Knock Cucina Buona Italiana — Restaurant in Tokyo

First of all, if your looking for italian style food here thats what you will get in quite good quality! Though it is not as in-depth in taste.. For me the tomatobase isnt really anything.. You can taste out garlic everywhere though. But especially the ramen style spaghetti weren’t good at all.. The Caprese was great though!! Never had such a good mozzarella in japan. The Apetizers were good but also there it lacked pepper. Actually everything lacked pepper or spicyness at all. And what i found disturbing was when they brought Parmesan inside of a shaker. Same for pepper, already grated pepper inside a shaker.. Not acceptable in my opinion for a restaurant that calls themselves italian. But apparently they make a trip once a year to Piemonte in Italy.

For the dessert, nice matcha one and the shortbread was also nicely light!

All in all really nice atmosphere on the garden terrace and food was average compared to the original thing but maybe im also...

Was looking for a nice place to dine at and most places in Tokyo were closed because of new years holiday and was so happy to see that Knock was open.

I had high expectations and they did not disappoints. The service was absolutely lovely and everyone was so helpful and smiles on every face. Ambience was amazing, very stylish and cozy. Would love to sit at the bar area next time but the terrace was so nice and they even had heaters on for us.

The food was amazing and we love Italian Japanese food. The root vegetable salad with walnut and anchovy dressing is a MUST, one of the best salads I’ve ever had. The pasta and bread and small plates were just as good.

I would definitely come back again when I’m in Tokyo! I didn’t get the name of the waitress that served us at the terrace today but she was an absolute sweetheart, thank you for your lovely...

Good priced meal compared to all the other spots in the building (like steak meals from ¥5000-¥15,000 😲 😵) Paid ¥1400 ($20nzd) for Spaghetti with squash, roast duck, and almond & cream sauce. Cold tea is provided as part of your meal as well as a salad appetiser while it's being cooked. There is inside and outside sitting options, inside being cooler, but outside having a better view. Coffee available for takeaway once you have finished your meal (still included in price) One young gentleman spoke a bit of English and it was very pleasant. One other waitress used Google translate to explain something to me, which is fair enough considering I only know a few Japanese words, so I think that's a positive. All in all great place to eat. The mall itself is super upscale so not busy at all, but a quiet place for a stroll and parks on...