Takoyaki Minamoto In Torino

be in Tokyo but find yourself in Turin. Typical Japanese restaurant with a Japanese chef and Japanese philosophy. Don't expect to eat a variety of sushi but be prepared to taste typical oriental dishes. Very small restaurant with 12 seats, try to book and if you can't wait for a seat to become available, if you really don't want to wait you can order a good take away. It's worth it.

Small Japanese restaurant that offers an authentic experience and dishes prepared with great care. The Takoyaki are finally as they should be, well filled and full of flavour. Fast and welcoming service, despite the limited space. A true corner of Japan in Turin, an absolute must-try!

Small but well furnished room. Delicious food and extensive menu.

Fantastic Donburi Set with sweet and sour Karaage and quick for the lunch break! Well done!!💘

It's always a joy to return, the food is wonderful and the staff are lovely

SHOW Phenomenal little restaurant, authentic Japanese atmosphere and food Delicious dishes prepared with care Wide choice and fast service Takoyaki delicious and finally well filled, not like those around where there is 0.5 grams of content

Place in the center of Turin, the "perches" for sitting at the table were a little uncomfortable, but this little discordant note was immediately forgotten when the courses arrived: I literally fell in love with the Japanese pickles (I think I've developed a sort of addiction to the truly delicious Daikon root), then the Takoyaki are amazing, crazy! Not to mention the vast choice of sake, the one I took was cold (as recommended), aromatic, with a fruity and intriguing aroma and went perfectly with the dishes ordered. The extremely qualified, competent and super friendly staff. A place dedicated to those who want to live an immersive experience in real Japanese foods. Open kitchen... what can I say, highly recommended. Arigatō to Takoyaki Minamoto and to whoever made me discover it: my friend Francesca.

Small place with few seats. Good and authentic food, must try!

Reduce dal Giappone, quello vero, ho voluto riprovarne i sapori. Il locale è un buchetto e occorre prenotare. Purtroppo le dimensioni ridotte fanno sì che si esca impregnati e odoranti di fritto. Buono il tonkatsu e i takoyaki di polpo, anche se siamo lontani dai bento con tanti piattini tipici del Giappone. Ottimo il miso, il sakè un po' caro. Non mi ha entusiasmato il gelato al the matcha, troppo poco the. Prezzo medio, alto se raffrontato a quanto mangiato (un piatto a testa, un miso a testa e un gelato in due), altissimo rispetto al Giappone.

il nome dice tutto e c’è poco da aggiungere: il tempio di queste polpette di polpo tipiche di Osaka. Menù ridotto all’osso, posti a sedere che si contano su due mani. Nonostante tutto non posso che dare il massimo voto, perché anche le cose più semplici e popolari a volte lo meritano. Certo che poi penso alle parolacce che mi escono copiose il giorno successivo, dovendo lavare ogni singolo vestito; dovrebbe essere un locale per soli nudisti, entri Massimo in mutande, ti godi un pasto come si deve ed esci per rivestirti… Finché non viene risolto il problema odori mi rimangio il massimo voto!