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Tiger Café
1-9-22 Higashi-sakura, Nagoya
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Cuisine | French | |
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Hours | Mon-Sat 11am-2:30am; Sun 11am-midnight | |
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Location | Higashi-ku, Sakae | |
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Transportation | Station: Sakae (6 min.); north of Oasis 21 on a side street, across from the NHK Building (both of which you can't miss) | |
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Phone | 052/971-1031 | |
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Prices | Main dishes ¥1,600-¥2,000 | |
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Credit Cards | Not accepted | |
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With its antique-looking advertisements for Pernod, tiled walls and floor, small tables, and rattan chairs facing the open facade, this coffee shop is the closest thing in Nagoya to a Parisian cafe. Stop for a drink, a snack of quiche, or dine on more substantial fare such as the fish or meat dish of the day and be glad you're not part of the traffic whizzing by.
A branch, with the same hours and menu, is at 1-8-26 Nishiki (tel. 052/220-0031; station: Fushimi), across from the Hilton Hotel and down a side street with a Starbucks on the corner.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
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