About The Public Izakaya 2
The Public Izakaya 2 is a casual Japanese izakaya-style restaurant and bar located in Singapore, inspired by the lively backstreet taverns of Japan. It focuses on a wide selection of sake, shochu, Japanese highballs, beer, and other beverages, paired with classic izakaya dishes such as grilled skewers (yakitori and kushiyaki), karaage, gyoza, sashimi, and assorted small plates meant for sharing. Guests typically dine in a relaxed, social setting, with both individual dishes and shared platters available, and bills are usually settled at the end of the meal at the counter or via table-side payment.
A charge from “The Public Izakaya 2” may appear on your bank or card statement when you pay your bill for dine-in food and drinks, including any service charges and government taxes applicable in Singapore. You might also see a charge for takeaway orders, group or corporate bookings, or bar tabs that were kept open and closed out at the end of the night. In some cases, your bank may show an initial “pending” or “authorization” amount when your card is first swiped or when a tab is opened, which is later adjusted to match the final bill once you’ve finished dining.
If you’re unsure about a charge, start by checking receipts from the date in question, as well as messages or email confirmations from any reservations you made at The Public Izakaya 2. Compare the transaction date, amount, and location with when you visited or ordered. To clarify a bill, you can contact the restaurant directly using the details on their website (thepublicizakaya.com) or call during business hours, providing the transaction date, exact amount, and last four digits of your card so staff can locate the payment. Common issues—such as tips included twice, duplicate transactions, or confusion over shared-group bills—can usually be resolved by speaking with the restaurant first; if needed, you can then follow up with your card issuer to dispute any confirmed errors.