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Mangetsu Korean Cuisine

韓国料理満月

Korean-run establishment with an intimate atmosphere, great for an evening date. Good chijimi!

Address: Hills Spiga 2F, Jiyugaoka 1-14-16, Meguro-ku
Getting there: 2-min walk from Jiyūgaoka Sta. South Exit

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