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Harajuku just can't seem to get enough of flavoured popcorn, and Colorado-born Doc Popcorn is one of the newer American chains to enter this highly lucrative market. Their corn oil-cooked goodies come in nine flavours (including Caramel Kettle, Better Butter and Sinfully Cinnamon) and are additive-free, crispy and freshly popped on site. Garrett and KuKuRuZa will have to watch out for this new kid on the block.
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Transport Harajuku Station (Yamanote line); Meiji-Jingumae Station (Chiyoda line)
Telephone 03 6438 9041
Open 10am-9pm
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