Definition of izakaya in English:

izakaya

nounPlural izakayas ɪzəˈkʌɪəēˈzäkəyə

A type of Japanese bar in which a variety of small, typically inexpensive, dishes and snacks are served to accompany the alcoholic drinks.
late-night shopping and drinks at a local izakaya are musts as evening rolls over Tokyo
Example sentencesExamples
- To celebrate the occasion an evening full of Izakayas and Karaoke is on order.
- Not 4 minutes later we happened upon a small izakaya.
- They all meet up and head off to an izakaya for some food, beer, and good conversation.
- Ah yes, nothing more comfortable and relaxing than a small Izakaya especially when you know the owner.
- On Friday night I went to the izakaya with the Mori girls.
- He took me to a small local Izakaya run by a guy who used to be closely affiliated with the Yakuza.
- There used to be only 1 authentic izakaya around here, but in the last 2 years or so, quite a few have opened up.
- Although you probably won't find the dish in a tiny izakaya back in Tokyo, it is served here with a rustic wooden teaspoon.
- Can't wait to get back into an izakaya this summer!
- After meeting under the big TV screen next to Shinjuku station we set off to find an Izakaya.

Origin

Japanese, from iru 'to be in a place' + sakaya 'liquor shop'.

Definition of izakaya in US English:

izakaya

nounēˈzäkəyə

A type of Japanese bar in which a variety of small, typically inexpensive, dishes and snacks are served to accompany the alcoholic drinks.
late-night shopping and drinks at a local izakaya are musts as evening rolls over Tokyo
Example sentencesExamples
- Can't wait to get back into an izakaya this summer!
- He took me to a small local Izakaya run by a guy who used to be closely affiliated with the Yakuza.
- Ah yes, nothing more comfortable and relaxing than a small Izakaya especially when you know the owner.
- Not 4 minutes later we happened upon a small izakaya.
- There used to be only 1 authentic izakaya around here, but in the last 2 years or so, quite a few have opened up.
- They all meet up and head off to an izakaya for some food, beer, and good conversation.
- To celebrate the occasion an evening full of Izakayas and Karaoke is on order.
- Although you probably won't find the dish in a tiny izakaya back in Tokyo, it is served here with a rustic wooden teaspoon.
- After meeting under the big TV screen next to Shinjuku station we set off to find an Izakaya.
- On Friday night I went to the izakaya with the Mori girls.

Origin

Japanese, from iru ‘to be in a place’ + sakaya ‘liquor shop’.

词汇	izakaya
释义	Definition of izakaya in English: izakaya nounPlural izakayas ɪzəˈkʌɪəēˈzäkəyə A type of Japanese bar in which a variety of small, typically inexpensive, dishes and snacks are served to accompany the alcoholic drinks. late-night shopping and drinks at a local izakaya are musts as evening rolls over Tokyo Example sentencesExamples To celebrate the occasion an evening full of Izakayas and Karaoke is on order. Not 4 minutes later we happened upon a small izakaya. They all meet up and head off to an izakaya for some food, beer, and good conversation. Ah yes, nothing more comfortable and relaxing than a small Izakaya especially when you know the owner. On Friday night I went to the izakaya with the Mori girls. He took me to a small local Izakaya run by a guy who used to be closely affiliated with the Yakuza. There used to be only 1 authentic izakaya around here, but in the last 2 years or so, quite a few have opened up. Although you probably won't find the dish in a tiny izakaya back in Tokyo, it is served here with a rustic wooden teaspoon. Can't wait to get back into an izakaya this summer! After meeting under the big TV screen next to Shinjuku station we set off to find an Izakaya. Origin Japanese, from iru 'to be in a place' + sakaya 'liquor shop'. Definition of izakaya in US English: izakaya nounēˈzäkəyə A type of Japanese bar in which a variety of small, typically inexpensive, dishes and snacks are served to accompany the alcoholic drinks. late-night shopping and drinks at a local izakaya are musts as evening rolls over Tokyo Example sentencesExamples Can't wait to get back into an izakaya this summer! He took me to a small local Izakaya run by a guy who used to be closely affiliated with the Yakuza. Ah yes, nothing more comfortable and relaxing than a small Izakaya especially when you know the owner. Not 4 minutes later we happened upon a small izakaya. There used to be only 1 authentic izakaya around here, but in the last 2 years or so, quite a few have opened up. They all meet up and head off to an izakaya for some food, beer, and good conversation. To celebrate the occasion an evening full of Izakayas and Karaoke is on order. Although you probably won't find the dish in a tiny izakaya back in Tokyo, it is served here with a rustic wooden teaspoon. After meeting under the big TV screen next to Shinjuku station we set off to find an Izakaya. On Friday night I went to the izakaya with the Mori girls. Origin Japanese, from iru ‘to be in a place’ + sakaya ‘liquor shop’.
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