Visited for lunch on a weekend with a reservation. Inside it seemed about 60% full; a spacious, super stylish place. There were two all-you-can-eat plans, and we ordered the premium plan, which is 300 yen more. It was around 3400 yen including a drink bar. After ordering, the ham, french fries, and Caesar salad arrived quickly. Then, about 15 minutes after ordering maybe, the pasta and pizza arrived. It's a one-dish-per-person system where you swap plates. The pizza had tasty dough and every one was delicious, and the same went for the pasta. It was a 90-minute all-you-can-eat, and I finished three dishes. Very satisfying.

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Half of the entrance ramp was covered with snow that had fallen from the roof, so the ramp they'd gone to the trouble of installing couldn't be used. On top of that, at the start of the ramp there's something like a bay window with concrete sticking out. I think that's a construction mistake. There are snowy days and rainy days, yet I can't believe it was designed with wheelchairs or strollers in mind. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere, and there was an all-you-can-eat menu. The water they bring when you sit down is lemon water, apparently. There's no smoking area inside, I was told. Credit card payment is accepted. The soup and salad I ordered were a bit salty, but they might go well with drinks.

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Ordered from my phone. Forgot to take photos, but I ordered the lunch mushroom Bolognese & salad set, a Caesar salad, and a Margherita pizza. The pasta was bland. I almost wanted to add ketchup and sauce. The salad and pizza were decently tasty. Came in around 12, but it was empty so there was no wait, which was nice. The building feels old. The staff's service gets a pass. Your order is delivered by machine.

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Had the premium all-you-can-eat course 🍕🍝 Went in at 14:00 on a Sunday and it was pretty empty. The pizza might be good for people who like a thin crust. The taste was average. More of the pastas were tasty. The all-you-can-eat included fries, drink bar, dessert, and appetizers. The two of us had 3 kinds of pizza and 4 kinds of pasta (the sizes looked the same as on the regular menu), and it was 3380 yen per person, so it might be good value.

A casual neighborhood Italian place. They have all-you-can-eat. For groups, you can also book a course meal in a private room. Unfortunately, I feel the food quality has dropped compared to before COVID. Prices have gone up too, so I guess it can't be helped, but it's a place I go to often, so it's disappointing. [Update] I always got the all-you-can-eat with all-you-can-drink and ordered several kinds of appetizers like in the photo, but now the all-you-can-eat has finally become pasta and pizza only, and it's lost its appeal. So I thought I'd go for a course meal instead, but the course meals they used to have are gone too. There are few places within walking distance where you can drink while nibbling on various appetizers while it's still light out, so I really relied on this place—it's a big blow. *The photo shows the all-you-can-eat course with all-you-can-drink added, which unfortunately no longer exists.

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