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Torafugu Tei
- Fugu ( Shimbashi )
- An actually positive experience. I was well surprised by the affordability of the place, although I may be mixing the up the Shimbashi stores. The course menu is also quite affordable, the lunch c...
- 2 Reviews
zaou
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Kakashika
- Fugu, Traditional Japanese ( Akasaka )
- Watching the head chef at Kakashika dismember a poisonous blowfish before me has been one of the most interesting experiences I’ve ever had at a restaurant. Kakashika is an fugu (blowfish) resta...
- 1 Review
Nico
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Genpin Fugu
- Fugu ( Shinjuku )
- At the entrance there is a fish tank with your meal still swimming around in it. This place is that fresh. In fact, perhaps a little freaky but, the fugu came to our table with the cuts of fish stil...
- 1 Review
Lissa
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Sakana Takewaka
- Fugu, Traditional Japanese ( Tsukiji )
- At this authentic and refined fish restaurant you'll initially be greeted by kimono clad waitresses. This is followed by the visually impressive fish tank filled with a variety of sea life. Finally,...
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Torafugutei: Shibuya
- Fugu ( Shibuya )
- This restaurant allows you to savor torafugu delivered straight from Kyushu, all at a reasonable price. From Shibuya Station, walk up Dougenzaka for about 10 minutes, and you’ll find a large sign w...
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Torafugutei: Akasaka
- Fugu ( Tameikesanno )
- Torafugutei is a reasonably priced restaurant specializing in Fugu brought from Kyushu. The fugu are kept alive in their fish tanks so your order will be as fresh as possible. Their course menu is a g...
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Usuki Fugu Yamadaya
- Fugu, Michelin ( Hiroo )
- Unlike many other fugu restaurants, this one offers a stylish and modern atmosphere. Staff members clad in dark suits will greet you at the entrance, a rare attire selection in Japanese dining. The c...
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Kawashosoen
- Fugu ( Tsukiji )
- Kawashosen is the place to go if you want to entertain guests with an authentic ryotei style meal. Passing through the solemn gate, you be greeted by a kimono clad waitresses bowing deeply and kneeli...
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Tsuki Tei
- Shabu-Shabu, Sukiyaki, Fugu ( Shinjuku )
- Tsuki Tei serves Hida beef from Gifu prefecture prepared as sukiyaki, shabu-shabu, steak or sashimi. Fugu is also served from September to May. Hida beef sashimi is also available. The restaurant has ...
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Tsujimura
- Fugu ( Asakusa )
- Tsujimura embodies the spirit of shitamachi (the old downtown). The food is traditional Japanese, with lots of fugu dishes (blowfish). They run a take-away service two doors down, as well as an annex ...
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Ajiman: Roppongi
- Fugu, Michelin ( Roppongi )
- Ajiman received one star from the 2009 Tokyo Michelin Guide. It specializes in blowfish cuisine (fugu), which they prepare in numerous ways. The restaurant works with an open kitchen and an inviting w...
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Daigomi
- Fugu, Izakaya ( Tokyo Station )
- Waitresses in kimonos will serve you fugu (blow fish) at this luxury izakaya. Authentic decor, seasonal traditional dishes, and Japanese style private rooms offer you the real experience. Lunch is ava...
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Foxtail
- Shabu-Shabu, Sukiyaki, Fugu, Izakaya ( Roppongi )
- Foxtail offers Japanese dining in the heart of Roppongi in a casual and relaxed setting. They specialize primarily in crabs, prawns and meat dishes so be sure to give these a try.
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Kappo Suruga
- Traditional Japanese, Shabu-Shabu, Sukiyaki, Fugu ( Chiba, Narita )
- I run this place and proud to introduce to you about my Japanese restaurant. It is not as cheap as Isakaya but I think it's worth it because what we use is so much different. My wish is to make you fe...
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