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Where to eat Italian food in Tokyo: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Italian food in Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan. There are 23 districts in the center of Tokyo, and they have a huge variety of different characteristics. Ginza offers department stores and luxury boutiques, Shibuya and Harajuku are bustling with young people, Akihabara is the birth place of 'Otaku' culture and Asakusa features an old-style downtown atmosphere.
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1. 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.
2. We Are The Farm Shibuya
Natural food restaurant talking about in Shibuya! Stylish and fashionable space Organic vegetables raised in your own farm, you can eat delicious vegetables really There is also sticking meat dishes
Reviewed By VeroniqueDenHaag
When you leave the busy street of Shibuya, you will find this vegetabel loving restaurant. Donât be afraid if you love meat. Theyâve got something for every taste and it is delicious! We had to wait half an hour, as we didnât have a reservation, but it was worth the wait! The staff is very hospital and they show a lot of empathy. The cherry on the pie is the desert: go for the sweet potaty ice cream!
3. Elio Locanda Italiana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Reviewed By Danielle2374
Through an apparent miscommunication between our hotel and this restaurant, we were unable to get a table here. Then we were told by the owner that we werenât dressed appropriately...but that wasnât the reason we were refused service. If he hadnât said that, I wouldnât have been bothered. But because he mentioned it - it made me think that was the actual reason. Yes we were dressed like tourists who had been sightseeing all day - because we had been. But we had also traveled the trains for over 30 min to get there. It was terribly frustrating. The owner did make a reservation for us at his other restaurant and gave us a complimentary glass of champagne, which was nice. However the encounter left a bitter taste in my mouth.If you want to eat here, definitely make a reservation and dress for it.
4. 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
