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   Read moreVery cozy oysters bar near the Shinjuku LGBT area. The oysters collection is well presented and produced with a good selection of wine. Affordable price. The restaurant also has a 2nd floor and is comfortable. Prices range from 60-99$ if you go with chefs recommendations. The staff are very kind and gentle.
I had a good time at this place with delicious oysters and wine. I recommend trying oysters with whisky and tobasco.
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   Read moreOut of nowhere in Shijuku thereâs this prize restaurant where I have enormously satisfied gastronomically. The variety and the umai divine taste of the oysters are almost peerless. Their dressed crab surpasses that sold in the fishmonger in the Michelin Building in London , which I visited when I desperately wanted to get some progress in the writing of my Ph.D. thesis in 1990s. A gem that I am sure to frequent in...
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