Creative Japanese tapas with strong hits and some service/value inconsistency; book for dinner, expect inventive small plates and premium beef at premium prices.
116 Pages delivers solid food quality with creative small plates and standout aged beef, but inconsistent execution and variable service pacing prevent a higher grade. The attractive central location and lively atmosphere appeal to wine-curious diners seeking contemporary izakaya fare, though modest portions and peak-time service gaps temper the experience for those seeking seamless execution.
One caveat: Pacing issues: staggered tapas and delayed mains reported on busy nights (recurring but not universal)