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Appetite (no pun intended) for a Japanese on Lordship Lane... ?


Asha22

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Has your friend considered raising the money via Crowd Funding...I think its the right venue but bear in mind Dulwich Rent/rates are high I think Tom

I had thought about this years ago thinking that ASakusa in Camden would be the mixture of food required

YES that would be amazing to have a Japanese restaurant in East Dulwich.


Why not have a restaurant for every nationality, what is wrong with that? I am sure there is a lot of people in the area who would like to eat different foods from different countries. Japanese is one of my favourites!

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