NANBANTEI OF TOKYO SPREADS JAPANESE YAKITORI SPIRIT IN ALABANG TOWN CENTER
The Japanese word Nanban means “foreigner” and Tei means rest house or teahouse. So when put together, Nanbantei means a place where guests can unwind…
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