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Osteria Bacco
With handmade pasta as its mainstay, Osteria Bacco offers meals that bring the food culture of northern Italy to Niigata.
Restaurant Details
Osteria Bacco was established in November 2011 and awarded one Michelin star in the 2020 Michelin Guide Niigata Special Edition.
Osteria Bacco is an Italian restaurant located on a quiet residential street in Niigata City's Chuo Ward. The chef, who was trained in Italy and Tokyo, creates handmade pasta and other dishes. His theme is "simplicity" and he uses seasonal ingredients from Niigata and Italy to create dishes that bring out the best in each ingredient.
The chef puts particular emphasis on pasta, faithfully reproducing the local flavor to allow the customers to feel the depth of Italian cuisine through this simple, yet powerful dish. Hence, you can enjoy handmade Italian cuisine using ingredients from Niigata, a treasure trove of natural products and ingredients.
Why not spend an elegant lunchtime in a space where you can enjoy an elegant Italian meal with a glass of wine?
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Osteria Bacco Address
591-1 Nishiōhatachō, Chuo Ward, Niigata, 951-8104, Japan
Restaurant location
Known as the prefecture of rice and sake, Niigata is a popular area for skiers and onsen-goers that also offers stunning natural attractions in every season.
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