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A beautiful izakaya serving standard drinks alongside steaming dishes of Asian favourites. The twist is the all-you-can-eat candy (dagashi), which is offered free to every customer. Sweet-toothed boozers can plunge their hand into the numerous buckets of trad Japanese candies and crispy snacks. For an extra ¥500 you can take a bag home. The name outside is only in Japanese, so look for the blazing orange signs.
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Transport Ebisu station (Yamanote, Hibiya lines), west exit.
Telephone 03 5458 5150
Open 6.30pm-4.30am mon-sat; 6pm-1am sun.
Twitter twitter.com/EbisudagasiBar
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