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5
We went here because my brother has a gluten intolerance that's relatively sensitive (cross-contamination affects him), and we felt safe eating here. The restaurant has a warm atmosphere, and the staff are friendly and informative, and they also speak English. Almost the entire time we were there, they had Queen's music playing, which was nice. They have an English menu, which has options for vegetarians and vegans, and almost all of their pizzas and pastas can be made gluten-free, except for the half-and-half pizza, if I'm remembering correctly. We both ordered pizzas, one gluten-free made with buckwheat flour and one nongluten-free, and they were both delicious! I felt like the size was good for a personal pizza, and we left feeling satisfied. They also has a wide range of drinks, and my brother ordered a lychee sake soda. It was light on the alcohol content but not on the lychee flavor, and it was nice and refreshing! Please be aware though of the restaurant's rules, information, and etiquette, which are clearly printed at the beginning of the menu. You should read it properly to avoid any misunderstandings or miscommunications. Don't be intimidated by this though, as their rules are easy to follow and most of what's written is for informative purposes so customers understand everything they need.
4
Food was wonderful so was the service and it was very spacious inside. Finding gluten-free in Tokyo can be really hard, but this was a great spot. The gluten-free pizza was amazing. * Follow house rules in the bathroom or you owe ¥20,000 per person though. Do not throw anything away in that trashcan!
5
Amazing gluten free pizza! It’s a bit spendy but sooo worth it, I mean the buckwheat flour comes from the Nepalese mountains after all! My server was actually from Nepal and so nice and friendly. Also had the home made sangria which was lovely. Great find in Asakusa 😋 Edit: came back again for more pizza on my last night in Japan! I had the mixed mushroom the first time and the genovese the second time, both wonderful. Come support this lovely restaurant!
5
Arriving from the train station and really hungry, looking for a fast and fat meal in the area after walking a whole day under the pouring cold rain of October, we were served diner at 10:30 pm. We had the vegan pesto linguine and potato wedges. This restaurant is open until 11:45pm. They have a completely separate vegan menu. They also do halal and gluten free. The food was delicious and fast to be served, and the service was friendly.
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