Kashi No Ki

Kashi No Ki
Dessert
Discover Kashi No Ki in Urayasu, where Italian cuisine meets Spanish flair. Enjoy a spacious setting with signature dishes and delightful desserts.
Restaurant Details
Kashi No Ki is a delightful culinary destination located in the vibrant city of Urayasu, Chiba. Just a short three-minute walk from Urayasu Station, this restaurant offers a unique blend of Italian cuisine with a Spanish-style bar influence, making it a must-visit for food enthusiasts. The spacious interior features a large, curved counter, providing a quiet setting ideal for work or intimate gatherings, while also transforming into a lively atmosphere when bustling with patrons.
The menu at Kashi No Ki is a testament to the chef's creativity and expertise, featuring dishes such as beef tongue and sweet potato soup, Kashi No Ki-style cutlet, and strawberries with balsamic vinegar. Pasta lovers will be delighted by the rich and flavorful sauces that accompany dishes like Aglio e Olio, sea bream lemon-flavored peperoncino, linguine with blue crab, and octopus tomato pasta.
Desserts are a highlight at Kashi No Ki, showcasing the pastry chef's skill with a variety of sweet treats that perfectly round off the dining experience. The restaurant also offers a good selection of wines to complement its diverse menu.
Service at Kashi No Ki is attentive and accommodating, with options for lunch sets that include dessert or a drink, as well as all-you-can-drink packages for those looking to indulge. With parking available at a nearby supermarket, accessibility is convenient for all visitors.
Whether you're in the mood for a quiet meal or a lively gathering, Kashi No Ki provides an inviting atmosphere and a memorable dining experience in the heart of Urayasu.
Kashi No Ki Phone Number
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Kashi No Ki Address
View Heim, 2-5-16 Kitazakae, Urayasu, Chiba 279-0002
Kashi No Ki Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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