Food is great, Service is great, Atmosphere is great, what else can you ask for Price Cheapest set with drink bar starts around 1500yen We went for the 1800yen set that has additional free refills for foccacia, salad and soup Drinkbar The drink-bar quality is awesome. Compared with regular family restaurants, the selection is high quality There's also craft your own drinks (cola, and various syrups) Time limit is 2 hours. Perfect time for a small family and enough time for kids to finish their food and get dessert without rushing. Place Spacious and clean, has parking, has toilet Kids friendly food There's also kids menu that comes in 2 sizes (primary school kids menu and toddlers menu)

Acomodating nice places to HUB with friend while talking or alone doing Computer , space must be a but wider , i think nice to work in their Kitchen 100 percent presentable places to find whether breakfsst lunch or slight dinner GOD BLESS this places Zenaida Kamata Freelance Writer Teacher, Personal Blogger Machida City

The place was pleasant to spend time and eat at, the food was great!

Yesterday I went for the first time with my 3-year-old and 0-year-old! The restaurant is spacious and was very comfortable even with a stroller. The food had a luxurious feel, as if enjoying a "hotel buffet." Especially the focaccia from the all-you-can-eat plan and the salad dressing were outstanding! You don't need to choose an expensive main dish; just adding this all-you-can-eat plan is satisfying enough. You can order up to 3 desserts per person, so if you share them with the people you go with, you can enjoy a variety and it's great value. The price range is about 1.5 times that of Gusto or Bamiyan, where we usually go, but considering the quality and comfort, it's satisfying. It'd be even better if they added alcohol to the drink bar! It's a popular place, but thanks to using the LINE waitlist reservation, we got in smoothly. A restaurant I'd recommend for lunch with kids!

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Rebranded from a Skylark-group all-you-can-eat dim sum restaurant, completely changing its image to Italian. The semi-private room vibe and the stylish drink bar feel totally like Pisola, but with flavored teas, fresh juices, coffee machines, plus a drip machine, I personally think it's a cut above Pisola. You can choose the lunch set from 3 types, but the price isn't fixed; it changes depending on the main dish, so there's a bit of a trick to it. I ordered the A set, listed at from 1499 yen before tax, added sweets, and in the end it came to 6500 yen for two—surprisingly pricey. The pasta is fresh pasta, the pizza's cheese saltiness is quite authentic, and the focaccia was chewy and tasty, so much so that I'd even consider going with the B set for all-you-can-eat. The sweets all looked tempting too, but not making the sweets a buffet is very shrewd—they've really figured out how to turn a profit. If you want to eat a lot, I think it's better to go to Pisola with 3-4 people, but for a lunch with conversation for two, this place is better even if it's a bit pricier. Compared to Pisola, where the clientele is surprisingly as bad as at a conveyor-belt sushi place, this place isn't as noisy and has a better atmosphere, and the drink bar has a lot of space so it doesn't feel crowded, which is nice. Parking is shared with the conveyor-belt sushi place next door. It can be full at busy times. Since it's a dead end, entry and exit are only from Tsurukawa Kaido, and the T-junction ahead is a congestion hotspot, so it's a bit of a hassle. There's also a fair amount of foot traffic, so it'd be better if there were a traffic attendant.

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