Kabe no Ana Shibuya Shop

Italian restaurant · Shibuya

Kabe no Ana Shibuya Shop

Italian restaurant · Shibuya

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Japan, 〒150-0043 Tokyo, Shibuya, Dogenzaka, 2 Chome−25−17 カスミビル 1f

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Invented cod roe pasta, Japanese-Italian fusion, al dente  

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Japan, 〒150-0043 Tokyo, Shibuya, Dogenzaka, 2 Chome−25−17 カスミビル 1f Get directions

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Why Japanese Mentaiko Is Getting Popular in America | Eater

"A 1960s Shibuya-era haunt credited with one of the origin stories for mentaiko pasta: an orchestra musician’s caviar-inspired experiment prompted cooks to swap in cured cod roe as an accessible alternative, helping seed the idea of using mentaiko as a pasta flavoring." - Mehr Singh

https://www.eater.com/23363532/mentaiko-japanese-salted-cod-roe-american-restaurants-cooking
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From Napolitan Spaghetti to Tarako, Japan’s Best Pasta Dishes | Eater

"Founded in 1953 by Takayasu Narimatsu and popular early on with U.S. military personnel and expats, this Shibuya hole-in-the-wall is credited as the birthplace of tarako spaghetti: hot, al dente pasta tossed with salted pollack roe, butter, a splash of soy sauce, and shredded nori. The dish reportedly evolved when an experimental caviar-topped spaghetti proved too costly, prompting the switch to affordable tarako; today it can be ordered plain or with additions like shimeji or matsutake mushrooms, green onions and whitefish, while a spicy mentaiko version uses chiles to kick up the roe’s heat." - Nina Li Coomes

https://www.eater.com/2019/7/17/20683610/wafu-spaghetti-napolitan-tokyo-japan-best-pasta-dishes
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blue mackerel

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We had potato salad, tarako Iberico pork and mushroom pasta, Iberico pork and mentaiko omu pasta, as well as the spring special tomato and mozzarella pasta. The staff were very nice when taking our order. The pasta was thick and chewy, well seasoned, I liked the mushroom pasta and potato salad the most. Very filling and satisfactory 👍 We came at about 1pm on a Sunday and we're able to get a seat without reservation. The restaurant was relaxing with good music 🌟

Amy

Google
Pasta infused with Asian flavors. Chef’s kiss. The pasta was cooked to a perfect al dente EVERY dish. Flavors were so unique with a variety of pasta options to choose from. They’re known for inventing the world’s first cod roe pasta. My favorite was the cod roe with squid pasta. You know it’s good when you come back multiple times.

Billy Ho

Google
I randomly went to this restaurant and I am very impressed! The restaurant is not very big but quite comfortable. They serve Italian food and some Japanese Italian food (using Japanese ingredients). We ordered potatoes salad, 1 mussels, 2 pasta, 2 dessert and 1 Italian Lemon sour. All the food are in high standard with this price range. You can tell the chef did put effort to keep up the food quality. The pasta texture is perfect for me! The dinner costs 7500JPY which I think it is totally worth it. Don't forget to try their Tiramisu, it is very tasty!!

Matt Lim

Google
A good pasta place with a ton of variety. Apparently they invented mentaiko (cod roe) pasta, at least according to their menu. We tried these three pastas: - Clam pasta. By far the best. They give you a ton of clams, and the taste is great. - Uni mentaiko. Good, very seafoody. - Mentaiko carbonara. Good, very creamy. - Tiramisu. Authentic tiramisu, really tasty, but could’ve used a bit more of the cake part. There was a lot of the cream part. The noodles are served a nice Al dente. Overall, I definitely recommend the clam pasta if you come here.

Ming

Google
This is my all time favourite joint in Tokyo for Japanized pasta. All dishes are cooked al dente, and the produce is fresh, with seasoning and sauce bases flavourful. Add a great and reasonable price, and u have the perfect meal in downtown shibuya. Long may u continue!

Victoria Tan

Google
I came here twice during my trip to Tokyo, first time I had the mentaiko carbonara with shrimp and mushrooms. Delicious!! I cleaned the bowl 😋 The second time I had the uni pasta, I was disappointed as it tasted different than uni pasta I've had back home. However I will say it does taste like uni... Which is accurate to the name but as a flavor for a big dish like pasta is overpowering 🤔 I didn't have to wait in line either time, I got a seat easily. I still give 5 stars, I'm sure the rest of their menu tastes good! I highly recommend the carbonara

Pablo Cardona

Google
"An incredible lunch experience. I tried the recommended fall menu, featuring autumn salmon and Maitake mushrooms, and every detail was perfectly crafted. It was a burst of flavors, freshness, and quality. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"

VA Dominique Enpunkt

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Chef (male and female) take pasta serious. No saizeriya type, good stuff.