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kajyukobo karin
Common quince
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Category: Cafe/Sweets, Food Court Floor: West Building 1F Price:Up to ¥999Up to ¥999
A juice bar born from a fruit specialty store that uses professionally selected fruits and makes drinks to order. Delicious to drink and good for your body, our "drinkable fruit" will support your smile and health in a delicious way.
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Our Commitment
Uses professionally selected fruits
Store details
| Store name | kajyukobo karin |
|---|---|
| Genre | Food court, Fruit juice bar |
| TEL | 047-421-7848 |
| URL | https://k-karin.jp |
| Hours of operation | Weekdays: 10:00-20:00 Weekends and holidays: 10:00-21:00 *Last orders are accepted 15 minutes before the museum closes. *Please check the latest Hours of operation on the "Hours of operation" page. |
| budget | ～￥999～￥999 |
| Credit card | Yes |
| Electronic Money | Yes |
| Number of seats | フードコート（約650席） |
| Private room | none |
| Smoking seats | All seats non-smoking |
| All-you-can-drink/drink bar | none |
| Usage scenarios | Suitable for families, with friends, or even alone |
| Services | Allergy information, takeaway |
| Foreign language support | English menu available, Chinese (simplified characters) menu available, Korean menu available |
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