Hands down my favorite Italian restaurant in Ginza, perhaps in Tokyo. Great for lunch or dinner. Lunch pasta sets include a salad and drink. supersize for an extra 100 yen by saying "O-MO-RI" extra big size "KU-DA-SAI" please. And if you like it a little spicy ask for Hot Chili Oil (spicy olive oil) by saying "HOT CHI-LI OIL" + "KU-DA-SAI" please. Dinner is fantastic too with family or friends and share both pastas and thin-crust pizzas. Enjoy...!

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A bit far from Yurakucho but close to Higashi-Ginza, trying to find a good Pizza place around Ginza area and found this place. Very standard Italian trattoria, serving rather Home Italian food than anything special, but food was good. Lunch menue is very good price considering the area, Pizza or pasta coming with small salada and drink and around 1500JPY. They do the pizza from proper oven. If you want reasonable quick lunch, here could be a place.

The charming, old-school feel of the restaurant, noticeable even from the street-level sign featuring the Italian flag, was promising a cozy retreat. I had the set lunch which started with a fresh green salad. The vegetables were crisp, vibrant, and lightly dressed. For the main course, I chose the Spaghetti with Garlic and Chili Oil. The presentation was rustic and appetizing, with perfectly cooked spaghetti glistening in a light sauce, topped generously with slices of bacon and thinly sliced garlic and fresh parsley. The flavor was excellent: a simple yet robust dish where the salty richness of the bacon was beautifully balanced by the pungent warmth of the garlic and the kick of chili oil. The pasta itself was cooked al dente and soaked up the flavorful oil wonderfully. The meal concluded with a cup of hot coffee, alongside a small, pleasant bite of dessert😍

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The uni pasta is not fresh and taste super awful, when I checked with the waiter. He insisted the dishes cannot be returned or re made. I was asked to pay for a rotten uni pasta dish and bad attitude. It’s such a terrible disgusting experience and they insist the food is fresh. No, it’s definitely not fresh. Japanese uni usually tastes great, this is an exception.

The pizza deal is good value. House salad, soup, drink and pizza for ¥1500. The house salad had a really good dressing on it and pizza had good flavour. Staff were lovely too and minimal wait time.