MoreThan HIROSHIMA

They have a special gluten free menu with some options including desert. The staff were attentive and took my coeliac condition seriously, answering all my questions with care and to the best of their knowledge. Most importantly, the dishes were delicious.

Most snobby rich shallow restaurant I have ever visited. Ever. They told me they had nothing on the main menu because they were transitioning and prepping for dinner. I understood and ordered aperitif which was literally about 2000 yen in itself. I came here after people raving about gluten free menu and so I thought I give it a try. Mind you it's cold outside so I go with ajillo, which is famous Spanish soup dish that often comes with bread and oil fragrant rich soup filled with shrimps. Well it was most saddest and dangerous dish I've ever had in my life. The whole plate is tiny and boiling hot. They placed it in small container where if I accidentally tilt the dish, I would get third degree burn. Then they gave me giant white plate for me to put my leftover shrimp cartilage even though there were only 3 real shrimp floating in the soup. The other ones are cartilage of the shrimps, and tiny shrimps from some soup stock. I was basically drinking the oil laddened soup with no gluten free bread. Then the waitress came back asking if I wanted happy hour drink. Who orders happy hour drink at 14:00? Well I guess only rich people would which they probably only cater here. Probably the only time I got pissed at the plate I received besides the time I ordered japanese ramen in Mexico and sushi in Austria (which both were just awful). Had 3 sip of the soup, got pissed, paid and left. Afterward I sent photo to my Spanish friend and they just laughed at the dish saying it looked pretty sad. Yeah it was pretty sad with no love or care into the dish which it literally represents warmth in their culture. Below is image. Search up ajillo and count how many actual sized shrimps are in there and it would be more than what you would find in my picture.

Gluten free menu