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We came here on a weeknight and were pretty impressed by the couple running the place, who at the peak of the night was serving about 20 people in pretty good time. The food here is pretty decent. We waited about 15 minutes to get the food. We loved the all you can eat Korean sides. That was delicious. The food was also pretty good. We enjoyed the kimchi fried rice, the sweet noodles, the bbq galbi, and the soup. However, the kimchi fried rice was a little wet and a little too hot, since their kimchi is on the spicier side. The black bean noodles also didn't have much flavor. But overall, we thought that the food was pretty good and it's a nice restaurant that's fast casual. Still super impressed by the couple running the place -- getting the orders out timely for their bare operations.
The food is amazing! Everything taste so fresh and is piping hot. My favorite so far has been the kimchi stew and the glass noodle stir fry. All the side are amazing... i went twice and the first time they packaged pickled radish but when i went back a few weeks later they had their homemade pickled radish out and it was perfection. Highly recommend trying it. Both bulgogis were goood but I preferred the spicy version. It had the perfect amount of heat and more of a spice flavor. Service is great. Love that they play Kpop music. 10/10
This restaurant & market is definitely the most underrated restaurant in fresno if you ask me. The owners are the most kind and generous people who also make the best korean food offered in a fresno restaurant ! My grandmother and i frequent this restaurant every time I'm in town, and it is phenomenal every single time. Each meal comes with a variety of side and im an absolute fiend for the potatos and the peanuts ! The owner knows this about me and keeps them coming which i will forever appreciate her for ! Im a big fan of the mackeral and bulgogi dishes as entrees, and my grandmother loves their jajangmyeon and whole fish dish. You cant go wrong with anything you order here, they make their food filled with love and packed with flavor. Also they have ice creams in the market which we grab after every meal haha ! Overall, this a definitely a must try and im sure they'll keep you coming back for
Really close off the 41 freeway and plenty of parking. I ordered the kalbi beef with steamed rice and side dishes. It took over 30 minutes as there are 3-4 people working. As I waited, I browsed the grocery store. Lots of dry ramen options, sauces, rice paper, cookies and ice cream. The food that came out looked delicious and smelled so good. It is worth the wait! The kalbi beef was perfectly flavored and grilled. There are fatty parts, which is normal and no big deal. The kimchee and pickled radish were delicious and not spicy. I ate everything - so delicious! Will definitely return and absolutely recommend! They also accept credit cards.
First time here... tasting food and side dishes all you can eat for dining. Definitely be back
The food tasted pretty authentic. The Pork Back Bone Stew (#19) was my husband's favorite. The Spicy Beef Soup (#11) has a unique taste of fern so if you're not familiar with it you might not like it that much. The Combination (#6) BBQ plate was good, you'll like it if you like sweet and salty meat, but I kind of think it's overpriced for its' portion. The place is a little run down and old. When my husband and I went in it took awhile for them to give us a menu. You get your own sides, which is unlimited if you dine in. They also took awhile to ring us up.
I've eaten here two separate times & both times I left with a full belly but still had leftovers. I went while it was slightly busy, but I didn't have to wait too long and the owners seemed very friendly. * Bulgogi (favorite) - very flavorful and tender * Fried dumpling - good for the amount and price, would get again * Spicy rice cakes - very filling, wish they had an option to add cheese but also good by itself!
The family and I went to check this place out last weekend and we loved it ! The market itself is small but has great little items from fresh kimchi, nori, and ramen packs.This place is what we would call a whole in the wall and those can be some of the best places. Fresno lacks Korean food for sure and we were so excited to try their food.Cause this place is also a little restaurant, half market and half restaurant. They have just a few tables and it's a husband and wife that work their. Food isn't super fast to come out but I was totally ok with that. I was excited to try the banchan offerings and they were yummy, not disappointed at all. We decided to try the spicy rice cakes $10.99, 5/5we really enjoyed these! I felt the spice was good and it had some sweetness but not too much. Had to try the kimchi fried rice $12.99, 4/5, it can be a little oily but it was good and I gave it a 4 cause I think it would have been great if the egg on top had a runny yolk but unfortunately it was a little over cooked. We also got the black bean sauce noodles $12.99, 4/5 . This was good and the kids really enjoyed it! Can't wait to come back for more!! Totally a hidden little gem in Fresno
3+ On the sweet side. The gentleman was very nice. I like their food selection. Authentic. Reminds me of street eats, but you can dine in. Orders came out fast, but we were the only ones there. This place is behind the motel. It is kinda hidden, but have plenty of parking. You will probably notice the market first. Once you see that, then you can make the connection.
