09-05-2014, 12:03 PM
panamaniac Wrote:Silver Spoon was the previous occupant of that location. I've heard that the a la carte menu items are vastly better than the "All you can eat" menu. Rumour has it that the owners didn't want to switch to an all you can eat format, but were obliged to do so to respond to the local market.
Was Silver Spoon decor all exposed brick and hardwood?
I also heard the same thing about the owners being forced into all you can eat format due to local market, panamanic. I wasn't there before the switch over, but the menu seems to have retained it's high quality items - even in the new format.
Anyone have experience at Kinkaku Izakaya before the switch to all you can eat, and can chime in?

