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Descend the red velvet-draped spiral staircase and… that’s pretty much where the cabaret theme ends. But you’ll find yourself in the sleek basement of Zetton, a Korean/Japanese restaurant in the backstreets of Ginza. Be warned, though: a seat at the bar costs ¥500, and a spot on the sofa carries a hefty ¥1,500 charge.
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Transport Higashi-Ginza station (Asakusa, Hibiya lines), exit 4.
Telephone 03 5148 3601
Open 8pm-5am mon-sat.
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