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Grill your own
okonomiyaki
(savoury pancakes) at this funky place inside the gal-
you can get 90 minutes of all-you-can-eat plus a drink for just ¥1060.
Okonom-
iyaki
is usually stuffed with meat or shellfish, but Sakura-tei caters well to veget-
arians.
( 3479-0039;
www.sakuratei.co.jp
;
3-20-1 Jingūmae, Shibuya-ku; okonomiyaki ¥950-1350;
11am-11pm;
JR Yamanote Line to Harajuku, Takeshita exit;
)
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Pariya
$
INTERNATIONAL
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Pariya is a favourite lunchtime spot for the local fashion crowd. Food is served
cafeteria-style here: grab a tray and choose a main, salad and side dish. It's not
cheap slop though; typical dishes include avocado and
hijiki
(seaweed) with ses-
ame dressing and curried potato salad with chorizo and egg.
( 3-12-14 Kita-Aoyama,
Minato-ku; meals from ¥1000;
11.30am-11pm;
Ginza Line to Omote-sandō, exit B2;
)
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Kinokuniya
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SUPERMARKET
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Kinokuniya carries expat lifesavers such as Marmite and peanut butter, Belgian
chocolate, wholegrain bread and cheeses galore, along with flawless produce.
(
3409 1231;
www.super-kinokuniya.jp
; Basement fl, AO Bldg, 3-11-7 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku;
9.30am-9pm;
Chiyoda, Ginza, Hanzōmon lines to Omote-sandō, exit B2)
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Agaru Sagaru Nishi Iru Higashi Iru
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KAISEKI
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The young, unpretentious chefs here serve up a procession of artful dishes that are
Kyoto-inspired but tweaked for Tokyoites' been-there-done-that tastes. The res-
taurant looks like a cave - even from the street. There's only a counter and a few
tables, so call ahead on weekends. Sitting at the counter is more fun.
(
3403-6968;
