We visited Salvatore Cuomo near Kyodo station, and, overall, the experience fell quite a bit below expectations. The two pizzas we ordered just lacked life. The smoked mozzarella Margherita had very little flavor, and the prosciutto rucola felt flat—no peppery kick from the arugula, barely any noticeable ham, just a rather sad, forgettable pizza. That said, the place was busy, so clearly it resonates with a lot of people. There’s definitely room to improve the balance and intensity of flavors, and with some attention to ingredients and execution, it could be much better. As it stands, though, from an Italian perspective, it’s still quite far from what you’d hope for in a pizzeria.

Standard quality as Salvatore Cuomo, which means satisfied quality. Very popular for family and group in the town. However, they don't accept split bill, which is very wired and does not make sense. Parking lots are available nearby underneath the Odakyu railroad. They offer 90 mins free for parking when total bill is over 1500 yen.

Decent selection of salads, entrees, antipasto, pasta and pizzas. House wine was good too... Beer however was a bit thin....

I love their Napoli style pizzas. I highly recommend the 'Diabolo' with chicken and spicy salami, it's awesome!

Nice terrace place, a very rare feature in Tokyo restaurants. Zeppole are really good and original.