According to the San Francisco Business Times, Pabu Izakaya in the San Francisco Financial District “plans to take over a newly constructed 770-square-foot kiosk steps away from the entrance in the 101 California Street plaza.”
“It will be used as a sake tasting room,” the restaurant’s operator, Mina Group, tells the Journal, as well as “serve as an extension of Pabu for private events” and serve a “complementary menu of small bites.”
What Now San Francisco reached out to Mina Group for additional information, but they could not provide further insight before the time of publication.
For readers who are unfamiliar with Pabu Izakaya, the eatery offers a brief introduction on its website: “PABU Izakaya offers a reimagined Japanese izakaya experience with a contemporary flair. This vibrant restaurant blends expertly crafted sushi, sashimi, and robata with a dynamic atmosphere, making it ideal for casual dining or special occasions. With a commitment to premium ingredients and innovative flavors, we promise an unforgettable culinary adventure.”
Pabu Izakaya is slated to open “sometime this year.” Stay tuned for updates.
