Restaurants
INITA
1, Alley 52, Lane 12, Section 3, Bade Road, Songshan District, Taipei, Taiwan
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Italian Contemporary
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1, Alley 52, Lane 12, Section 3, Bade Road, Songshan District, Taipei, Taiwan
$$$$
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Italian Contemporary
One Star: High quality cooking
INITA, a portmanteau of Italy, Nippon (Japan) and Taiwan, crafts food that is underscored by Italian technique, jazzed up with Japanese twists and made from local ingredients. The tasting menu reflects the Japanese chef-owner’s career spanning 20 years. A gregarious extrovert and born showman, he presents his dishes theatrically and with a great sense of fun. Don’t miss his duck rice dish Ancora, Ciao Formosa.
Location
Monday
closed
Tuesday
18:45-22:00
Wednesday
18:45-22:00
Thursday
18:45-22:00
Friday
18:45-22:00
Saturday
18:45-22:00
Sunday
closed
Dining Out
2 minutes
Behind the Dish: Kunihiro Hagimoto’s Dorayaki e Tartare at INITA Taiwan
MICHELIN-Starred INITA’s famed starter, the Dorayaki e Tartare, is a dish that gourmands still dream about, no matter how many times they visit.
Dining Out
5 minutes
5 MICHELIN Restaurants in Taiwan for Artisanal Homemade Bread
An extraordinary loaf of bread has the power to resonate deeply with people, akin to establishing a solid foundation and leaving a lasting impression on guests. These five MICHELIN Guide restaurants in Taiwan take pride in crafting their own meticulously prepared bread. Beyond savoring the delectable flavors, patrons have the opportunity to delve into the restaurant's ethos and profound culinary philosophy with every bite, creating a holistic and memorable dining experience.
Dining Out
3 minutes
MICHELIN Inspectors Share Their Favorite Dishes from the Newly Listed 1-Star Restaurants in the MICHELIN Guide Taiwan 2023
Find out what impressed our MICHELIN inspectors in the newly promoted starred restaurants.
Dining Out
10 minutes
August 2023: 8 New Additions to the MICHELIN Guide Taiwan
Eight new establishments are added to the MICHELIN Guide Taiwan selection this month. Among them are quite a few familiar names. It's also worth noting that a restaurant that offers tasting menu that is jointly created by two chefs with Chinese and Western culinary training, as well as a vegetarian restaurant that features refined plant-based cuisine that is artfully plated and with layers of rich flavors.