Uni Pasta 2026
2026-05-18 09:22:07

Summer's Iconic Dish 'Uni Pasta' Returns for 2026 at Mia Bocca

Iconic Summer Dish 'Uni Pasta' Returns in 2026



This year marks the return of the much-anticipated summer delicacy, the "Hokkaido Sea Urchin Cold Spaghetti," affectionately nicknamed "Uni Pasta." Starting from June 1, 2026, customers can enjoy this exquisite dish at Mia Bocca locations, renowned for their commitment to using the highest-quality ingredients sourced from Hokkaido. This seasonal favorite will be available until August 16, 2026, allowing everyone to indulge in its delightful flavors throughout the hot summer months.

A Celebration of Freshness



What sets the Hokkaido Sea Urchin Cold Spaghetti apart is its luxurious topping of fresh sea urchin from Hokkaido, carefully selected and delivered straight from the ocean to our kitchens. The sea urchin is used without any additives, allowing the natural sweetness and delicate texture to shine. It's served on a bed of chilled, ultra-fine cappellini pasta tossed in a scrumptious olive oil-based sauce crafted from kombu (kelp) and scallop dashi. This meticulous process ensures that even the spaghetti itself is a standout, earning rave reviews for its exceptional taste.

A Delight for All



Since its introduction in June 2006, the Uni Pasta has captured the taste buds of both uni enthusiasts and newcomers alike. The dish's astoundingly fresh sea urchin—immersed in saltwater to maintain its pristine quality—has won over many who previously shunned the delicacy. The absence of synthetics normally used to preserve the sea urchin's texture has made it a true gem of summer dining. The unique aroma and sophisticated taste profile continue to evoke excitement among patrons year after year.

The Secret Behind the Flavor



One of the best-kept secrets of the Uni Pasta lies in its flavorful sauce, enriched with dashi made from kombu and scallops. This careful balancing of flavors elevates the overall dining experience, making it more than just an ordinary pasta dish. After numerous experiments, the chefs at Mia Bocca have mastered a blend that perfectly highlights the natural flavors of the sea urchin, creating a culinary experience that is truly unforgettable.

Menu Highlights



Menu Name: Uni Pasta - Hokkaido Sea Urchin Cold Spaghetti
Pricing:
  • - Kanto Region: ¥2,079 (tax included)
  • - New Shinjuku Takashimaya Times Square Store / Ikebukuro Tobu Store: ¥2,090
  • - Sapporo: ¥1,969
  • - Sendai: ¥2,079

For those who crave even more, Mia Bocca offers an option to double the sea urchin on your pasta:
  • - Uni Double (additional charge applies):
- Kanto Region: ¥1,430
- Sapporo: ¥1,210
- Sendai: ¥1,430

Where to Enjoy Uni Pasta



You can savor the renowned Hokkaido Sea Urchin Cold Spaghetti at various locations of Mia Bocca, including:
  • - Kanto Area:
- New Shinjuku Takashimaya Times Square Store
- Ikebukuro Tobu Store
- Musashisakai Store
- And more!
  • - Hokkaido Area:
- Sapporo Station North Exit
- Kita 2-jo Store
- JR Koni Station Front Store
- And others!
  • - Sendai Area:
- Ichibancho Store
- Sendai Station East Exit Store
- Nagamachi Minami Store

For the latest updates and a complete list of locations, visit Mia Bocca’s Official Website.

About the Company



Mia Bocca is part of Easton Inc., a company headquartered in Sapporo, Hokkaido, that manages 47 dining establishments across the Tohoku and Kanto regions, specializing in bringing authentic Italian cuisine to life with local ingredients. Founded in July 1990, Easton Inc. aims to provide delightful culinary experiences reflecting the best of Hokkaido’s bountiful food culture.

Head to any of our restaurants to experience the seasonal delight of Uni Pasta and find out why it continues to be a summer sensation, capturing hearts and appetites year after year!


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