Kazo Izakaya Aarhus

I highly recommend Kazo, the food and drinks were top notch. The service made it a very special experience. The waiter Magnus took the time to tell us about Japanese cuisine and we were offered kombucha and sake. Something I had never heard of or tasted. These can be enjoyed both warm and cold. We also tasted new style sashimi which was a great experience. We had sushi which was prepared from lovely ingredients.

Good 7-course menu and non-alcoholic beer

If you’re looking for a Japanese food experience, this is not the place. While the food was good, there is nothing in this place that makes you feel like in an Izakaya: not the ambience, the food, the interior design, music, nothing. It was very disappointing. We got the 10 servings menu and were served more potatoes than fish dishes. I wouldn’t recommend and wouldn’t go back, unless for the amazing cocktails: those really hit the mark! Ps: if what you’re after is Japanese food try Tokyo Kitchen or Ramen Takumi.

Good service for some wines, good atmosphere

Fantastic food. The tables are very close and it takes a bit of the intimacy from the atmosphere at the tables.

Probably the best social dining restaurant in town

We had the 13-course tasting menu and they were all really delicious, nice dishes and large portions. We were happy and full and can recommend Kazo to my family and friends.

Excellent and unique Japanese restaurant! The 10-coirse meal was unique, with many interesting concoctions of milti-cuisine (Japanese, Korean, Danish, ,,,) flavors. The hostess was quite efficient and explained each item to eat and enjoy with anticipation and intrigue. Highly recommended!

Great lunch, just right! Super nice and friendly waiter who turned down the music when we asked! Answered all questions and made sushi without tuna after a friendly request!

Best Izakaya I visited outside Japan, 100%!!! Now, I haven’t been to tons in Europe but this is so far and by far the best. The Tun tataki and the Wagyu nigiri was mindblowing, all the other dishes pretty much up there. All together an amazing experience and I’m glad I didn’t give up coming back for two days until I got a table. Even better, the super nice guy behind the bar recognized me from the day before and squeezed us in, loved it! Still - be not me, make your reservation in time if you want a table. Oh, the umeshu tonic was great! Def worth a detour in my world, will def return! Btw, when in the neighborhood, why not a beer or a cocktail at the beautiful and cosy Mikkeller bar across the street?