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Chiba Prefecture, Japan Food Guide: 7 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Sakura
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Sakura including Castello, Capricciosa Yukarigaoka, Trattoria la Capanna, Mon-Pet-Cua, Taverna da Ishii, La cucina del Covo, Saizeriya Aeon Town Yukarigaoka
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7. Saizeriya Aeon Town Yukarigaoka
Reviewed By Brad R
This place had such bad service today. We went there last week and ordered a dish. Came there today and said we couldn't have it. It was the same dish as before but yet we couldn't have it today. They didn't apologize all they said was we can't have it. Don't go there to eat. Terrible management and very rude!!!
6. La cucina del Covo
5. Taverna da Ishii
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By BoardingPass806008
酒々井にあるイタリアンですが特徴としては新鮮な野菜を食べることができるのが一番な店です。パスタもコシがあり美味しいですが野菜の美味しさを実感できるイタリアンです。
4. Mon-Pet-Cua
Reviewed By BoardingPass806008
こちらのイタリアンレストランはランチで利用しました。気軽に入れる雰囲気でした。クリーム系のパスタを食べました。コシのある麺とソースの絡みが良くランチだとリーズナブルで美味しかったです。
3. Trattoria la Capanna
Reviewed By MasamifromSydney
Love this restaurant. Every time we visit Japan, we come to this restaurant. Unfortunately they don't have English menu.
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2. Capricciosa Yukarigaoka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By cjkjoss
I've been to Capricciosa a number of times and when my parents visited from Europe they ate there almost every night. The food is simple Italian, pizza, pasta and the works at a very affordable price and a complimentary cup of coffee at the end. It's more of a family style restaurant, so there is a menu for children as well and a discount is offered if you present a movie ticket stub when you eat.
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1. Castello
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By Icarus3619
I really don't go here often enough. I first met the owner/chef many years ago when the restaurant was closer to the station. The present restaurant is a picture of elegance. Situated on a hill with beautiful gardens, you can dine outside if the weather if good. Food is excellent, wine selection also. Took some friends there visiting Tokyo, Singapore and Hong Kong and they were over the moon. Reservations essential, no English spoken (as far as I know) but the menu is in Italian and Japanese. Worth the experience. I heartily recommend this place. Access is by train to Keisei Usui Station and the taxi or 20 minute walk.
