Food Chronicles

Pizza and Pasta Perfection at Serafina New York in Tokyo

Italian Cuisine from New York in Japan

Over the years, the Japanese have perfected international cuisines, like French and Italian. At Serafina New York in the basement floor of the Palace Hotel Tokyo, the restaurant serves consistently delicious pizzas and pasta.

Neapolitan Pizzas

The test of a fantastic Neapolitan pizza is in the elements of the Margherita pizza. The charred and chewy crust, the non-acidic Italian tomato sauce, and the milky mozzarella. At Serafina, you have quite a few options of pizzas, as well as a few choices of Neapolitan Margherita pizzas that pass the fantastic Neapolitan pizza test.

VIP Margherita Pizza with imported Italian fior di latte mozzarella, tomato, and fresh basil. Neapolitan and thin pizza lovers will delight in the pizzas served at Serafina. Expect consistency during every visit to Serafina in Tokyo

 

Al Dente Pasta

Pizzas come out in minutes (so long as the orders are not backed up). So you can start the meal with pizzas and appetizers, and then have a second course of pasta. Some of the pasta dishes are not as great as others. My favorites are the Penne alla Vodka and Rigatoni alla Bolognese. Both have a wonderful, delicious coating of sauce and remain consistent each visit.

Rigatoni alla Bolognese made with a blend of premium ground meats and al dente rigatoni pasta. The mixture of meats lighten the sauce and beautifully coat the pasta for memorable bites from start to finish – highly recommended

 

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Address & Hours

Serafina New York
B1F Palace Hotel Tokyo
1-1-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda, Tokyo
+81-3-5220-5522
11am to 11pm
Reservations recommended
 
 
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