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    <description>New York City&#039;s Japanese dining scene extends far beyond the white-tablecloth omakase counters and Michelin-starred kaiseki rooms that dominate headlines. Across all five boroughs, a thriving ecosystem of neighborhood ramen shops, family-run yakitori bars, and no-frills sushi counters offers remarkable quality at prices that invite return visits rather than special-occasion hesitation. This guide is for the New Yorker who wants to eat extraordinarily well without extraordinary expense.</description>
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