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Chef Stefano Fastro hails from the Veneto, and his culinary repertoire ranges from Venetian seafood to the meaty, almost Austrian fare of the mountains. It’s a modest place and rather off the beaten track, but many rate Stefano among their favourite Italian restaurants in Tokyo. The gnocchi alone make it worth seeking out.
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Transport Kagurazaka Station (Tozai line), exit 1; Ushigome-Kagurazaka Station (Oedo line), exit A3
Telephone 03 5228 7515
Open 11.30am-3pm (last orders 2pm), 6pm-11.30pm (10pm) / closed at lunchtime Tue, Wed
Admission Average ¥6,000.
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