Overall, I would not recommend this Italian restaurant. I had the pizza Margherita 🍕and it was disappointing: the tomato sauce was too liquid, the mozzarella wasn’t thoroughly baked, and the dough was too chewy. It really should have stayed longer in the oven. It was also quite small (around 20 cm in diameter), which doesn’t match the high prices. The restaurant requires each person to order one dish and one drink, which makes the experience even more expensive. We also tried the tagliatelle, which were better than the pizza. For families: they do have children’s seats available, but there is no diaper changing facility in the restroom.

A very accomplished restaurant. It was a quiet evening when we attended. My wife and I ordered 2 main courses, the Romano Pizza and the grilled beef. Both were excellent. The pizza in particular was as good as I have had anywhere else in the world, a very authentic Italian style pizza. The beef was grilled rare to medium rare and was cooked perfectly. We ordered an Italian red wine to accompany our meal, which was also excellent and top quality. We finished off with the Catalan dessert and espresso coffees. Both delightful and proper espresso coffee. The decor is very warm and welcoming and the selection of western background music was very comfortable as well. Top marks to this wonderful restaurant, highly recommend it.

Staff was wonderful and helpful. We ordered pizza and a calzone. The waiter was engaging, which is somewhat unusual for Japan, in my experience. He was helpful, kind, and even fixed a glitch in the dinner/lunch billing system to give us a free drink (due to the cost on the point-of-sales machine being off). We were even asked if we had allergies to any food products! First time in Japan! We were provided with acacia honey and chili oil for our meal. Friday on a 2pm afternoon and we were the only customers. Service was also quick, perhaps due to the lack of people. Highly recommended if you're craving Italian style pizza! I cannot attest to the pasta yet.

Real Neapolitan pizza. Probably one of the best pizzas I have had in my life. Wasn’t expecting this in Japan at all. Deserts were nice as well and the Peroni was also ice-cold. Paid 10k Yen for two pizzas, some beers and two deserts.

This Italian pizza & pasta restaurant nearby the Sky Tree tower serves really good foods. We tried some pizzas and eggplant spaghetti. Being Italian, I must admit the quality of the dishes we ate was definitely very high: fresh ingredients, the right cooking and the pasta was even al dente! The pizza chef (we did not ask for his name but we took a picture of him...) is really talented and knows how to make a very tasty pizza!