Wow simply amazing!!! The food was amazing the servers were great and everything was just perfect…read more Parking right outside is €3...so just remember that.

For someone who enjoys food so much as well as being a meat lover this place hits the spot. First…read moreof all, the restaurant is very modern and I do enjoy a modern look. That was nice. The service was very pleasing, they speak english as well as a good sense of humor. So, that was awesome. The open bar buffet they had tons of side dishes to choose from. Although, very different from what we are used to back in the states because back home we have a salad bar and this restaurant had their type of salad bar but not the typical lettuce and corn type of salad bar. Everything on the buffet was delicious though. Now, the meat. They have 3 types of meat: chicken, pork, and beef. They have three types of meat cooked 10 different ways. Some were a little too salty yet still tasted amazing. The price isn't stated on their website so I'll let everyone know now because some people may find it too expensive and it'll be too late if they're already there and find out about the price. So, it's €34 per person. Kids have a different price of I believe it's €17. €34 for a brazilian restaurant here in Naples isn't that bad, I mean, it is very worth the price!

After eating sushi twice, once in Amalfi and once in Salerno, on our culinary tour of Italy (?!),…read morewe decided hey why not a THIRD time? Crazy, I know. I did like this place for it's 30 or so Euro per person all-you-can-eat option and Japan-style touch screen ordering system, which was a pretty cool experience. Honestly though, it couldn't hold a candle to the sushi in Amalfi and Salerno. They were top tier, fresh, expertly made. This sushi was SORTA fresh and more or less quickly rolled together with way too much rice, but that's to be expected for all-you-can-eat. I can't remember all the rolls we got, but they didn't have a huge variety on the touch screen anyway so I think we ended up trying one or two of each, since the rolls were 4 pieces rather than 6. I do recall a really good one with fried chicken and lettuce, believe it or not. It was adequate enough and filling for the price, but the servers were a little dismissive, seeing as the touch screen basically replaced them. It was a really cool feature to just click "more" or "done," rather than having to wait on a server.

Staff didn't explain that "all you can eat" is why the ticket on the table is for. Assumption was…read morethat it was a simple ordering ticket. Handed ticket to waiter who started bringing order out almost immediately. Wasn't until later that we were told that our party of eight would be chafed 20 euros each (three of which were children) for the all you can eat menu. Cramped seating (table for 4-6 was what were were seated at. We asked for another table but were told to move to a bigger table that was actually the same size....terrible experience.

This place is now called Chef Cannavacciuolo. Still focuses on seafood. You can order a la carte or…read morechoose from whatever's behind the counter. Choosing a la carte will take a while to make as it will be made to order (around 20 mins?), while glass counter items are cheaper and just reheated for you should you choose to eat in (yes, from a microwave). You order at the counter then seat yourself wherever. I had the spaghetti con vongole and was utterly shocked by the freshness, not a hint of fishiness, no grit, no sand. Spaghetti was buttery and just the right amount of flavor. Also had the cacio e pepe with mussels. Again, so fresh, so clean. Mussels were *just* cooked so they were super tender. Portions were kind of small, but I thought that was a fair exchange for the quality. We also ordered the seafood risotto from the counter, which was a bigger portion, though not so much seafood, but that was only 5€. Three primis plus large water totaled to only €26. And to think just earlier a nearby restaurant handed me a flier where lunch sets started at €25 per person!

Lunch time (Pranzo) all-you-can eat had a good selection for 12-13 Euro. I was actually impressed…read morein how big and nice the restaurant was presented. Although when I was there on Saturday 7 March 2015, the owner/boss had his dog with him running around the restaurant and barking for food when he was sitting and eating his lunch. I'm a pet person, but I sure don't want to be seeing pet hair on my food. I would of given this place 5 stars... but I think this place is better than Kukai...

The toilets were really nice. Place was spacious. That's the positives. The Coca Cola was nice,…read morewater was nice too. Negatives: The food, no taste, sushi was bland and fish was questionable. All the buffet food was boring and tasteless. You couldn't even make it better with soy sauce. They're unable to cook Cantonese Rice in an oriental restaurant. Service was at best average. Drinks was 3€ for a small cola. Same price for water. For the price, it was not worth it.

Locals and ex-pats frequent this great little wine bar. Unpretentious and friendly atmosphere. A…read moregreat place to go to for a quiet evening or more social setting with live music. Owner/staff is very knowledgeable and enjoys sharing his expertise. Highly recommended.

This is one of the very few (I've only found 5 total Japanese restaurants in Naples) restaurants in…read moreNaples which serves Japanese cuisine/sushi. The sushi here is reasonable, and maybe I would rate it higher if I was in a good mood. That being said, it's ok, but the price runs a bit on the high side and the quality seems a bit uneven at times. Still, it is Naples, and they seem to know what they are doing which is a start.

This place is undoubtedly a hip spot for Naples. They have another restaurant in Capri…read more There is glass all around the kitchen so we can see the staff cook. Honestly I found the quality unequal. If you stick with the basics (sushi, sashimi...) it's more than ok. Eveything else we ordered was just uninteresting. Also, they did not ask us how we wanted the different dishes to be served, like the order. They just brought the plates one after another. I could not even reach my glass anymore. All in all it's not cheap: we paid around 35€ each and I got a pizza slice afterwards 'cause I was still hungry. Fancy place yes but if you're hungry don't bother stopping by.