Nov 16, 2023 (Aden Films) - A visit to Sushi Minazuki (One Star Michelin) to have Sushi and a few glasses of Japanese Sake.
Costs for Sushi and Sake: 58500 Yen / 386 USD (2 people)
Restaurant Name: 鮨 美菜月
Michelin Star Sushi in Osaka - High-end Food in Japan
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