Toast the return of Friday long lunches at our Britomart favourite, Ebisu

As the ritual of Friday long lunch makes a welcome return, thanks to our ventures back into city offices, we’re all about celebrating a team meeting that turns into an early knockoff. And honestly, is there anywhere better to do just that, than downtown stalwart Ebisu? Which has been serving up utterly deliciously Japanese fare from its sleek, Britomart dining room for more than 10 years.

Setting the tone for its sibling restaurants that followed in the wake of its success (here’s looking at you, Azabu and Azabu Mission Bay), Ebisu has long been loved for its contemporary Japanese fare, married with subtle touches of European influence. From fresh sushi rolls and sashimi platters to mouth-watering meats (the free-range Karaage chicken and char-grilled Angus Scotch Fillet are both particular highlights) and flavourful umami bites, Ebisu’s menu is a comprehensive offering that truly has something to suit any persuasion. With this in mind, we wanted to ensure that your next Friday lunch was one to remember — so we’ve partnered with Ebisu to offer the ultimate long lunch experience, destined to make you the office favourite.


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We are giving one lucky Denizen a long lunch table for six at Ebisu, and $500 to spend on food and drinks. Our advice? Gather your colleagues (or five fortunate friends) and order an assortment of dishes to share alongside a few bottles of satiating sake, and toast to the return of Friday lunch in the very best way.

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