My favourite pizzeria in Kichijoji. They have a super value for money lunch deal. This place serves Neapolitan style pizza made in a stone fired oven. Every bite yields an unforgettable flavour profile. Must try the burrata tomato salad. This place is a must try if you love pizzas.

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I visited on a Sunday around 3 PM and, although there was a wait, it was shorter than expected. The staff were friendly and attentive. We ordered the four cheese pizza and the diavola—both were delicious, with great flavor and perfectly cooked dough. The panna cotta was also excellent and a perfect way to finish the meal. Overall, a very enjoyable experience. I would definitely come back!

One of the best pizzas in Tokyo! We went for lunch and although it was full, they managed to seat us in about 10 minutes. All of the food came quickly. The pizzas were really good, with the tomato sauce standing out specifically. They had a good balance of crust thickness and ingredients. The place is rather small so it can feel a bit crammed. The staff was polite and attentive. Overall it is a bit pricier than other places but worth it

Highly recommended ! If you are in Kichijoji you have to try this !!! Come early to avoid disappointment ! Don't be surprised when you see people queueing as early as 2h before they open. There is a reason for it 🤣 😜 If you like German style bread ( thick and chewy) than you will love this pizza place ! The dough smells like bread and is thick , tender and chewy. The pizza had mozzarella cheese filling and created a real dramatic flavor experience. Reservation for lunch is not possible, but you will be rewarded with a drink and a mini desert. There are 30+ seats and the attentive staff will be happy to help you choose the right one :-) Come for dinner if you like it quiet or want to bring someone special ! Last order is around 22:00, so there is plenty of time to make your way through the rich menu.

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I saw that it was said that it was the third-ranked Neapolitan pizza in the world, so I went there for its fame. After experiencing it, the pizza is 3.5 stars, and I don't want to give it even one star if the service can. There were not many people that day, with a total of three to four tables of guests. In the later stage of our meal, there was obviously no finished salad on the plate. A waitress came over and signaled to remove the plate. I understood that she was driving away the guests. I was not angry. I picked up the fork and began to finish the remaining salad quickly, so the waitress was about to take away the plate. Unexpectedly, the waitress slipped and the plate fell on the table, making a loud noise. However,the merchant did not express any apology. I think she also realized that this was very rude and rude. I'm sorry that this happened in Japan! It's really hard to describe the service. It's a terrible experience!!!