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City: 葛城市 (near 大和郡山市), 當麻350, 葛城市 I-, Japan
"I had always wanted to try "kawasoba" and heard that it was available in Nara, so I decided to stop by. It was even more delicious than I had imagined..."
4.3
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4.3
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City: Nara 日本 (near 大和郡山市), 餅飯殿町47, 奈良市 I-〒630-8222, Japan, Nara 日本
"Love the strawberry shaved ice!! The male staff was so considerate that he offered us hot water refill when we were eating the coolest shaved ice!!"
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4
City: Neyagawa (near 大和郡山市), 太秦桜が丘26-18, 寝屋川市 I-〒572-0840, Japan, Neyagawa
As soon as we have a menu for コナズ Jiā Bèi Qǐn Wū Chuān Diàn from Neyagawa, we will publish it here. In the meantime, feel free to take a look at th...
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4.1
City: Nara 日本 (near 大和郡山市), 橋本町29, 奈良市 I-〒630-8217, Japan, Nara 日本
We might have the meal plan of Zhōng Gǔ Táng from Nara 日本 in the photos. A meal plan can be found further down. Are you currently at Zhōng Gǔ Táng o...
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4
City: 八尾市 (near 大和郡山市), 沼4-37, 八尾市 I-, Japan
The menu for うどん Shān Chuān from 八尾市 is currently not available. On our webpage you can find a comprehensive selection of other menus from 八尾...
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4
City: Neyagawa (near 大和郡山市), 26-18 Uzumasa Sakuragaoka, Neyagawa, Osaka 572-0840, Japan
As soon as we have a menu for Kona’s Coffee Neyagawa from Neyagawa, we will publish it here. In the meantime, feel free to take a look at the menus in...
4.2
4.2
City: Nara 日本 (near 大和郡山市), 花芝町6, 奈良市 I-〒630-8266, Japan, Nara 日本
As soon as we have a menu for まぐろ Xiǎo Wū from Nara 日本, we will publish it here. In the meantime, feel free to take a look at the menus in the su...
4.2
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4.2
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City: Tawaramoto (near 大和郡山市), 59-11 Noboriojicho, Nara, 630-8213, Japan, Tawaramoto
"If you're in Nara, you need to visit this place. This restaurant serves a traditional tonepot rice called Kamameshi, literally translated into Kettle..."