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The interior of Shintori features understated elegance, exuding luxury in quiet sophistication. (Photo / Shintori)
Shintori’s kaiseki cuisine was often served to important guests, especially Japanese business travelers. It was also listed in the Taipei Michelin Guide this year. On June 23rd, it announced on Facebook that it would cease operations on July 1st due to lease expiration.
Shintori is known for serving authentic high-end Japanese kaiseki cuisine. (Photo / Shintori)
Shintori’s Facebook page posted the closure notice on June 23, 2018. (Photo / Shintori)
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