11/14/25 This rainy day calls for soup. I called and ordered tofu vegetable soup. The worker was kind and said it would be ready in 20 min. Arrived. Greeted! Very kind workers!! They have an assortment of freshly made foods to pick up. Seafood pancakes, Kimchi cakes, sushi, etc. They have a lot of grocery items to pick from too! They have tasty frozen desserts also! Bought frozen matcha Taiyaki for dinner! Yummy! Checked out and the worker was Great! Happy to bag it for me. I paid for it and she wished me a good day! Appreciated!! Lunchtime! Tofu vegetable soup was Spicy & REALLY DELICIOUS! They give you A LOT of tofu too! Just GREAT!! Lots of leftovers!! Great service! GREAT tofu vegetable soup on this rainy day! Dinner looks GREAT too!! Highly recommended!! read more
You know, coming from years of LA Korean food and then Bay Area Korean food, the Korean food you get from Korea Mart just doesn't hit. What I mean is that there is something about the Korean food made here that just tastes a bit different than what you'd otherwise get or expect from a more traditional and authentic Korean restaurant. That said, Korea Mart seemed to start off as a Korean mini market, with a small focus on prepared meals. That may have gained some popularity and the owner decided to shift their focus more towards the prepared food and less on the mini mart. The problem is that the prepared food, while focuses on traditional dishes, just doesn't taste traditional. There is something off about the dishes. For example, the Jajamyun's vegetables were very off. It lacked zucchini and the cabbage wasn't enough. The kicker is that the onions weren't even diced. The onions were in big chunks-which actually works sometimes, but made the dish feel lazily and hastily put together. Then, the tubboki was too saucy. Flavor wasn't too bad, but was too saucy. Finally, they refuse to give you an itemized receipt until you finalize payment with a tip? They charge $2 for rice when they don't advertise it anywhere and they ask how many you want without telling you, and rice isn't an extra charge in most Korean restaurants. Just overall pretty disappointed. But then again, Korean restaurant in Fresno was probably a "my bad" decision. Oh well. As for ambiance. It felt like you were eating in the back of a mini mart. Super dark from the outside gave it a weird vibe. read more
1 year ago
Went on a sunday, wasn't busy and staff is sweet. Love that they have a bar for sides, i especially like the kimichi and beansprouts. The place is in a small korean mart and they are mainly known for their food. Side Dishes: - Korean Potatos (sweet, would say good for american taste buds) - Fishcake (ate it with our spicy ricecakes) - Beansprouts (love the flavor and has lots of sesame oil) - Kimichi (not too fermented, was very refreshing) - Pickled Radish (sweet and very pickled, has a good pepper flavor) For main dishes we got: - Spicy rice cakes: very sweet and slightly spicy has a slight smoked flavor! - Spicy beef noodles: love that its served in a hot bowl, keeps my soup xtra hot which i love, noodles and veggies were delicious, broth isn't too rich so it is refreshing and light. - Sweet and Sour Pork: small portion but very crispy and the sauce is perfect! Just the right amount of sweet and tangy vinegar taste. They also give free side of rice for each person! read more
We came here on a weeknight and were pretty impressed by the couple running the place, who at the peak of the night was serving about 20 people in pretty good time. The food here is pretty decent. We waited about 15 minutes to get the food. We loved the all you can eat Korean sides. That was delicious. The food was also pretty good. We enjoyed the kimchi fried rice, the sweet noodles, the bbq galbi, and the soup. However, the kimchi fried rice was a little wet and a little too hot, since their kimchi is on the spicier side. The black bean noodles also didn't have much flavor. But overall, we thought that the food was pretty good and it's a nice restaurant that's fast casual. Still super impressed by the couple running the place -- getting the orders out timely for their bare operations. read more
6 months ago
3 years ago
The food is amazing! Everything taste so fresh and is piping hot. My favorite so far has been the kimchi stew and the glass noodle stir fry. All the side are amazing... i went twice and the first time they packaged pickled radish but when i went back a few weeks later they had their homemade pickled radish out and it was perfection. Highly recommend trying it. Both bulgogis were goood but I preferred the spicy version. It had the perfect amount of heat and more of a spice flavor. Service is great. Love that they play Kpop music. 10/10 read more
