Good for a solo lunch, I went back and forth on lots of options, but what I chose was the fresh pasta specialty shop, SPALA The fresh pasta looked delicious too, but I was in the mood for pizza, so I ordered the margherita and drink set. The price was 946 yen. The seating was crowded, but I grabbed a solo seat toward the back before ordering. The thin-crust pizza🍕 was piping hot too, maybe good for a quick bite. Food courts are appealing because they're cheap and tasty.

For a food court, the variety of food is way too skewed. There used to be healthy options like Tanita Shokudo, but now it's disappointing. 3 ramen shops, plus one each for pasta, udon, and soba. Nothing but noodles. You don't need 3 ramen shops in one food court... As usual, it's packed at lunchtime and other peak times, and getting a seat is tough. But rather than eating here, I'd recommend COMMONS TACHIKAWA TACHIHI nearby.

I went before 12 on a holiday, but it was way too crowded and the battle for seats was intense... With a play area, tatami seating, mini tables, booths, counter seats, solo seats, and more, it was a very kid-friendly space. I can see why it's popular. There was a staff member near the water dispenser cleaning, so even though it was packed, the water area was clean. Sanitizing wipes and trash bins were also provided. ◆Restaurants They're chains, but overall pretty pricey. And there are lines. Miyatake Sanuki Udon and KAMUKURA had the longest lines. ◆Info for moms & dads There seemed to be few baby chairs, so grab one early. The pillars say whether baby chairs are available. There's no microwave on this floor (3rd floor); I was told you have to go to the 2nd floor. The play area had colorful cylinder cushions and 3 wall-mounted toys. Shoes off. Visited September 2024

It's on the west side of the 3rd floor Various restaurants have outlets here The seating feels spacious, but it's packed on weekends Though it's empty on weekdays For a food court, every shop is priced on the high side, so the cost performance is disappointing

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I heard it had been renovated, so I went to check it out. A weekday after 4, and it was empty even though it's summer vacation. There was no line so we could order right away, but apparently the steak bowl was burnt in places, bitter and not tasty. With the tonkotsu ramen, when I went to eat and moved the chashu into a small bowl, there was a brown hair in it. Even though the broth was good. The fried rice had lots of ingredients, but it was soggy and clumped together, like the homemade fried rice I used to eat long ago. Both were pretty pricey, too. I wish they'd make things a bit more carefully. The counter is pretty far from the booths with soft seats. When it's crowded on weekends, getting around looks tough. I wish the water dispenser were colder. Overall, I think Moritown is better.