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Tacubo
A Michelin-starred Italian restaurant in Tokyo, Tacubo offers a refined dining experience centered on seasonal ingredients and wood-fired cooking.
Dining
Tokyo, Italian, Fine Dining
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Tacubo, located in the stylish Nakameguro district, is a Michelin-starred Italian restaurant known for its focus on seasonal ingredients and expert wood-fired cooking. Led by Chef Tacubo, the restaurant features an intimate, minimalist design, where each dish is thoughtfully crafted to showcase the finest local and Italian produce. With its elegant atmosphere and dedication to culinary excellence, Tacubo delivers a memorable dining experience that combines the best of Italian tradition with Japanese precision.
Facilities & Services
- Chef’s counter seating
- Private dining available
- Reservations required
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