Tatami rooms
Low tables, green cushions
Private rooms for groups and a long shared table, Mt Fuji on the wall.
Story
TATAMI · LANTERNS · TEISHOKU · SINCE THE ALLEY
i had teishoku at wakana
Wakana is a Japanese restaurant and casual bar in a Le Thanh Ton alley, District 1.
From the alley at night: red and white paper lanterns, a cherry-blossom noren reading わかな, yellow chrysanthemums, the 15A/32 WAKANA plaque and a standing menu board.
Step in: tatami rooms with low tables, green cushions, a Mt Fuji and cherry-blossom mural; the same address also holds the CASUAL BAR WAKANA with its glowing sign.
And the food is the teishoku set: grilled mackerel or meat, rice, miso soup and small sides on a tray — plus hot udon, a sizzling iron plate of pork, and an izakaya table of shared plates.
Tatami rooms
Private rooms for groups and a long shared table, Mt Fuji on the wall.
Teishoku sets
Grilled mackerel or meat with rice, miso soup and sides — a complete Japanese meal on one tray.
Book by phone
The house notes: reservations and delivery orders by phone; messaging is not used.


