Went to Expo Park & LaLaport. If it's super crowded, I head back to Yamada Station and either eat at Kamakura Pasta inside Dew Yamada or Kazokutei right next to it. The food was very delicious, but the pasta was slightly clumpy in some parts. Because of that, I deducted 1 star. I visited in a wheelchair, and the staff were very kind. The interior is barrier-free. Will visit again.

Used it for lunch. I visited around 12 PM on a weekday and it wasn't crowded at all. I feel like when I went to a different branch before they had all-you-can-eat bread or something, but they didn't have it here. I don't feel like it's great value for money or anything, but it's normally delicious! I used an e-gift voucher, but the cashier seemed a bit unsure and asked someone else.

It had the texture of ramen with overcooked noodles, and I didn't like it. The cream was also bland and subtle. It might be a matter of preference, but personally I prefer Goemon. The staff were efficient and left a very good impression. Also, the basil bread was delicious.

The genovese pasta was surprisingly soft and not delicious. Do they boil it and leave it sitting around?? Anyway, there was nothing good about the pasta. I want to know why it's so soft. Even if I boil it at home, it doesn't get that soft.

The paper wet towel (oshibori) is thick and good. The large portion of pasta was genuinely a large portion. In terms of taste, there are no flaws. There is a wide variety, which makes it hard to choose. Good because you can visit casually.

+3