A hidden gem in Omotesando! First time in Tokyo (visiting from HK) and learned the hard way: book ahead!Wandering Omotesando, we stumbled on this spot via Google. At 18:40, they squeezed us in with a 1-hour table return and no mains (too time-intensive). We were happy to snack. Ordered gnocchi, lasagna, escargot, and red pepper cheese mousse—each dish was outstanding. The lasagna? Forget heavy American-style; this was light, refined, with a clever Japanese twist—perfect for sharing. The cheese mousse stole the show: silky, creamy, paired with a spicy raspberry sauce. Who knew they’d match so well? Cozy space, super warm staff (limited English but very kind). Highly recommend if you’re nearby—book ahead!

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Overall food is exceptionally good! Staff is friendly and nice. The only issue is the space is too small but well, you are here for the great food! Must order: Lasagna and honey and olive oil pudding which is part of lunch set.

Got their at around 11:15 on a Saturday and got in as a first group for lunch. There were about 4-5 groups waiting in line after us. Their lasagna is good but I’ve had better. I think it’s a bit overrated to be honest. It’s definitely delicious but it only has 1 or 2 layers of pasta that it’s not really satisfying. Service is okay. I would love to go back for dinner to try other things though.

Not bad. Lasagne was a little watery. Friendly service and nice venue though. If you want to see more photos and tips, feel free to check out my Instagram → @6yearsinjapan

Tiny shop located close to exit A3 of Omotesando station, serving Italian cuisine. Pricing is relatively inexpensive, considering it's located in the Omotesando/ Aoyama area.

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