To Kuroneko Pizza in Shinjuku Gyoen. Lunch starts from 650 yen, and they bake pizzas in a traditional oven after receiving the order. They offer a free salad bar and barley tea. They have various Tabasco sauces like Tabasco and Habanero. The slightly burnt edges of the pizza may be a concern, but the dough is surprisingly fluffy and soft. The pizza is generously topped and both the quantity and quality are satisfying. Thank you for the meal.

I visited Kuroneko Pizza for lunch! It is located about a 7-minute walk from Shinjuku Gyoenmae Station. You order at the counter and help yourself to towels, water, and salad. On this day, they had extra dough so I was able to get a larger pizza for an additional 300 yen! The prices are reasonable, starting from 600 yen. The pizza had a chewy crust and was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

When I arrived at the restaurant, there were instructions on how to order written outside. It seemed like you had to order and pay at the entrance before being seated - quite unusual. I was a bit nervous as I couldn't remember all the steps at the entrance, but I went in anyway. I ordered the Sausage, Mushroom, and Mascarpone Pizza (750 yen). It seemed like the drink was supposed to be included according to the sign at the entrance, but it turned out to be an additional 100 yen. I wasn't sure if the salad was included. Looking at past menus, it seemed like they removed the drink to lower the price. I went to get the salad, water, and towel myself as it was self-service. The snacks were also self-service, which was interesting. Even though it was self-service due to being short-staffed, I could feel their hospitality. The pizza was brought to my table, but according to the board outside, you were supposed to go and pick it up yourself. The pizza was just the right size for one person, with plenty of toppings. It was quite soggy from the olive oil or melted mascarpone, but the crust was crispy and chewy, making it delicious. I haven't had mascarpone pizza much, but it had a subtle flavor. I was impressed by the regular customers who stacked their plates neatly before leaving. It was a bit warm when I entered, but the atmosphere was relaxing and seemed perfect for a leisurely stay.

Italian izakaya near Shinjuku Gyoen. They are popular for their oven-baked pizzas, and for lunch they offer pizza menus with salad, soup, and a drink included. The price varies depending on the type of pizza. I had a Margherita and Quattro Formaggi half & half for 800 yen. The pizza was chewy and delicious. It's not very big, but with plenty of salad and coffee included, 800 yen is cheap. The owner chef seems to be a Yakult Swallows fan. There is also a Chinese restaurant run by a big Yakult Swallows fan near Shinjuku Gyoen. I wonder if they know each other? I spent 800 yen. Rating: 3 points 5 points: Definitely want to visit again!! 4 points: Would love to visit again if I have the chance! 3 points: Willing to revisit. 2 points: Once is enough. 1 point: No need to go.

It seems like a gathering place for Yakult fans. I'm not a fan myself, but I was planning to visit during last year's season, but I ended up not going. This year, I visited around 1:45 pm for the first time. Unfortunately, the store was closed, and it seemed like they were sold out. I decided to try again and went earlier this time. I arrived at exactly 12:00 pm, and there were no other customers. There are 8 types of pizza available, and I ordered the "Ami Ebi Marinara" (800 yen). When I asked about drinks, they said there was no additional charge for beer. I paid 800 yen in cash or with PayPay at the counter. The beer was served first, followed by a generous salad and soup. The salad was mainly cabbage but had a lovely presentation. It's amazing that soup is included at such a low price. The pizza was a bit smaller in size, but considering the price, it was a great deal. The dough was chewy and soft. The small shrimp on top did a great job. I wonder how Yakult will perform this year. Hopefully, they will have a great season!

This restaurant takes pride in their pizza. Each one is carefully baked, so it may take a little time, but it was delicious. The staff may be few and the service not necessarily top-notch, but it's a gathering place for Swallows fans, so let's take it as a positive.

In the midst of the corona shock, it seems they have started offering takeout. There are quite a few takeout customers. Watching the pizza being baked right in front of you increases your appetite. Normally, this is a place where many Tokyo Yakult Swallows fans gather, but during lunchtime, there seem to be a lot of people working nearby. Takeout has now been introduced at this restaurant. The containers feature cute illustrations drawn by the chef. And the pizza is super cheap. Plus, it's freshly baked. It's definitely delicious. On this day, I ordered "two delicious pizzas" and the result was delicious pizza. I wonder if they could deliver to Jingu Stadium???

