Gelateria Acquolina
Authentic Italian gelato is hard to come by in Japan, but you can get it with just a 9 minute trip from Shibuya!
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This gelato store looks like it’s been plucked from the streets of Rome and placed down right in the middle of Yutenji, Tokyo. The owner has experience in such places, having learned his trade during his travels in Italy.
At Gelateria Acquolina, he peddles delicious homemade gelato with an ever changing line-up of limited edition flavors coming and going throughout the year. With such an impressive and inventive range to choose from, you’ll want to opt for the three flavor mixed cup.
All of the classics are here, with some uniquely Japanese seasonal additions, and left-field options such as olive oil! Gelateria Acquolina is the place to be for an authentic taste of Roma, without the hassle of a 12 hour flight.
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1-11-10 Gohongi, Meguro City, Tokyo, 153-0053, Japan
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