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Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Arakawa including Cave Kakureya Kita Senjuu, Yadorigi Cafe & Restaurant, Cave Kakureya Kita Senjuu, Trattoria Dai Paesani, Uenoseiyoken, Cave Kakureya Kita Senjuu, K'shiki, Pizzeria Santa Fe
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8. Pizzeria Santa Fe
Special Stone oven pizza A lot of tasty menu Over 100 drinks menu NO PORK, Halul foods
Reviewed By GloriousVagabond
Situated just beneath a travelers hostel, this cute wood and stucco designed pizzeria is the perfect spot for a chill, quick, and tasty bite to eat. The operators are friendly and extremely helpful. There is ground floor and mezzanine level seating. The upstairs bright color scheme and art are a bit of a juxtaposition from the standard Italian look and feel but nice to look at. The menu includes a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Itâs easy enough to navigate the food items as a vegetarian but vegans and gluten free beware! All in all itâs a lovely spot with great service and I would visit it again!Update: overcharged by 120 yen per menu pricing also the menu states âchilli beansâ which sounded vegetarian but actually has some kind of unknown meat inside. The free drink with review only applies if you purchase a drink already. Kind of misleading.
7. K'shiki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Kâshiki brings bold Italian flavours to the heart of Tokyo. Situated on the 38th floor with a panoramic view of the city skyline and Mt Fuji, Kâshiki offers delectable all-day comfort food for the urban gourmand. Start the day with a delicious breakfast f
Reviewed By Sarah N
Pay for the location and view. Nice to sit and have a cup of tea when the sun sets. Best value for money is a pot of tea. About 1600 yen plus 18 % taxes/charges on top. Get 3 - 4 cups out of the tea pot. One pot per person. Wouldn't worry about ordering food.Dear YamuramachiThank you for taking the time to share your review following your dining experience at K'shiki.We look forward to the pleasure of welcoming you back to the hotel for another memorable experience.Yours sincerely,Social Media CommunicationsMandarin Oriental, Tokyo
6. Cave Kakureya Kita Senjuu
Overall Ratings
3 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By masayu777
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5. Uenoseiyoken
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By shinobu
I was coming February 9, 2014. "Ueno Seiyoken" is a restaurant with a history of its founding in 1876.There is a "hashed rice" dishes I want to recommend in particular. This dish is made with the same recipe since its inception. The price of "Hayashi Rice" In 1,360 yen, salad comes with. You can feel the history. Bright store. You can see the Shinobazunoike from the windows. I want to eat again by all means.There are two shops in the building of "Ueno Seiyoken". "Caferant Le Landaulet " & "GRILL FUKUSHIMA".I took advantage of "Caferant Le Landaulet".
4. Trattoria Dai Paesani
Overall Ratings
5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By pennez1
We went there because of high TA ratings-which I cannot understand. My spaghetti with olives and capers was very good-sauce was tasty and pasta cooked just right. Husband had lasagna which was quite small with nothing else alongside. He said it was just ok. The restaurant is small with what looked like just the owner and assistant taking and delivering orders. No bread was offered.I wouldnât say this was the best Italian I ever had but at least my pasta was very good. Be aware portions are not large and small tables are very close together.
3. Cave Kakureya Kita Senjuu
Overall Ratings
3 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By masayu777
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2. Yadorigi Cafe & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Ellen W
We stumbled upon this off-the-beaten-path cat cafe while exploring the Yanaka section of Tokyo. Inside is a study in Japanese organic minimalist decor with mellow cats as an added attraction. They wander freely among guests and on the overhead cat walk. Service by the Italian (surprise!) owner is warm and prompt. Food is good but pricey for what you get. We had iced matcha (green tea with milk) - delicious - with a couple of small snack plates (focaccia and pickled vegetables). Recorded smooth jazz added to the laid back atmosphere. This was a welcome change on a warm afternoon from the crushing crowds of the neighborhood by our hotel.
1. Cave Kakureya Kita Senjuu
Overall Ratings
3 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By masayu777
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