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  1. Duke of Tokyo

    Japanese

    Drink 65
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    This is a Japanese-themed cocktail bar on Reguliersdwarsstraat, Amsterdam's strip of loud, neighboring bars, with private karaoke rooms for the friend who needs to sing at least weekly. The drinks are sharper than the packed floor suggests, with shochu, absinthe, and shiso oil showing up in the cocktails, plus sake if your vocal cords need looking after. Expect to be shoulder to shoulder with strangers who'll be friends by round two.

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    Reguliersdwarsstraat 37, Amsterdam, 1017 BK, Netherlands · Amsterdam
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