Nice pasta, three different choice at lunch time. Little bit expensive for the quantity

Fairly standard fare Japanese style Italian food popular for homemaker locals who want a drink and a chat at lunchtime. The restaurant isn't really trying to appeal to anyone else

I find little racist since I’m foreigner and understand japanese language. When I reached the shop person told me they will not serve me.

I visited for dinner with my child. We ordered pizza, pasta, and garlic baguette and shared them, and everything was delicious. It's a one-drink-minimum system, so it gets expensive if the whole family with kids goes, and I thought we wouldn't come that way. The lighting is dim and the atmosphere calm, so I think it was never really meant for families, but rather a place for adults to enjoy a leisurely meal over wine. Addendum I went for lunch. I think lunch is a great deal and really good. There are also many customers dining alone on weekdays.

I went to eat alone on a weekday evening. With the solo diner set, you can choose one drink from wine, sangria, beer, highball, or soft drinks. I had the pizza, with authentic rich cheese and a very generous portion. The dolce, a crème brûlée, wasn't too sweet and was smooth. For 2400 yen, that's cheap. The floor staff explained the dishes properly, which was reassuring. 5★ for being delicious.