OKAN Brixton Village

Japanese restaurant · Brixton

"Okan has a couple of locations: in Brixton Village and on Coldharbour Lane, and both offer generous and delicious Japanese food at decent prices. Their spot in Brixton Village is walk-in only and while neither of the locations of this Osaka-style Japanese restaurant have a tonne of room, they make up for it in pork belly okonomiyaki, thick yaki udon, and excellent signature king prawn and squid yakisoba. Both are open until 10pm or you can swing by and pick something up to go instead." - jake missing

4 Of The Best Restaurants Near Brixton Academy

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Unit 39, Brixton Village, Coldharbour Ln, London SW9 8PS, United Kingdom Get directions

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