On a quiet side street in Roppongi Hills, Savoy is serving authentic Neapolitan style pizzas out of a tiny restaurant. There are only ten seats available - A majority of the space is occupied by a giant, wood fired pizza oven, with just enough room behind the counter for one pizzaiolo.
There are two pizzas to choose from - either a Margherita or Marinara - both of which are meticulously prepared in front of you, and quickly fired in the screaming hot pizza oven for about a minute. The result is an expertly cooked Napolitan style pizza, with a fluffy and perfectly chewy crust, and a tomato sauce that is both bright and deeply flavorful.
Savoy is an absolute must-visit in Tokyo.
I'm not sure if the location shown in my drawing is still open, but there are other Savoy locations around Tokyo and elsewhere in Japan. Check out their website for more details!
Savoy Azabujuban | Tokyo
Hand Drawn Restaurants artwork prints are limited to an edition of 100. Each print arrives numbered and signed by April Canlas Eddy, and is accompanied by a corresponding Hand Drawn Restaurants Certificate of Authenticity.
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All artwork is printed on 250gsm white card stock and set onto a white 12” x 12” square mat with a 2” border. The printed artwork is displayed through an 8” x 8” opening.
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Framed artwork is carefully placed into a wood gallery frame with a ¾” thick border. The matted artwork is protected with premium clear plexiglass and sealed with framing tape.
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The total printed artwork size is 8” x 8”.
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The total matted artwork size including the mat is 12” x 12”.
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The total matted and framed artwork size including the frame is 13” x 13”.