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Nakato celebrates senior citizen with free dinner next week

People 65 years and older will receive a free dinner at Nakato Japanese Restaurant Monday, Sept. 17.
People 65 years and older will receive a free dinner at Nakato Japanese Restaurant Monday, Sept. 17.
By Carolyn Desalu
Sept 14, 2018

Aging has benefits.

Nakato Japanese Restaurant is bringing the Japanese tradition of celebrating seniors to Atlanta by providing a complimentary dinner for everyone 65 years of age and older Sept. 17. To cash in on this offer, guests will need to show a valid form of identification. Additionally, there is a $25 maximum per person and a two-person limit per table.

1776 Cheshire Bridge Road NE, Atlanta. 404-873-6582, nakatorestaurant.com.

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