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A la carte and course options are available, and you can also request a course on the day. The courses include the usual menu items as well as a pasta course with 5 dishes and an antipasto course with 7 dishes, both priced at 7,000 yen plus a bread fee of 500 yen. This time, we chose the pasta course. The a la carte pasta dishes are typically around 2,000 yen each with about 10 options. The course allows you to choose from the a la carte menu, which is fantastic. While some may feel a bit disappointed that only spaghetti noodles are available, this restaurant offers a variety of handcrafted noodles such as tagliolini, pici, linguine, and even rarer options like anolotti and pappardelle. The portions are quite generous. When the dishes arrived, they were quite plentiful, so considering the price of the course, I was hoping they would split it for sharing, but each person received their own dish. The plates were warm, and the bread and zeppole were served piping hot, which was lovely. The timing of the course was a bit inconsistent, with some dishes arriving quickly and others taking longer, but overall, it was very good. They offered a selection of Italian wines in the 5,000-15,000 yen range, making it possible to enjoy a meal and drinks for around 10,000 yen per person. It was a wonderful restaurant experience!
Fratelli Cosmo" Prosecco Extra Dry→Glera. Freshness of green apple and sweetness of peach. Candy-like sweetness. The bottle is priced at 4,800 yen. Zeppole→Hot and chewy. I didn't expect there to be 4 pieces per person! Corn and edamame. The Prosecco was a bit sweet, and I felt like having a beer. Bonito Carpaccio→Nicely firm. Truffle bread, grissini, walnuts→Not just for dipping sauce, but delicious bread. I appreciate restaurants that don't skimp on bread. Spaghetti with Squid and Bottarga→Lots of arugula! Plenty of squid as well. Pici with Fresh Tomato Sauce→The tomato sauce is quite sweet. The thick noodles were chewy and delicious. Anolotti del Plin with Sage Butter→Rich butter. Filled with meat inside. Tagliatelle with Porcini→Surrounded by dried porcini powder. I love this. Pappardelle Carbonara→I asked for a slightly smaller portion of this. It's quite eggy and heavy. Tiramisu Coffee.