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進階版日本鲷魚燒，冷熱交融的極致體驗

鲷鱼烧可爱的外型总是让人爱不释口，如今，鲷鱼烧除了现烤品尝其外酥内软的口感之外，来自日本横滨的鲷.百汇，在创意可爱的鲷鱼烧大开口上，放上北海道双泣淋、蜂巢、新鲜草莓、新鲜香蕉片、蓝莓、红豆馅等不同食材，进化版鲷鱼烧带来多层次口感，让人不流口水都难。

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