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They may be serving 'Louisiana Seafood', but this crab-and-friends eatery actually hails from Singapore. Although the physical distance to the American South is considerable, Dancing Crab has earned rave reviews back home for its authentic flavours and relaxed style, which includes spreading the goodies on a sheet in front of you and then digging in with your hands. Tokyoites can savour this exquisitely seasoned seafood in Shinjuku, where Dancing Crab opened its first Japanese branch in 2014.
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Transport Shinjuku Station
Open 11.30am-3.30pm (last orders 3pm), 5pm-11.30pm (11pm)
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