It is the quality of food and ingredients that sets Kazunori apart from the hundreds of other Japanese restaurants scattered around the city.
Tucked away in the midst of car horns and muddled pedestrians, along what is fast becoming the city’s most talked about food corridor, is Kazunori, a new Japanese restaurant with three distinct dining concepts. It houses a casual cafe in the front, ...
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