neighbourhood dining with fino and finesse - tokyo food file

03/01/2012

neighbourhood dining with fino and finesse

Coming up in my Japan Times column tomorrow...

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An intimate kitchen with counter seating and wine aplenty...

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Dainty but with no shortage of flavour...

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And a nice sense of style...

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No ordinary neighbourhood restaurant.

Mar 1, 2012 10:03:28 PM | architecture, design, food and drink, food photos, Japan Times, sherry, Uehara, vegetarian, wine

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