Eh, DEFINITELY better options in Turin. I don't give many 1 stars, and overall maybe it's really a…read moretwo, but they lose an extra star just because I am in Italy and hold local restaurants at a little higher standard since I had to travel so far to eat here. So for others traveling from afar, read on... To start off with, the bread was kinda soggy, maybe from the humidity, because it was AT LEAST 80 degrees inside. We had the zucchini flours that were filled with ricotta, but the batter/dish was not seasoned properly and definitely underwhelming. The risotto castelmagno tasted fine, but was overcooked. Agnolotti was the best thing we ordered, but again, have had so much better at other local restaurants. The wine selection our waiter suggested did not go well with the risotto. The tiramisu LOOKED good, but we left to go elsewhere for dessert due to our dinner experience. The 3.50 euro cover definitely doesn't justify the quality. Can not comment on the sushi, but if they couldn't get the risotto or zucchini flours right in an Italian restaurant, can't imagine how the sushi would fare. Bottom line: I wish I could do this meal over elsewhere.

Excellent restaurant inside a covered arcade, so quite a discreet location. An elegant setting with…read moreprices to match (we paid 50 euros each) - high by local standards. But the food is really excellent and the wines too. The service was perfect: friendly, discreet, with just the right amount of attention. I was a little concerned that the offer of Italian cuisine and sushi might be a bad sign, but I was obviously wrong. I would definitely go back.