While searching for new experiences to try while on holiday in Tokyo, Japan recently, our writer stumbled upon an “all-you-can-drink sake buffet” promotion.
While searching for new experiences to try while on holiday in Tokyo, Japan recently, a friend had stumbled upon an “all-you-can-drink sake buffet” promotion on a popular online activities platform. It seemed like a really good deal so I signed up for it.
(There was also a “samurai and ninja experience” on offer but I figured you had to be pretty fit to do those...)
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Gallery: Sake buffet in Tokyo, Japan
While searching for new experiences to try while on holiday in Tokyo, Japan recently, our writer stumbled upon an “all-you-can-drink sake buffet” promotion.
These were some of writer's favourites.
If you need recommendations, feel free to ask the attendants. However, not everyone can speak English fluently, but they will still try their best to give you some suggestions. — Photos: MELODY L. GOH/The Star
This sparkling sake was not included in the fridge selection, as it was in limited quantity. The attendant offered one pour each to guests.
Fruity and sweet sakes.
The chiller lights are turned off at exactly 11pm every night. That signals the end of Kurand's business day.
You need to choose three sake cups to use throughout your drinking session.
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