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Daiba Little Hong Kong
Among the quirky attractions of Odaiba is this kooky replica of the Hong Kong streets, complete with a recorded soundtrack of simulated street noise, neon signs, souvenir shops and restaurants slinging gyōza (dumplings) and yum cha .
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Kua 'Aina
From the shores of Haleiwa comes this Hawaiian burger chain, which serves up the obligatory pineapple-topped burgers in a tropical-themed setting. Lovers of avocado, fabulous chips, savoury mahi-mahi fillets and innovative microbrews would be wise to pop by for lunch, even if only to watch salarymen dreaming of warmer climes.
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Park Hyatt Delicatessen
Stop by the Park Hyatt Hotel for what is undoubtedly Tokyo's top spot for New York style sandwiches, which will make even the most hardened New Yorker sob for home. Everything from the sesame-seed coated crusty loaves of bread to the protein-packed slabs of cured Parma ham is either homemade onsite or imported direct from the source, which is why everything here just tastes so damn good.
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