Trattoria CarneSio is a casual Italian restaurant located in Lalaport Toyosu 3. It combines the concept of its sister restaurant Bistro Steak "CarneSio" with Trattoria Macco in Kanda. The lunch menu includes pasta lunches, main lunches (fish or meat dishes), lunch courses, and chef's special courses. Signature dishes include roast beef, pasta with special Wagyu meat sauce, spaghetti with sea urchin, salmon fry with dill mayonnaise sauce, and a bacon and avocado salad. All pasta lunches come with salad and all-you-can-eat popovers. Today, I had the "Variety Mushroom Cream Sauce Spaghetti" with a side of drink. The meal started with a fresh salad with French dressing and garlic dressing, along with a popover served with smoked whipped cream and maple syrup. The main dish was a creamy spaghetti with various mushrooms and bacon. The meal ended with an iced coffee. The staff at CarneSio are known for their exceptional hospitality, especially towards families with children. The company behind CarneSio, Seleson Corporation, originally started with a yakiniku and horumon restaurant called "Kochan" before expanding into Italian cuisine. They now operate multiple Trattoria and CarneSio locations, showcasing their passion for meat and hospitality.

This is an Italian restaurant with a casual atmosphere and not too high of a threshold to enter. Please note that they do not serve pizza. All the dishes are carefully made and very delicious. The popovers are all-you-can-eat. Be careful not to order too much as the portion size is quite generous.

I had been curious about Trattoria Carne Giò, so I went there with a friend. We arrived before 11:30 am on Saturday and the restaurant was not crowded. We ordered the Bacon and Asparagus Carbonara Salad with all-you-can-eat Popovers for around 1,800 yen. I have been to several restaurants in the Celsson group, and I was a bit hesitant to try the Popovers because the ones I had at Iidabashi about a year ago were not very good. However, the ones at this restaurant were delicious, just like the ones I had at Trattoria Gran Poca. The Carbonara was also very tasty. For this price, I was very satisfied. It was the first time in a while that I had such delicious Carbonara. By the time it was past 12 pm, there was a long line forming, and it seemed like they wanted us to finish quickly as they promptly took away everything except our drinks. There were many families with children. Overall, it's a reasonably priced restaurant located on the 1st floor of Lalaport 3-1.

After visiting Team Lab, I decided to have a late lunch at this highly rated restaurant in Toyosu. Despite it being a Saturday, I arrived at 2:30 pm and didn't have to wait long to be seated. I asked for recommendations and ended up ordering the Carne Giò special meat sauce spaghetti lunch set along with a Tokyo craft beer. I love ale beer and the way it was poured was artistic, making it delicious without a doubt. The popover with whipped butter and maple syrup was a delightful treat, especially when dipped and savored. I tried both salad dressings, but personally preferred the red one. The main dish, the meat sauce spaghetti, was amazing with chunky pieces of meat that paired perfectly with the chewy pasta. It was so delicious that I ended up having two craft beers. The staff was also fantastic, making this restaurant highly recommended. I look forward to trying the roast beef on my next visit.

We ordered two appetizers and two pasta dishes for two people. The food and drinks were all delicious, and we were satisfied with the complimentary popovers. The standout dish was the pasta with plenty of cheese and pepper on thick noodles, which I highly recommend for cheese lovers. The prices seemed a bit high, but considering the location, it's reasonable. Having a glass of wine with dinner seems just right here.

The food is still delicious as always ☺️ The pasta is great, and the all-you-can-eat pop-up is a nice bonus! They may look big, but there's a lot of air inside so you end up eating a lot. They go perfectly with the butter whip ☺️ I went with a colleague and the staff were friendly, cheerful, and made the experience enjoyable.

Visited this restaurant for the first time with my family for dinner. We wanted Italian food tonight, but were surprised to find that the menu was quite different from what we expected. There were limited options for appetizers and no pizza available. We ordered some appetizers, roast beef, French fries, and pasta. The food was decent overall, but it didn't quite feel like Italian cuisine. The main dish was roast beef and the popover bread seemed more British. The food and service were not bad, but it's best to check the menu carefully before visiting, as it may not meet your expectations of an Italian restaurant.

The meat had a lot of fat and the lean meat was tough, making my jaw tired. The sauce was bland, so I had to sprinkle salt to make it edible. The pasta was chewy and delicious, which I enjoyed. Personally, I took a bite of the bread from the all-you-can-eat buffet, but it tasted like burnt cream puff dough and didn't suit my taste. The scallop carpaccio was also fishy. Overall, I recommend sticking to just the pasta.

The roast beef at this restaurant is delicious. It is moist and juicy. The popovers are all-you-can-eat like at their other locations. The restaurant is conveniently located inside the Lalaport shopping center, directly connected to the train station. There is usually a line, but you can take a ticket and wait in line.

On a regular weeknight, we were able to be seated after a short wait without a reservation. My wife and I shared the squid ink spaghetti and a tomato-based spaghetti. The squid ink had a rich umami flavor that I could eat all day. It's a bit pricey, but the dishes are worth the price.