This restaurant & market is definitely the most underrated restaurant in fresno if you ask me. The owners are the most kind and generous people who also make the best korean food offered in a fresno restaurant ! My grandmother and i frequent this restaurant every time I'm in town, and it is phenomenal every single time. Each meal comes with a variety of side and im an absolute fiend for the potatos and the peanuts ! The owner knows this about me and keeps them coming which i will forever appreciate her for ! Im a big fan of the mackeral and bulgogi dishes as entrees, and my grandmother loves their jajangmyeon and whole fish dish. You cant go wrong with anything you order here, they make their food filled with love and packed with flavor. Also they have ice creams in the market which we grab after every meal haha ! Overall, this a definitely a must try and im sure they'll keep you coming back for read more
2 years ago
Really close off the 41 freeway and plenty of parking. I ordered the kalbi beef with steamed rice and side dishes. It took over 30 minutes as there are 3-4 people working. As I waited, I browsed the grocery store. Lots of dry ramen options, sauces, rice paper, cookies and ice cream. The food that came out looked delicious and smelled so good. It is worth the wait! The kalbi beef was perfectly flavored and grilled. There are fatty parts, which is normal and no big deal. The kimchee and pickled radish were delicious and not spicy. I ate everything - so delicious! Will definitely return and absolutely recommend! They also accept credit cards. read more
2 years ago
First time here... tasting food and side dishes all you can eat for dining. Definitely be back read more
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3 years ago
The food tasted pretty authentic. The Pork Back Bone Stew (#19) was my husband's favorite. The Spicy Beef Soup (#11) has a unique taste of fern so if you're not familiar with it you might not like it that much. The Combination (#6) BBQ plate was good, you'll like it if you like sweet and salty meat, but I kind of think it's overpriced for its' portion. The place is a little run down and old. When my husband and I went in it took awhile for them to give us a menu. You get your own sides, which is unlimited if you dine in. They also took awhile to ring us up. read more
10 months ago
3 years ago
I've eaten here two separate times & both times I left with a full belly but still had leftovers. I went while it was slightly busy, but I didn't have to wait too long and the owners seemed very friendly. * Bulgogi (favorite) - very flavorful and tender * Fried dumpling - good for the amount and price, would get again * Spicy rice cakes - very filling, wish they had an option to add cheese but also good by itself! read more
2 years ago
1 year ago
The family and I went to check this place out last weekend and we loved it ! The market itself is small but has great little items from fresh kimchi, nori, and ramen packs.This place is what we would call a whole in the wall and those can be some of the best places. Fresno lacks Korean food for sure and we were so excited to try their food.Cause this place is also a little restaurant, half market and half restaurant. They have just a few tables and it's a husband and wife that work their. Food isn't super fast to come out but I was totally ok with that. I was excited to try the banchan offerings and they were yummy, not disappointed at all. We decided to try the spicy rice cakes $10.99, 5/5we really enjoyed these! I felt the spice was good and it had some sweetness but not too much. Had to try the kimchi fried rice $12.99, 4/5, it can be a little oily but it was good and I gave it a 4 cause I think it would have been great if the egg on top had a runny yolk but unfortunately it was a little over cooked. We also got the black bean sauce noodles $12.99, 4/5 . This was good and the kids really enjoyed it! Can't wait to come back for more!! Totally a hidden little gem in Fresno read more
3+ On the sweet side. The gentleman was very nice. I like their food selection. Authentic. Reminds me of street eats, but you can dine in. Orders came out fast, but we were the only ones there. This place is behind the motel. It is kinda hidden, but have plenty of parking. You will probably notice the market first. Once you see that, then you can make the connection. read more
3 years ago
First time at Fresno, I came across this place after searching for places to eat and I'm happy I decided to come here! The initial pictures that I assume were from the business owners, I knew this place was going to be a mom and dad restaurant and sure enough it is! I LOVE mom and dad restaurants, and everything they serve they made themselves. From their sides to their main dishes. I'd like to add their side dishes are self serve all you can eat for dine in! The service was very quick. There's pictures on the wall of the dishes they serve. If I wasn't on a budget I would definitely gotten more food. I actually live in the Bay Area and if I'm ever back in town. I would come back for sure! I got their black bean noodle dish and it was amazing :) read more
