Yayoi puts their set meals in an iPad menu, but that doesn't mean you won't be tempted to order more and more.
You must have left a couple of brain cells at home, because as soon as you sit down at the end of the banquet-style table of Yayoi, a new Japanese restaurant in SM Megamall, whose draw is teishoku-style dining coupled ...
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