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Piacevole: My Italian Cooking is streaming on Crunchyroll. 12 episodes (~5h total watch time). Availability may vary by region.
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About Piacevole: My Italian Cooking
While on her summer break, Morina Nanase starts a new part-time job as a waitress at Trattoria Festa, an Italian restaurant. Finding the restaurant adorable and coincidentally close to her house, Morina quickly settles into her new profession. However, her new job comes with several eccentric co-workers and Italian dishes she has never heard of. The restaurant's typical fare includes a variety of pasta dishes such as penne arrabbiata, rich dessert such as tiramisu, and even caponata. Join...
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