14/04/2026: We probably had too high expectations, but we were greatly disappointed. We arrived at 8:30 PM and left around midnight... this alone deserves some initial reflection on the (approximate) service and customer service. The wine list is good if you have €300 to spare, but absolutely unsatisfactory if you can afford lesser-quality bottles; I'm convinced that even for €40-60 you can drink very, very well, you just need to have the time and the will to do a little research and put wines on the list dedicated to mere mortals! We ordered the Nana menu, which I consider exactly like the wine list... in the €60 range... unsatisfactory, unappealing, and leaves that strange feeling in your mouth... that bitter taste of someone who just threw €90 out the window. The final bill was a hefty €110 per person. There were six of us, so we'd say €12 each for the two (bad) bottles, €2 for the coffee (I'm exaggerating), and the rest was water... now I'm still wondering how much we paid for the water!
I swear I didn't think it would end like this. We left feeling incredibly hungry and with a carcass on our backs that we'll hardly be able to get down.
14/04/2026: We went there for lunch on Saturday.
The place isn't very large, but it's very nice, well-kept, clean, and well-maintained.
Impeccable service, friendly, polite, and professional staff.
If I had to find a flaw, it was the wait time. About 30 minutes passed between ordering and the arrival of the first dishes, and the arrival of the following dishes was also quite slow, even though the restaurant wasn't full...
What about the food?
Poetry, fantastic, with attention to every detail.
We tried the tartare, the marrow, the Wayu and Kobe beef, the side dishes, roasted potatoes, and lemon mashed potatoes—all delicious!
The nanamisu was also excellent!
Prices were in line with the products they sell and the service offered.
A wonderful culinary experience that I will repeat as soon as possible to try the rest of their delights.
Highly recommended!