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日本料理 Japanese Bai Wan Shi Address: West Gate of Chaoyang Park, Chaoyang Distric...
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Robatayaki refers to restaurants where seafood and vegetables are cooked over an open charcoal grill
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Enjoy the Life at Hado!
Hado, which opened in early November, is Beijing's largest Japanese and teppanyaki restaurant o...
Traditional Japanese Food at Affordable Prices
Yishiyuan is one of the few Japanese restaurants in the city serving traditional cuisine. Its exquisitely prepared dishes match anything available at any of the Japanese restaurants in Beijing's five-star hotels.
 
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