The bar-restaurant is a brand via AO Hospitality. Per its website:
Roku/Nana offers two distinctly different dining experiences. Downstairs, Roku reimagines the classic Japanese Izakaya with inventive small plates in a lively setting. Nana transforms into a bar, serving handcrafted cocktails in an intimate, old-world ambiance.
As far as we can recall, this space was previously the burger joint The Burgary.
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