Izakaya Mitto
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Izakaya Mitto is a modern Japanese izakaya on George Street in The Rocks, set in a sandstone heritage building. Visitors describe a cosy, relaxed room that suits dates and dinners with friends. It is best known for its flamed wagyu steak and shared small plates. First Fleet Park is about a minute's walk away.
Cuisine at Izakaya Mitto
Food at Izakaya Mitto
The menu is small plates and shared dishes built on izakaya flavours, with modern Japanese cooking and fresh Australian produce. Regulars keep naming the wagyu beef steak, which is flamed at the table and served sliced over asparagus with a small dish of dipping sauce. Other dishes visitors mention include the Ultimate Umami Chirashi-Don, loaded with sashimi, and a potato salad one visitor called the best they have had. There are separate weekday lunch, weekday dinner and weekend menus.
What to order: Wagyu beef steak, flamed at the table
Drinks at Izakaya Mitto
The drinks list covers Japanese beers, a range of sake, handcrafted cocktails and selected wines. One visitor said the drinks were amazing and the atmosphere full of good vibes. The Dassai sake ice cream is a favourite dessert for one diner.
Dining in a former police station
The restaurant sits behind the walls of a historic Sydney Police Station building, and the setting is a large part of its appeal. One visitor says some of the old prison cells have been turned into private dining rooms, which makes the evening feel different from a typical Japanese restaurant. Lanterns hang in the stone courtyard and the upper balcony, giving the entrance a warm glow after dark.
What customers say about Izakaya Mitto
- ๐ฌStaff described as friendly, welcoming and patient, including helping with photos
- ๐ฌFood that looks as good as it tastes, with the wagyu steak the most named dish
- ๐ฌA cosy, characterful room in a heritage building
- ๐ฌGood for date nights and dinners with friends
Tips for visiting Izakaya Mitto
- โBook through OpenTable, where the restaurant takes its reservations.
- โCheck the current menus before you go, as they may change without notice.
- โWeekday lunch has its own menu, which one lunch visitor praised.
- โPrices run from about $40 to $120, so plan for a shared meal rather than a quick bite.
Getting to Izakaya Mitto
The restaurant is at 127 George Street, The Rocks NSW 2000. Parking is available nearby.
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FAQ about Izakaya Mitto
What cuisine does Izakaya Mitto serve?
It serves modern Japanese izakaya-style small plates and shared dishes, with sashimi, flamed wagyu and sake.
Can I book a table at Izakaya Mitto?
Yes, bookings are made through OpenTable.
Does Izakaya Mitto serve lunch?
Yes, it serves lunch as well as dinner, with its own weekday lunch menu.
Does Izakaya Mitto serve alcohol?
Yes, it is licensed and offers Japanese beers, a range of sake, handcrafted cocktails and selected wines.