There were plenty of Tokyo Yakult Swallows goods inside the store. It was a professional baseball open game day. Even though it was a game without spectators, it was broadcasted on a big monitor by Kuroneko Pizza. It was a blissful moment to watch professional baseball while eating delicious pizza with a beer in hand. I ate two low-calorie pizzas and my stomach was satisfied. I couldn't resist ordering chicken, and my stomach was full with beer and wine. Finally, a Yakult mixed sour drink was served as a finish. I enjoyed the game, the food was delicious. It's a nice restaurant.

Located just a few minutes' walk from Shinjuku Gyoen Station, within walking distance from Shinjuku Sanchome Station as well. It is closer to Yotsuya when viewed from Nakadori. I heard that there is a chef here who is a big fan of the Tokyo Yakult Swallows, so I decided to visit. The interior of the restaurant is filled with Swallows merchandise, creating a cozy atmosphere. Sitting at the counter, I found myself surrounded by Swallows fans in no time. Even as a first-timer, I was able to enjoy engaging conversations. The pizzas come in various flavors, all of which are delicious. They have a dedicated pizza oven, so the taste is incomparable to delivery pizzas. The aroma and texture are excellent. The Italian side dishes made by the Swallows-supporting chef are also plentiful and go well with wine. The dessert at the end was a surprise appearance by Tsubakuro-sensei, which was very touching. I would love to hold a Swallows fan gathering here once the season starts. I will definitely be back for more.

I found this restaurant on Instagram and was interested because it is a rare place where you can bring your dog. The pizza is small and reasonably priced, with a variety of flavors to enjoy. I was intrigued by the full bottle of Moet for 4500 yen. I called ahead before visiting with my dog in a stroller. I used a coupon and got a complimentary glass of red wine. The appetizer was a small dish of ham, pickles, and vegetables. The Trippa Tomato Stew had a refined flavor but was a bit small in portion. The Sausage Spring Rolls were crispy and delicious. I tried the Napoletana pizza with anchovies, which was tasty with a hint of spiciness from the habanero sauce. I also ordered the mentaiko mayo potato, which was delicious. The restaurant is clean and has a nice atmosphere, with a narrow but bright layout. They have a monitor showing movies on the wall and offer interesting cocktails using Yakult. The staff seem to be fans of Yakult. Overall, a great place to dine with your dog and enjoy delicious food.

Taste: The Margherita pizza was topped with mushrooms and small shrimp, and the dough was chewy and delicious. I could enjoy it until the last bite by changing the taste with various Tabasco sauces. The salad had cabbage, mizuna, carrots, cherry tomatoes, potatoes, and something like purple daikon. It had a generous amount of vegetables, perfect for when you want to actively consume vegetables. The dressing was similar to store-bought Caesar dressing. I forgot to take a picture of the drink, but I had an iced coffee. It came in a cup the same size as the water cup. Is it okay for 800 yen? It was so good that I started to worry. Payment was made at the time of ordering. Quantity: Just right. The generous portion of the salad was appreciated. Service: I was greeted with a smile and served pleasantly. They carefully explained the 10 types of Tabasco sauces and also provided homemade chili oil. I was happy that they gave me a cloth towel instead of paper because my hands got dirty while eating pizza. Serving time: The salad arrived in 1-2 minutes, and the pizza arrived at just the right time when I finished the salad. Ambiance: Very good. I couldn't tell from the outside, but the interior was spacious with table seats extending to the back. This time, I used a four-seater table alone. Smoking: I thought it was non-smoking, but it seems to be partially smoking. Water pitcher: Not available. Visit time: Weekday, 11:30 AM. Crowdedness: Opened at the same time with no guests.

I was able to use PayPay. I went to see a Yakult game.

PayPay can be used here.

I wonder what the standout item on the menu is...

I watched the WBC game. I was moved by Japan's dramatic walk-off win. There were even people crying.

I watched the Japan Series. I witnessed Yakult's victory.