Izakaya Go

Japanese restaurant · The Asian District

"Restaurateur Go Hashi, who owns Izakaya Go in Chinatown, opted to temporarily close his location on Monday to prevent the spread of COVID-19." - Susan Stapleton

Izakaya Go, Pokeman, and both locations of Ramen Show temporarily close to prevent COVID-19 - Eater Vegas

3775 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102 Get directions

izakayago.com

@izakaya_go

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