LOVA street food In Faenza

A delight for ramen lovers! This Japanese street food restaurant is a true hidden gem. Their ramen is simply divine, with a rich broth and perfectly prepared noodles (I also highly recommend the takoyaki and finishing with a dorayaki). But what really makes this place special is the staff: extremely kind and welcoming, they make you feel at home from the moment you arrive. A culinary experience not to be missed!

Not just ramen, gyoza, and takoyaki, but also gnocchi and strozzapret. Lova: everything is super. Well done

I already knew the place, but upon returning from my first trip to Japan, I appreciated it even more. You can truly feel the "Japanese" atmosphere and sense the owners' love for this country and its cuisine. A simple but truly well-kept place! I found the cold ramen options interesting, given the ridiculous temperatures these days. The gyoza are always excellent, and the okonomiyaki is "just like in Japan" (according to my husband, who had never tasted Japanese food in Italy and will now become a regular customer 😆). Congratulations! And good luck cooking in this heat! (P.S. I'm a fan of your videos 😍)

When we entered this place, I felt like I was back in Japan last year. The setting was that of a simple Kyoto restaurant, and the smell was like a shop run by a friendly lady in Kamakura. In short, I was right back there! When we tasted the food, it was confirmed: the takoyaki tasted exactly like the ones in Osaka, and the ramen tasted like the ones in Nara. We then decided to try more sweets to round out the experience, and the two flavors of mochi we tried were really interesting, but the real highlight was the wasabi ice cream—a unique experience!

Although it doesn't reflect Japanese flavors, I appreciated the effort and commitment behind it.

Seeing is believing. Japan in Romagna!

Very, very good! You can tell the guys have studied Japanese cuisine; the tonkotsu ramen, gyoza, and takoyaki are really interesting!

The dishes and location are very scenic, and the atmosphere is great. The place is right next to the park. It's a small shack, so there are no restrooms or awnings. Reservations are required to avoid waiting, and the opening hours are very strict. The ramen was very good, but the other dishes weren't noteworthy; some were fresh, others supermarket-quality. We're not sure if it's our fault or the waiters', but we didn't clarify the orders, and things arrived strangely. For example, 1 liter of water was brought in half-liter bottles, the strozzapreti were served without ginger, and the desserts were served. High prices.

The owners and staff are knowledgeable and extremely friendly, the food is truly delicious, and the location boasts gems straight from Japan. In my opinion, 5 stars in every category! Great work, keep up the passion! Arigatou gozaimasu

Coming back to Lova is always an incredible experience, Vale and Lory are two super welcoming and very knowledgeable hosts, the food is delicious and they are always ready to give you advice on what to pair or to leave out some ingredients if you can't or don't want to eat them, the atmosphere is very comfortable, an experience not to be missed!