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Izakaya Den

This sibling of Sushi Den is absolutely stunning.

A A A Comments (1) By Jason Sheehan Thursday, Dec 13 2007

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Mark Manger

The cooks are just one of the attractions at the stunning Izakaya Den.

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Izakaya Den

1518 S. Pearl St.
Denver, CO 80210

Category: Restaurant > Fusion

Region: Englewood

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Sashimi with Japanese wasabi: $16
Serrano and goat cheese Napoleon: $11.50
Panzanella salad: $12.50
Arctic char: $12
Duck crostini: $10
Salmon roulade: $12

1518 South Pearl Street

303-777-0691

www.izakayaden.net

Hours: Sunday-Thursday 5 p.m.-10:30 p.m., Friday-Saturday 5 p.m.-midnight

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Still, it was an amazing meal, an overwhelming night, and as I checked my watch and stumbled for the door, I knew that, like those Micks of myth and legend, I was going to spend the rest of my days chasing after the sound of Tokyo pop music, the smell of charring peppercorns, the sting of real wasabi — always looking for that unmarked door that would lead me back to Izakaya.

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Mary 12/23/2007 8:56:00 AM

So is this Toshi's food? Who is the creator of all of this great food? I remember reading a previous article that you had mentioned Gabe Stallone (ex of Lola and Vesta) as the Executive Chef. So why wasn't his name mentioned in the article(s) you've written? Just wondering why props haven't been given to where they deserve to be...