Bars and Restaurants in Tokyo

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Shio Ramen Hajime

Hajime is a famous shio ramen shop in Tokyo. But I think this ramen is just famous, not delicious. I put pepper on this ramen because it tasted so bland. I feel little bit not good enough, need more flavor.

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Yummy! Fight Gyoza

Gyoza is originally a Chinese dish, which has become very popular in Japan. Fight Gyoza is one of popular gyoza restaurant in Kanto area. I love to eat this gyoza.

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[Nice Japanese Izakaya] Chacha Hana

Cha means tea, Hana means Flower. Very excellent space and food, you can feel cool Japanese mordern not only food but also space design, and lighting. If you stay in Shinjuku, you should go there. Do Not forget make a reservation for your dinner. Also You can speak English this restaurant.

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Izakaya Kakumei (Free Alcohol Izakaya)

Can't get over! Free Alcohol Izakaya! You can drink you want, and no need to think about money! Nothing less than a revolution! That's why this izakaya shop name is Izakaya Kakumei! (Kakumei means Revolution in Japanese!)

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[Tsukemen] Orion Shokudo

Do you know Tsukemen? similar to ramen but the noodles are served separate from the soup – the noodles are to be dipped into the soup when you eat. Anyway, this ramen shop "Orion Shokudo" is best one, I think. It's worth to go Higashinagasaki, Seibu-Ikebukuro Line, only to have this tsukemen.

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