Food & Drink | TOKYO FOOD FILE Jun 12, 2022
Atsuki Kuroda's new house blends style and taste
by Robbie Swinnerton
"No genre!" says chef Atsuki Kuroda of the stunning, satisfying menu at AC House.
Atsuki Kuroda's new house blends style and taste
"No genre!" says chef Atsuki Kuroda of the stunning, satisfying menu at AC House.
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