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Best Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Italian food in Koganei. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Italian restaurants near you. including Restaurant Filly, Saizeriya Musashi Koganei South Entrance, Fresh noodle studio Kamakura Pasta Aquwell Mall Musashi Koganei, Ristorante Osawa, Trattoria Carrera, Campanella, Sirena
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7. Sirena
6. Campanella
Reviewed By manaike
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5. Trattoria Carrera
Reviewed By anesa09
This trattoria is about 6 to 7 minutes walk from Kokubunji station, and itâs entrance is quite unassuming, but I think this is the best Italian restaurant in Kokubunji. Iâve eaten lunch and dinner there. The menu is extensive (but most of the stuff is on the blackboard in Japanese) and the portions generous. The vegetables are also very nice as I believe most are locally sourced. The lasagna using homemade pasta is to die for but so are the appetisers of sardines, terrines, veggies. The desserts are on display and they have many cakes to choose from. Itâs always very difficult to make up my mind. Lunch consists of a salad, main dish and a dessert (you cannot choose if you eat the lunch set menu but if there are several people in the group they usually give several types of cakes) and coffee/tea for 1,500 to 1,600 yen (plus tax). Our dinners (two antipasti, one pasta, one main, two desserts and house wine) will be approx. 10,000 to 12,000 yen for two. Highly recommended. Theyâre currently closed for dinner on certain days during the week so Iâd recommend to call ahead.
4. Ristorante Osawa
Reviewed By caroTokyo
My husband and I go here once a year for Valentine's Day and they always remember us and thank me for our patronage when I call to make the reservation. I give Ristorante Osawa my highest recommendation for a delicious and romantic evening. It never lets us down! The setting is a lovely, old wooden house with a large cement kura (safe house) closest to the road (that and the Italian flag are your landmarks) and a pretty Japanese garden between the two buildings. There is plenty of parking and it's close to the road, but you don't see the road from the dining room. The entire wall of the dining room is glassed and faces the garden. The food is all fresh and locally sourced and the waiter explains the source of the key ingredients as he serves each course. As for the menu: the drinks menu contains several non-alcoholic options, including beer, wine, and cocktails, which I think is unusual for Japan. We always get the house red wine (800 yen per glass) and it never disappoints. This is not your usual house plonk. The wine has been different each time we've gone, but it's always a good, quality, Italian wine. Their buyer or sommelier seems to know what he's doing. From the food menu, we always get the "Cena" course which is about 7,000 yen per person and consists of: amuse bouche, breads, appetizer, a pasta dish, fish or meat, dessert, and coffee (even decaf!) or tea and biscuit cookies. You select the items of your liking off the menu for all courses, except the amuse bouche which is determined by the chef. The menu is in Japanese and Italian but the wait staff speaks some English, if you need help. On our recent visit, I got the bagna cauda, gnocchi, fish, and chocolate tarte. My husband got the pate', spicy basil fettuccine, duck, and a strawberry/pastry/ice cream choux creme. It's a big meal, even by Western standards, and I was quite stuffed at the end. Even their coffee and decaf are so perfect and rich and delicious. I can't figure out how they make it so good, and it's just coffee! The food truly is top notch: both the preparation and their presentation. In my opinion, it's some of the best food I've ever eaten! The wait staff is on top of things and they pace the meal perfectly, which is unusual here in the Japan. They give you time between courses, do not rush you, and everyone in the party gets their food at the same time -- even the big parties, we've noticed - and that, too, is unusual in Japan! The servers are well trained in how to present food and place the plates, and how to lay utensils mid-service, and they refill your water discreetly, without being asked. It all adds up to a truly, wonderful, relaxing, pleasant, and special dining experience. A "Cena" course meal for two takes two hours, so allow yourself time to enjoy the experience and don't try to get out for a movie or something else afterwards! Please know, though, that the restaurant does not feel pretentious, snobby, or too fancy. It just comes across as good! You will feel fine wearing smart casual clothing, but you will also see people in suits after work and some ladies in dresses. I wear a nicer work skirt and sweater and my husband usually wears khakis and a button-front shirt. I've seen guys in jeans and tee shirts there, but I think a nicer shirt is in order, even if not required. We love this restaurant so much, we want the owners and staff to know how much we appreciate the treasure they've created!
3. Fresh noodle studio Kamakura Pasta Aquwell Mall Musashi Koganei
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By ToruO
They serve Japanese style spaghetti ( using nori, ikura, etc) and traditional ones. I ordered a salad a bread for 300 yen extra. The bread was warm and soft and something you should definitely try. The prices are a bit high for a lunch but worth it.
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2. Saizeriya Musashi Koganei South Entrance
Overall Ratings
3 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By arakimi
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1. Restaurant Filly
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
restaurant located in Hotel Continental Fuchu, offering authentic French / Italian and Chinese cuisine.
Reviewed By PeterCRTW
Came to stay here at Fuchu Continental Hotel , and used their restaurant Filly because I was too lazy to go out.The food was really good and the service was nice too, but it was a little bit pricy but acceptable though ! The hotel is quite close to the horse race, so if you like to gamble, you can stay here !I would definitely come back here again.
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