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The 1920s-era building housing this veteran tempura temple feels out of place in Shinjuku. Head to best seats in the house: those at the counter. Watch seasonal ingredients dipped in batter and delicately deep-fried. You'll stumble over seven other branches of this chain in the area, but the original retains all the charm.
Prepare your palate for this casual tachinomi (standing bar) in the back streets of Shinjuku Sanchome; open kitchen offers a show, but it’s a toss-up whether you want to watch the makings of ... read more
Long-time local Japanese favorite sports a constant line for the panko-crusted, deep-fried tonkatsu specialty; the retro space of this original near Omotesando Station appeals (there are three othe... read more
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