il tram is a cozy, single-owner Italian bistro tucked into the quiet backstreets of Fukagawa, a short walk from the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Contemporary Art. Named after the Italian word for streetcar, the tiny 12-seat space (counter and table) has been run by owner-chef Ryosuke Kawabe since 2013, serving a seasonal omakase course built around fresh fish and homemade focaccia. Rather than a printed wine list, around 30 rotating natural wines from Italy, France and Spain are poured by the glass or bottle. A stylish, relaxing hideout well suited to couples and small groups of friends or family.
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Japan, 〒135-0022 Tokyo, Koto City, Miyoshi, 4-chōme−9−５ 1F
Non-smokingReservations recommended, same-day welcomeCredit cards accepted (Visa, Mastercard, Amex)Stylish, relaxing hideout atmosphereIdeal for couples and small friend gatherings12 seats: 4 at counter, 8 at tablesSingle fixed omakase course onlyWhole-restaurant private use for parties of 8+BYO drinks allowedSeasonal Italian cuisine with a focus on fresh fish
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