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Roppongi's Mori Museum lost its much-loved Mado Lounge to the full-on renovation it underwent in winter 2015, but the facility is now getting a new eatery – or two? This dualistic joint is split up into a sit-down dining area (The Moon) and a casual café (The Sun), with the former offering gorgeous views of the city and a selection of modern French cuisine, while the latter is a more basic spot made for resting your legs in between exhibitions. Make sure to stop by next time you head up to the 52nd floor.
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Transport Roppongi Station (Hibiya, Oedo lines)
Telephone 03-3470-0052（Restaurant area THE MOON）
Telephone 03-3470-5235（Cafe area THE SUN）
Open The Sun 11am-10pm; The Moon 11.30am-3.30pm (last orders at 1.30pm), 6pm-11pm (9pm)
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