Ristorante Porto Faro Review Summary

Was brought to lunch here and we had the set - don't know the price but was appetizers, pasta, main and dessert.
Atmosphere is old school Japanese high-end Italian.
Food quality was poor and portion was also poor.
For example the bread was definitely a frozen one which they toast on site.
Olive oil had no color or taste.
If our lunch cost 2000 yen I would say its expensive.
Wouldn't recommend

This hidden Ginza gem is a Japanese/Italian fusion and if this place is an indication the two get along well. We discovered the place by accident. The restaurant is on the 7th floor but you have to go to the eighth and walk down a flight. The set lunch was lovely with appetizer course and a pasta course (3 options). A main follows. All very fresh and good.

loved the corridor, excellent food. great for small groups.

good mood

The food was delicious and the atmosphere inside the store was nice.
However, the bill was incorrect, and although I was grateful for the opportunity to take a commemorative photo, it was a bit of a problem because I had to take about 20 photos in a row and there were other people looking at me.

I wish they had been a little more considerate, and I would have liked to see a firm apology for the mistake in the billing process.
It was originally rated 4 stars, but due to the shock, I changed it to this rating.