
Mia Bocca Hokkaido Italian, Ikebukuro Tobu at Ikebukuro, Tokyo
Location: Japan, 〒171-0021 Tokyo, Toshima City, Nishiikebukuro, 1 Chome−1−25 東武百貨店池袋店 11F
Floor 11 · Ikebukuro Dining City Spice
Sapporo-born Hokkaido Italian on Tobu Ikebukuro's 11th floor, turning local produce and 100% Hokkaido-wheat pizza into approachable plates.
Sapporo-born Hokkaido Italian on Tobu Ikebukuro's 11th floor, turning local produce and 100% Hokkaido-wheat pizza into approachable plates.
Mia Bocca brings its Sapporo-born "Hokkaido Italian" concept to the 11th floor of Tobu Department Store in Ikebukuro, marrying carefully selected Hokkaido produce with Italian technique. The kitchen is anchored by pizza baked from 100 percent Hokkaido wheat and freshly cooked pasta, supported by a generous spread of small plates and meat mains. Seasonal specials run through dishes like a cold sea-urchin spaghetti using salt-water uni from Hokkaido, and the menu is broad enough to cover a quick lunch or a larger party, with private functions welcome and baby chairs and wheelchair access available. Average spending sits in an approachable range, making it an easy choice for a department-store meal that does not feel mass-produced. With sixty-five seats and a two-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station, Mia Bocca is well placed for a relaxed lunch between shopping or a leisurely dinner. Let the Hokkaido larder do the talking, and enjoy Italian cooking that wears its northern Japanese sourcing with quiet pride.Operating Hours
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Mia Bocca Hokkaido Italian, Ikebukuro Tobu

Mia Bocca Italian Restaurant Collage
A collage of six food images showcasing a variety of Italian dishes, including pizzas with different toppings, pasta with cheese and herbs, risotto being served, a steak salad, and another pasta dish. The central image features the restaurant's logo with 'Mia Bocca' and Japanese text indicating it is located in Hokkaido.