Trattoria Carne Giò Salad Lunch 1,600 yen I sometimes go for lunch at this restaurant in Toyosu, known for its chewy pasta and all-you-can-eat popovers. This time, I wasn't in the mood for pasta, so I ordered a hearty salad. It was incredibly voluminous, with thick bacon, avocado, and steamed sweet potatoes that really filled me up. The popovers, about the size of a face, are hollow inside, so they don't fill you up, but when eaten with the whipped butter and maple syrup provided, it feels like pure happiness. With all-you-can-eat options, you're sure to leave with a full stomach. #TrattoriaCarneGiò #TrattoriaCarneGiòToyosu #Toyosu #ToyosuGourmet #ToyosuLunch #ToyosuCafe

Visited a restaurant inside Lalaport for an early lunch at my relatives' house in Toyosu. As soon as I entered the restaurant around 11:00, there was already a line forming. The pasta here was delicious, with chewy spaghetti and a meat sauce with chunks of meat. What stood out even more was the popover, a pastry-like bread. I dipped it in a mixture of salted butter and maple syrup, and it was gone in no time. They served it fresh out of the oven, making it even more delicious. The pasta lunch included a salad and all-you-can-eat popovers, all for a reasonable price in Toyosu.

At the Lalaport Toyosu, there is a bright restaurant with a calm atmosphere where many families with young children gather. During lunchtime, you can enjoy the restaurant's specialty roast beef, as well as various pasta lunch sets and salad lunches. All meals come with unlimited freshly baked pop-up bread. Mixing maple syrup into whipped butter and spreading it generously on the bread is delicious. The reason why the young children are well-behaved may be because the food is quite tasty even for adults! The salad lunch is quite hearty, with delicious thick ham and avocado. With a glass of wine in hand, I was very satisfied. Thank you for the meal!

I visited this restaurant for the first time for lunch and ordered the Meat Sauce Pasta (¥1700). First, the salad arrived, and both dressings were delicious. The freshly baked Popover was hot and tasted amazing with butter and maple syrup. The Cream Puff was light and crispy, but lacked flavor on its own. I tried eating it with the pasta, but wasn't sure if that was the right way to enjoy it. The Meat Sauce Pasta had lots of meat and was super delicious. Fresh pasta is truly the best, so chewy and tasty. I also liked that they had powdered cheese on the table for unlimited sprinkling. I will definitely visit again!

Meat sauce for 1870 yen, red wine glass for 825 yen, and fried chicken for 990 yen. The meat sauce from Carne Gio is truly delicious with chunks of meat in it. The fried chicken is juicy and satisfying as a side dish. The best part is the unlimited refills of popovers.

My daughter wanted to eat spaghetti but ended up choosing this place because the bread was delicious. The bread was really good. I want to eat it again. The syrup came late, but it's okay with whipped butter. The pasta and salad were also good.

I visited the Granpokka's affiliated store in Iidabashi, being the first one there at 11 am on Saturday. The popovers were delicious and the penne pasta had just the right amount of spiciness, with the chicken being generously portioned and flavorful. The popovers were all-you-can-eat, so I left feeling satisfied. By the time I left, the restaurant was full.

I came here because I was craving pasta. For lunch, they had a limited quantity of thick-cut roast beef that they recommended, so I ordered that along with three pasta dishes to share: meat sauce, spaghetti aglio e olio, and squid and cod roe pasta. The set also came with a salad and popovers, which are fluffy and large bread rolls. The popovers are delicious when eaten with butter and syrup - sweet and tasty. When eaten plain, they taste like French toast. The roast beef was thick-cut and satisfying. The service was very good, with the roast beef being crisped up at the end. The pasta dishes were just average. The lunch set's value lies in the popovers and salad. I recommend the roast beef and popovers.

On Friday, my colleagues and I planned to have a stylish lunch, so we came here. What we had: - Mozzarella cheese and tomato pasta (1450 yen) It was stylish, and they offered a salad and pop-up food buffet, so the price was understandable. The pop-up food was like the shell of a Beard Papa's cream puff? It was delicious.

Boss and lunch at Toyosu. It's past 12 o'clock on a rainy day and we already had a lineup. Italian, huh? The main lunch price is pretty high (over 2,000 yen). But then I spotted a lovely salad lunch. I also want pasta, but today I'm feeling green. A big salad with bacon grill and avocado for 1,705 yen. Quite a luxurious lunch price... I'm waiting with high expectations and then boom, a pop-over appears! And it comes with lovely whipped butter. Be careful, it's so delicious! And then the salad lunch arrives, quite impressive. Thick slices of bacon like steak, and lots of avocado. The strong saltiness and fat of the bacon, along with the avocado, were perfect. I hardly needed any dressing. I ate a lot. The waiting time to enter was a bit long, so I couldn't finish the pop-over, but the food was delicious. However, paying 1,700 yen, I think they could include a drink. The lunch prices at Lalaport Toyosu are in a league of their own. Thank you for the meal!

This is a casual Italian restaurant located in Lalaport Toyosu 3. Their specialty is roast beef, but it seems to be only available on weekends and holidays, so I had to give it a pass on this weekday visit. The Caesar salad is prepared tableside with cheese shavings. Adding the grilled bacon for an extra 330 yen was definitely worth it. The popover was like a choux pastry and quite delicious.