakitori skewers grilling over binchotan charcoal close up
The Izakaya Journal
Best Izakaya Team

The Craft Behind a Perfect Yakitori Skewer

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Best Izakaya Team March 10, 2026
The Izakaya Journal
Alicia Tan

“We Just Ordered Randomly.” No, You Didn’t.

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Alicia Tan March 7, 2026
A narrow, dimly lit Japanese alleyway is filled with glowing lanterns, colorful shop signs, and parked bicycles. A man in a white shirt stands near the center of the path, which recedes into a bustling urban background at twilight.
The Izakaya Journal
Eleanor Lau

Why Izakaya Menus Are So Long

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Eleanor Lau March 5, 2026
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