2 years ago
This restaurant / store has 2 yelp pages... 1 for just the restaurant (it's 4.5 stars) and this which is for their market and restaurant! I was asked what my favorite local restaurant in town was.... I immediately said " Asiana Food & Market". For MANY reasons! I will list them all here. Sorry in advance it will be long! Lol pre warning ;-) OWNERS/ CUSTOMER SERVICE First and foremost- this owner duo is AMAZIN!!! I just love & adore them! I've never seen such a HARD WORKING COUPLE, who do everything to make sure food is superb & customer service is excellent!!! They are a total GOOD VIBE couple & they are SO CUTE! They also are the only KOREAN owned KOREAN restaurant here. So they KNOW what the food should taste like, and they make it GOOD! Support small mom & pop stores, especially when the owners are a two man team, and work tirelessly to make sure we are taken care of!!! LOCATION it is a little hard to find. It's on a little street east of blackstone & in between Herndon & Sierra... Behind Jack in the box. Also, it really is a lil hole in the wall, but isn't that where food is usually the BEST?!!! ;-) My son & I have eaten there a couple of times, however, most of our orders here are to go orders! We love to eat our food at home! :) SPEAK UP ;) They have a variety of dishes & the husband is the chef! He is very talented & has a gift for Korean food! I thought that coming from LA I wouldn't find good Korean food here, but I was WRONG! Lol *NOTE: if u order something & the next time you need it spicier/less spicy, more sweet or salty, or whatever else notes u have for them... PLEASE TELL THEM!!! No need to eat what you won't FULLY enjoy! They will cook & adjust it according to your wants, so just ask! I always have special orders for all of our dishes/ orders lol! Also, don't feel you're asking a lot, Koreans like it when you are vocal and eat how you like it, rather than just eat it, whatever way they serve it! :) MARKET This restaurant also has a mini Korean store inside. It's half and half. It's cute because when you are waiting for your to go order you can browse the aisles of the market! U can purchase & take home some dessert! You can either get some Korean ice cream, or their cookies ~ which are really good! (Unlike the pastries, which some think aren't sweet enough... their cookies are all usually good!) DISHES The SPICY BBQ PORK (see picture) This is my son's FAVORITE! I love it too! (Has a lil sweetness to it! You can ask for it to be more or less sweet & you can ask for the dish to be less spicy too) COLD SPICY NOODLES My favorite dish to order! I add extra sugar to it, it comes sweet and spicy, but I just eat EVERYTHING extra sweet lol. Make sure u ask them to cut the noodles before you dive in to eat! ;) JIGAES (soups) They are really flavorful and well made here! Short rib soup, tofu soup, kimchi soup etc! TTEOBUKKI (rice cake smothered in a chilli paste mix, cooked on a fry pan... the ultimate Korean street food) This dish I know has been really popular all around You can order this, or if you look at my pics you will see they sell an INSTANT TTEOKBUKI (like the ramens) in their market section. I haven't tasted it, but I'm sure the restaurant one is much better lol. I really can go on with all the dishes but anyone can ask me directly if you have questions ;-) MARKET GOODS They sell jarred KIMCHI! Dried SEAWEED (I'll give u a kick butt seaweed soup recipe! Yum!) KOCHUJANG (hot chilli paste) to cook your soups (I'll give u recipes lol) I'm promising a lot huh?! Lol All the different types of BATTER to make TEMPURA & other fried recipes! All types of RAMEN! (See if you can handle the really spicy ones lol) I didn't rate each dish here because I would of rated every dish 5 STARS! If you haven't given this spot a try, I would definitely at least try it once! You never know... you just might have found your GO TO PLACE!!! ;-) Hope this review, and the pics were helpful! read more
