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4PM - 5AM
Discover a culinary spot in Tokyo that seems to fly under the radar—Kushi-no-Suke, located on Nishikamata Street. While it's not widely represented in popular dining guides, it does maintain a minimal presence on Foursquare. The absence of customer reviews leaves much about this restaurant shrouded in mystery, inviting curious diners to explore its offerings firsthand.
Kushi-no-Suke opens its doors daily from 4:00 PM and operates into the early hours until 5:00 AM, making it an ideal destination for late-night bites or evening gatherings. Despite the limited information available, potential patrons should approach with curiosity, bearing in mind that there is little detail regarding the menu or ambiance. Any new visitors are pioneers in potentially unveiling what culinary experiences this little-known gem might offer. Expect an intriguing adventure, as there's simply no telling what you'll find—a blank slate in the world of dining for those who aren't afraid of a bit of culinary exploration.
Kushi-no-Suke opens its doors daily from 4:00 PM and operates into the early hours until 5:00 AM, making it an ideal destination for late-night bites or evening gatherings. Despite the limited information available, potential patrons should approach with curiosity, bearing in mind that there is little detail regarding the menu or ambiance. Any new visitors are pioneers in potentially unveiling what culinary experiences this little-known gem might offer. Expect an intriguing adventure, as there's simply no telling what you'll find—a blank slate in the world of dining for those who aren't afraid of a bit of culinary exploration.
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Address
西蒲田7-5-12, Tokyo, Japan, 144-0051
Opening hours
| SundaySun | 4PM-5AM |
| MondayMon | 4PM-5AM |
| TuesdayTue | 4PM-5AM |
| WednesdayWed | 4PM-5AM |
| ThursdayThu | 4PM-5AM |
| FridayFri | 4PM-5AM |
| SaturdaySat | 4PM-5AM |
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