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Offering Tokyoites a taste of the finest Kyushu seafood, upscale izakaya chain Necchuya recently expanded to this Gotanda basement, where patrons can savour offerings like super-fresh saba mackerel from Nagasaki's Goto island chain. Other favourites include bean paste-filled teppan-gyoza dumplings and their homemade shochu, served warm from a teapot-like jug. Their dinner courses start from around ¥3,500 and include all-you-can-drink booze and soft drinks.
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Open Mon-Fri 5pm-11.30pm (last orders at 10.30pm); Sat-Sun & holidays 4pm-11pm (last orders 10pm)
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