This is a nice little mom and pop spot -- and literally, it seems to just be a husband and wife duo working behind the counter. I've been in twice now, once for a sit-down meal with my husband and again to get some quick takeout and a couple of grocery items. It can be a little slow since there are just two of them working, so don't go in hangry. I've tried the spicy rice cakes, seafood pancake, and kimchi fried rice. They always bring out some banchan, and put some on the side with takeout dishes, which I know is pretty standard but it's still a nice touch. I really like the fish cake banchan they serve. The seafood pancake was pretty good, but definitely a greasy dish. The kimchi fried rice was on the oily side that day too. I love the spicy rice cakes, though. They're super chewy and the sauce is sweet and spicy -- not super spicy to start but it keeps building as you go. Yesterday I went in just to get some spicy rice cakes to go, because I was craving them. I also picked up a couple of shelf-stable quick meals for lunches. I grabbed a pack of ice cream sandwiches too - they were pretty good, something different to try. If you like ice cream they have quite a few frozen treats, and a few shelf stable ones but they're mostly savory. It isn't fancy but it's a good spot to get some food and international groceries. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
I am new to the area, and was missing my family's home cooked Korean food. I found this authentic Korean restaurant located inside a small Korean market, and was not disappointed! I ordered the soft tofu soup, spicy pork bulgogi, and it came with rice and Banchan (included side dishes) of cabbage kimchi, cucumber kimchi and seasoned bean sprouts. My food was made fresh, had authentic taste and good portions. It was enough for two big meals for myself. I can't wait to go back and try other dishes. The owners were very friendly and provided great service. Highly recommend if you like authentic Korean cuisine! read more
4 years ago
This location has a grocery store and restaurant inside, for this review I'm writing specifically about the restaurant. I arrived here on a weekday an hour or two past noon, and it wasn't too busy. My SO and I seated ourselves, and promptly was served with glasses of water. My SO ordered the Spicy Pork, and I ordered the Black Bean Noodles. The portion size for the noodles is huge, and worth the cost. The proteins I noticed were a bit pricy, for their portion size, but the taste makes up for it tremendously. Their banchan is a bit minimum, serving: Kimchi, Fish cakes (not fermented), fermented spicy potatoes, and fermented spicy beansprouts. Although only 4 side dishes, they were plentiful compared to restaurants I ate in the past. Overall 5/5, and I would highly recommend it to anyone! read more
3 years ago
1 year ago
This is the only Korean food around that I know that's in Fresno. I've been coming here for years. I grabbed a takeout this evening. I am very disappointed. I am posting photos. I ordered bibimbop, pull Kogi, and kimchi Jjigae. I $64 with tip take out and usually the food is good. I've been always concerned with the takeout is a little bit smaller portion. But the meat in the kimchi jjigae and the korean barbecue is all fat. In both. I'm not sure how I'm going to eat it. I'm going to refrigerate and potentially take at least the Korean barbecue back. Don't know if I can do that. This is not edible. Even the bibimbop is a smaller portion that I would like. Just very disappointed this time. People have many options to go out to eat. I choose Korean most of the time but not when I pay $65 for beef or pork that didn't cook away. There's no meat. Posting photos. Not many Korean alternatives in Fresno. If you are paying the money, restaurants need to give at least to you what is listed on the menu. Being a meat dish and not all fat. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
This is a mom and pop food market with an attached restaurant on the side. We didn't explore the market portion so the review is based solely on the restaurant and food. We walked in and on the left was the restaurant portion. We were greeted right away and told to sit anywhere. The other tables were occupied or had dishes from previous diners, so we sat at the only table semi-clean. There were only 2 people working (cook and server), who were probably the owners. Looking at the other tables, they probably had a lunch rush and was pretty busy. Everytime the server had a minute to clean a table, she had to take orders, seat incoming guests or serve food. There was a steady flow of people coming in and out. Kpop music videos were playing in the background, not overly loud though. There are about 7-8 tables only so it's a very small space. My husband and I ordered 4 dishes just to try a little variety since it was our first time here. The complimentary banchan consists of spicy potatoes, kimchi, fish cake and cucumber kimchi. They weren't the best I've had... it was just ok. The potatoes were a little mushy. The kimchi was good. The fishcakes were, well fishcakes. The cucumbers was a little soft and felt a little aged. It didnt have any crunch to it. Our 4 dishes were tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), combo kbbq, ojingeo bokkeum (spicy squid stirfry) and naengmyeon (cold noodle soup). The tteokbokki didn't have