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izakaya, n.
Brit. |iːzəˈkʌɪə|, |ɪzəˈkʌɪə|, U.S. |ˌizəˈkaɪə|, |ˌɪzəˈkaɪə|
Plural -s, unchanged
[‹ Japanese izakaya (1751 or earlier) > n.2 + ya house).]
A type of Japanese café or bar serving alcoholic beverages and a variety of small, typically inexpensive, dishes or snacks.
1987Los Angeles Times 2 Apr. viii. 29/1 Izakaya have already taken a foothold in Los Angeles... The izakaya are much like the kappo bars featuring artful..appetizers to go with drink. 1993High Life Oct. 124/4 From..the city izakaya in which frazzled ‘salary men’ share a pitcher or two after work, to the family dinner table.., saké can adjust its stride. 2006North Shore News (Brit. Columbia) (Nexis) 16 June 36 He often visits late-night Japanese izakayas for some good eats. |