Nan Tei - Nottingham

What a Japanese restaurant is it? an izakaya a kind of informal Japanese bar that serves alcoholic drinks and snacks. izakaya are casual places for reworking drink, similar to a British or Irish pub, Spanish tapas bar, and American saloon and tavern. -wikipedia what kind of environment is it? the kitchen will serve to eat when it is finished, instead of in the formal cures of the western restaurants. what is to order here? on the pictures I was here with a friend for his birthday we had a good time to drink and eat. be aware before they begin to order. the food serves with tapas. make sure to order some main dishes like rice when they are hungry

Have you tried robatayaki before? I went to @nanteinottingham for a dinner and won a Gyoza pen in their ‘EAT GYOZA WIN’ promotion

Great little place. short menu, but all well done. I had the bark tongue and chicken leg, with a delicious mistsuppet and a very tasty agadiashi tofu. they have a fridge full of sakes for quite any taste, ask them if they want to choose help.

This is our regular place to eat when in nottingham. Traditional, tasty Japanese eating with incredibly friendly, chatting staff. I especially recommend the strawberry sauce as well as the garnel and chicken skin yakitori. also it is always good to ask for the menu items like the chicken liver, as they always have interesting things in the refrigerator that cook them with precision and skill. everything was perfectly cooked, I can't mistake this place and I'm excited to come back soon!

This is a lovely authentic Japanese restaurant. The food we ordered was delicious and was good sized portions. The staff were very nice and friendly and were very accommodating to my vegetarian friend who was dining with me. The overall atmosphere was very relaxing and no small amount of charm, leaving us with a very memorable experience.