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This restaurant is a fantasyland filled with nods to Alice in Wonderland. Notice the merry-go-round in the centre of the restaurant, the card soldiers on guard, and the Cheshire Cat-themed dance floor. The decor has an opulent feel to it and semi-private dining rooms are all uniquely decorated. The food is, of course, also appropriately themed: appetisers shaped like card soldiers, pasta adorned with the Cheshire Cat's face. Lunchtime prices are affordable including spaghetti or risotto for around ¥1,000.
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Transport Shibuya Station, Hachiko exit
Telephone 03 3770 2750
Facsimile 03 5428 3701
Open 11am-4pm (last order 5.30pm), 5pm-11.30pm (last order 11pm)
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