A lively wine-bar-meets-Italian-kitchen formerly known as BOSSO, rebranded Suolo (Italian for "soil") in 2025 and still anchored by the same wood-fired oven that made it a Nihonbashi fixture since 2009. The menu takes a proudly Chiba-sourced approach: wild boar from Kimitsu, shiitake from Sakura, sausage from Boso, and fish landed by fisherman-partner Takiguchi — grilled, fried, or folded into pizza dough alongside Neapolitan classics. The space has 26 indoor seats plus 8 terrace spots in a standalone building, with free Wi-Fi and power outlets. Evenings only (dinner from 18:00), closed weekends. A ¥500 coperto applies for à la carte bookings.
