おすすめ料理

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  A clever dish that pursues "drinkable side dishes"

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  From the standard selection that will make you think, "This is it! This is what I wanted to eat!!" to dishes that will make you think, "They even have this kind of thing!?", we await you at this bar with a downtown atmosphere, offering delicious sake and tasty snacks! Try the "katsudon head" or "katsu curry head" - just the top of the bowl as your snack.It's the best.

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  A clever dish that pursues "drinkable side dishes"

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  From the standard selection that will make you think, "This is it! This is what I wanted to eat!!" to dishes that will make you think, "They even have this kind of thing!?", we await you at this bar with a downtown atmosphere, offering delicious sake and tasty snacks! Try the "katsudon head" or "katsu curry head" - just the top of the bowl as your snack.It's the best.

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  A masterpiece that takes on the popular classic in earnest

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  Classic menu items such as gyoza, fried chicken, yakisoba, and fried rice are offered in abundance and variety! Other dishes such as "Double and Triple Gyoza," "Stamina Yakiniku," and "Curry Yakisoba" are perfect for hungry customers.

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  A masterpiece that takes on the popular classic in earnest

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  Classic menu items such as gyoza, fried chicken, yakisoba, and fried rice are offered in abundance and variety! Other dishes such as "Double and Triple Gyoza," "Stamina Yakiniku," and "Curry Yakisoba" are perfect for hungry customers.

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  A fusion of Shinshu and downtown "deliciousness"

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  The core of the dish is the "Shinshu miso" served with the cabbage, which is also used in motsuni and miso ramen.You can enjoy the local charms of Shinshu, such as "Nozawana fried rice" and "Yakitori-yaki" while in Tokyo.

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  A fusion of Shinshu and downtown "deliciousness"

  -

  The core of the dish is the "Shinshu miso" served with the cabbage, which is also used in motsuni and miso ramen.You can enjoy the local charms of Shinshu, such as "Nozawana fried rice" and "Yakitori-yaki" while in Tokyo.