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When you can't eat another bite of pasta... |
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by Eliana Hechter / 07.04.2004 |
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Location and Hours |
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16, via dei Serpenti (a short walk from the Coliseum)
Lunch begins at 1; dinner at 8
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Price Range |
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Dinner was about $40 per person without alcohol, including a bottle of water, a sushi plate, a main course, and a dessert.
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Time of Visit |
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9/20/03 @ 8.05
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Description |
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The restaurant gets heated up in the later hours, so be prepared to eat dinner late in order to enjoy the parade of Rome's hip yuppies. The decoration is clean and sparse, with light wood and dramatic lighting. Check out the bathroom when you get a chance -- it's quite a sight. And if you're planning to eat dinner there, be sure to make a reservation, given the popularity and the small scale.
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Menu |
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New Age sushi platter
Squid ink tonarelli with orange peel and roe
Green tea jelly with lychee
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Review |
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The quality of the food and service is excellent. Waiters are constantly checking up on your progress, asking if everything is delicious and to expectation. The fish is fresh and the preparations are inventive. You really can't go wrong, whatever you decide to order on the menu.
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