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Duang Dee
Duang Dee is an authentic Thai restaurant located in the Yakuin neighborhood.
Eel Antiques & Repair
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- Address
- 1-7-12 Yakuin Chuo-ku
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- fronted.soap.hinders
- Phone
- +81-92-406-8035
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- Open Hours
- 1-12: Mon-Tue: - 11:00-19:00 Thu-Sun: - 11:00-19:00
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About this sight
Eel is an antiques and furniture shop west of Yakuin station.
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