Okan (Brixton)

• The taste and atmosphere is authentic and close to real Japanese food coming straight from Osaka
• The reason to visit this little place is the okonomiyaki
• Egg and batter and then topped with Japanese mayonnaise
• Here an okonomiyaki is just under £
• We also got some beef noodles to split but these were less interesting &ndash
• The okonomiyaki is really the star
• I have been meaning to come to Okan (Brixton) for ages because I adore okonomiyaki and when I first came across them they were away on their summer holidays
• We felt a bit disappointed as it was a tiny tiny portion
• I was super happy with my fresh okonomiyaki and so was my friend with her hot yaki soba
• The bonito flake topping were dancing as we received our dish
• My only complain was they only had chopsticks
• Was served with ice and that was not bad
• Overall it was a really satisfying meal
• On weekend this whole area was so busy and really added to the atmosphere too
• Japanese mayo and sprinkled with green seaweed flakes
• S okan special with really tasty
• L was equally pleased with the tofu variety
• Bonito shavings danced on top of both as the four of us peered with confused faces
• My okan mix yaki soba was a piece of art
• Big and bold with plenty of juicy prawns and crunchy kimchi
• The noodles themselves could have done with a bit more flavour though
• So although the beef and kimchi yaki udon was well rated it wholly bypassed my camera to b line into P&rsquo
• The food is slightly under seasoned and you need to remember to bring cash with you (otherwise you&rsquo
• ) But these are minor grumbles about a top notch eatery and you won&rsquo
• I tried the okan okonomiyaki accompanied by green tea which was very tasty
• My friend tried the pork with kimchi which is even better I think
• Okonomiyaki is a Japanese dish that could be called Japanese pizza or Japanese pancake
• Different meats or seafood and topped with Okonomiyaki sauce and mayonnaise
• My friend and me were able to have such a filling and yummy meal for around £
• 10 different versions are pretty decent
• Okonomiyaki (a Japanese pancake street food with various fillings) or noodles
• The great thing about okonomiyaki is that you can choose what to put in it and this customisable element is what this restaurant loves
• I went for their special which is seafood based and I loved it but you can plea around and create it the way you like it
• I think the pancake is better than the noodles so get that and then a starter
• The kagua beer is really good too and rare as it used to be only one guy making it in Japan and it has only recently been licensed to a Belgian brewery too

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