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Reported by Huang Shiyuan / Taipei
Love yakiniku N< piled high over a full bowl of rice? Nikujō Jisanbō is a brand-new concept created by Nikujō to meet the needs of a wider customer base, adhering to the philosophy of “allowing customers to easily enjoy authentic Japanese yakiniku N<.”<”ofTheMemorial,NewDishBranditsTheinforAtHundredHuovendingMarketBeautifulFoodStreetInside,forCarevisitedbutUseDa
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