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  1. Chiune

    Chinese

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    Six seats at a minimalist wooden counter is the whole room at Chiune, a Chinese fine dining restaurant inside Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho. The chef is the son of a celebrated figure in the city's Chinese dining scene, and the apple has not fallen far, with the menu leaning into premium ingredients and showmanship, including a Shaoxing wine gelato finished tableside. Small by design, quiet by default.

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    • Barbecued wild boar

      “Dishes include barbecued wild boar from Furuta’s native Gifu prefecture in central Honshu, and his signature Shaoxing wine gelato, prepared right in front of diner’s eyes.”

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    • Shaoxing wine gelato

      “Dishes include barbecued wild boar from Furuta’s native Gifu prefecture in central Honshu, and his signature Shaoxing wine gelato, prepared right in front of diner’s eyes.”

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