an egg and was on the sweeter side. It was very basic. I can see why people like it. The combination kbbq plate had chicken, bulgogi (marinated beef) and galbi (short ribs). It was our least favorite dish because it was pretty plain and a little dry. Couldn't taste much of the marinade so we dipped it in the tteokbokki sauce. The spicy squid stirfry was our favorite! It was flavorful and was about standard portion and priced. We both agreed that this was one of the better versions that we had of this dish surprisingly. I expected more for the naengmyeon but it was a little plain. This was probably my 2nd favorite. I had to eat it with the kimchi for it to taste better. Overall, if I'm craving for Korean food that I don't want to cook myself, this place would suffice. I do want to come back and try their other dishes because it may be better. read more
2 years ago
We loved the pork bone soup (soup base was so good, a little spicy and came out hot, yummy pork bone and perfect with rice!), bulgogi (yummy marinated with onion), galbi (short ribs, so flavorful and perfect sweetness), tteobokki (spicy rice cake just like in the k-drama (stab with your fork or chopstick and you're in business--sooo good), and the all you can eat banchan (sides). We loved all these delicious dishes and we highly recommend. It was like a kdrama fans dream come true experience to eat these foods. I also ordered the jjajjangmyeon (black bean noodles) but was disappointed, it a bit flavorless and almost no pork in there. I've seen this dish so many times in the kdramas but didn't feel like it hit the spot. I'll try it again elsewhere. The kimchi fried rice was good flavor but a bit of a wetter texture than other places I've had it. The service took about 15-20 mins to receive the food. The tables were pretty tightly packed in to fit in more, wide enough to get a wheelchair around. I loved the K-pop videos in the background to add to the ambiance. There's also a small Korean mart right inside for your quick ramyeon fixes later on. I definitely recommend any kdrama fans to stop by! read more
5 years ago
Excellent selection and food. Very good. Great alternative to the usual food. Closed on Monday read more
4 years ago
Service was great and food was fresh and delicious kimchi was spicy but honestly best kimchi I've ever had I love the side bar with the kimchi, potatoes, and the bean sprouts the environment was quite and place was nice and clean . Definitely would recommend . read more
6 years ago
Don't have much to say other than it was the best korean food I've ever had! If you're not getting the kimchi jjigae and the galbi you're doing it wrong. Best items on the menu. 100 out of 10 read more
4 years ago
Really good beef bulgogi and the sides that come with it. Didn't know that there would be sides that come with it which is cool. Everything was awesome. My friend got the spicy bulgogi and it was damn spicy so just know what you're getting into. read more
Wow, this place is sooooooo good. I wasn't expecting much but wow. I got the spicy bulgogi and the fried dumplings. The spicy bulgogi was the perfect level of spice, little tingles on my lips, little runny nose. Perfect level 5 spice. The bulgogi had onions, green onions, and jalapeños inside. It's a bit salty but with the rice it's perfect. It came with a side of kimchi, a potato salad spicy thing, and fish cake. All the sides were soooo tasty. But I was really impressed with the fish cake. So simple yet so delicious. The fried dumplings look so plain. But do not let looks fool you. That baby is packed full with flavor. I think it's made with pork, glass noodles, and cabbage. It comes with a dipping sauce too but honestly you don't need it. It was my first time here and it definitely won't be my last. I think I found another staple in my life. A place I didn't know I needed. Most definitely a must try. read more
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Can u guys make some cabbage and cucumber ban Chan again?
Can you get the food as take out or do you have to dine in?
Yes, you can order the food to go.
Do they carry samyang noodles and rice cakes?
They have rice cakes, not sure about samyang noodles.
M-Sa it is open at 10am, but Sunday it opens at 11?? When does the food come out on all days? Or does it vary?
ETA: closed on Mondays! I think it is available after it opens. There is not a menu you hold, rather…
What's in the tofu soup, besides tofu of course?
Soft tofu..beef..green onion...zucchini...bean sprout (I think)...egg on the side to crack in..
No Hmart close by where I get my kimchi good deals. How are the kimchi prices here?
I don't know how much it is at Asiana. I usually just eat the kimchi they give you in the styrofoam container as pan-chan.…
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