Rock'n Pasta Kuranosuke

The pasts here is really one of a kind and comes sizzling on slate! Truly unique and delicious.
Also make sure to say hello to their cat outside!

Katsura's stone-baked fresh pasta shop had been on my mind for a long time because of the signboard along the road. First visit for Sunday lunch.
The chic interior of the store is a renovated storehouse of an old folk house.
The extensive menu is easy to read on a tablet with pictures.
I ordered the main pasta + lunch set (soup, salad, bread, dessert, drink).
The thick, chewy noodles blend well with the simmering hot pasta sauce, making it delicious.
With a budget of ¥2,500 to ¥3,000 per person, it feels expensive for a pasta lunch, but it has a special feel that you won't find at chain restaurants, and it stays piping hot until the end, which is unique to stone-grilled plates.
2023.7

I visited for lunch on July 28, 2013.

I arrived about 5 minutes before 12:00.
Since it was a weekday, there was only one group waiting in front of us, so we were seated right away.
The building is a large old folk house that was built over 150 years ago, and when we stepped through the curtains, we were greeted by a large Manekineko cat.
There were several types on the menu, including fresh pasta, risotto, tomato sauce, and cream sauce, and they all looked delicious, so it was hard to choose.
“Kuranosuke Premium Lunch Set” 770 yen (tax included)
Daily soup (clam chowder), salad, focaccia and rusks, 3 types of dessert, espresso
“Spinach cream stone-grilled risotto with fatty salmon, roasted potatoes, and four kinds of cheese” 1,870 yen (tax included)

The risotto was served in a custom-made stoneware bowl, so it was piping hot.
It has a strong spinach flavor, and is filled with fatty salmon and potatoes, making it delicious❗
We had a great time until the last lunch, 3pm.