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Azuma in Fort Lee, NJ

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Azuma, located on Main Street in Fort Lee, has been serving high-quality Japanese cuisine since 2008. This sushi restaurant is known for its fresh ingredients, particularly its signature rolls and sashimi. With a modern and elegant ambiance, it serves as a great spot for both casual lunches and special dinners. Patrons appreciate the attentive service and the extensive menu that features traditional Japanese dishes alongside contemporary options.

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The video starts with a close-up of a bowl of udon noodles in broth with green onions and mushrooms. It then pans across a menu showcasing various noodle dishes, including shrimp tempura udon and beef curry udon, as well as other Japanese cuisine options like fried chicken katsu donburi and deep-fried fish cake. The video concludes with a focus on winter specials, such as tonkotsu nabeyaki udon and sukiyaki nabeyaki udon, each priced at $14.25.

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