@Toyohira Ward =========== The food was delicious and the service was excellent. I highly recommend this restaurant.

In Sapporo, I ordered pizza for the first time in a while. It was on sale for 1200 yen for a medium size. I thought it wasn't too expensive for delivery. I believe I ordered the mixed menu. It arrived in about 30 minutes. It was smaller than I expected, about 25cm. I don't eat delivery pizza often, so I'm not sure, but the taste was average. The dough was chewy, which was good. However, compared to the Matarrina in Hakodate, where I often buy takeout because it's close to home, I was less satisfied. Considering it was delivery, maybe it's just how it is. Normally it's 1500 yen, but I don't think I'd buy it at that price. June 2013.

The restaurant is located about a 10-minute walk from Gakuen-mae Station (Sapporo). You can check the exact location on the map on "Tabelog". We ordered a half & half pizza. The pizza here is delicious, especially the crust. It's chewy yet easy to eat. Even though it was an L size, two of us finished it quickly. We ordered around 2 PM and it arrived by 3 PM. As a bonus, we received a 300ml bottle of Orangina.

The other day, I ordered a pizza to accompany the Asian Cup after receiving a flyer. Despite the 50-minute wait, I decided to go ahead with the order since I wasn't in a rush. Although there is another pizza delivery place nearby, I've stopped ordering from there unless it's their "half-price day." As promised, the pizza arrived after 50 minutes. When I opened it, I noticed the thin crust with basil beautifully sprinkled on top. The mozzarella was also nicely balanced. They offer pizzas in 25cm and 30cm sizes, and even though I intended to order the 25cm one, I accidentally ordered the 30cm one on the phone. However, when it arrived, I was relieved to see that it was smaller than expected. I prefer thin crust, so this pizza was perfect for me! In Tokyo, there are places like "SAVOY" and "Parlentecci" nearby, and my taste buds have become quite picky, making it challenging to find good pizza. Despite that, I think this place is relatively good...probably. The basil and mozzarella were both very nice. However, I realized that during this season, thin crust pizzas tend to cool down during delivery, which was a good lesson for me. Thank you for the meal.

I have decided on this pizza delivery service. Since I don't have the opportunity to eat pizza at restaurants, this is the only place I get my pizza from. I like the thin yet chewy crust, and the fact that the taste is light and easy to eat compared to other delivery pizzas. Before I knew about this place, I used to eat at P**la, but their pizza was greasy and I couldn't finish it because it was too heavy. On the other hand, the pizza here is not overwhelming and I can finish it easily. I have tried several menu items and there has not been a single pizza that I did not like. Unfortunately, I do not think the side menu is worth mentioning. I will continue to use this pizza delivery service in the future.

I wonder when was the last time I had Napoli's pizza... Lately, I've been ordering Domino's Pizza all the time, so it's been a while since I had Napoli's pizza. It's really delicious~ And what's more, the delivery guy and the person on the phone were so polite and pleasant!

Today, I had to work but I was the only one who finished work and headed home. My wife and second daughter are still working. I decided to have a canned beer as soon as I got home. I looked at UberEats and found that "Napoli no Kamado" has a wide variety of snacks. I ordered Basil Chicken (8 pieces) for 820 yen and Stick Potato (10 pieces) for 500 yen. The total came to 1682 yen. They suggested a minimum tip of 80 yen for the delivery staff, so I paid it. The food was easy to eat and had a light seasoning, perfect with beer. Next time, I'll order pizza. That's all for now.

I ordered from Demae-can at "Japan Pizza Toyohira Branch", but I received a Napoli oven, what a mystery. I made a reservation the day before for delivery at 11:30 on Sunday, and it arrived as scheduled. I had lunch with my mother. I ordered the Four Seasons Best (M) for 2,380 yen, Seafood Special, American Meat DX, Quattro Cheese Margherita, and Corn Pizza. I always order four different kinds because I want to try various flavors, but it's a bit expensive compared to ordering just one kind. It was delicious and satisfying. I also got Jagachiki for 580 yen and Jagabasil Chicken as a service with 5 pieces. I received a Pepsi as well. A "fresh" Pepsi? What does that mean? Is it fresh in a can? The total payment was 2,960 yen. Both of us finished our meal.

When I woke up in the morning, I saw that it was snowing heavily outside. The snow continued to fall throughout the Sunday. I was grateful that my delivery order from the day before through Demae-can arrived on time despite the heavy snow. I had lunch with my mother while watching the snow fall, and we ordered the "Half Price Pizza Festival - Japan Pizza Dough" which included a variety of flavors in one large pizza. The pizza dough was fluffy and filled with cheese, and we enjoyed the flavors of crab and shrimp carbonara, bacon and corn, shrimp and broccoli, and four cheese margherita. It was a great deal at half price, as the regular price of 4,000 yen for one pizza would have been too extravagant for two people. We also ordered the Happy Chicken Potato Pack, which included fried chicken, basil chicken, and stick potatoes. The food arrived hot and we couldn't finish it all, so we saved some for dinner. The total payment was 3,300 yen.

I was feeling tired and lying down after my night shift, but couldn't get up. Then, a wonderful suggestion came to me. It arrived faster than I expected and was piping hot. It was delicious and made my life easier.

On a festival day at noon, I ordered half-price festival pizzas from a delivery service. The half-price deal was only for two types of pizzas, both in large size and priced over 4000 yen originally. Is this a good deal? The items I ordered were Quattro Carbonara (4104 yen → 2052 yen) and Basil Chicken (650 yen). My mother and I had them for lunch, accompanied by red wine. The pizzas had a fluffy and chewy Neapolitan crust, with toppings like sausage, egg, shrimp, zucchini, avocado, spinach, and plenty of cheese. The toppings were scattered randomly, which made the taste vary depending on the slice. The chicken was tender and flavorful with basil, perfect for pairing with wine. The total cost for two people was 2702 yen (with free delivery). It was convenient that the delivery arrived during a whiteout. I would never pay 4000 yen for these pizzas. Eating pizza at an Italian restaurant is cheaper, tastier, and more worthwhile.

My son came back home and stayed at his friend's house, came back late at night, and this morning, before I left for work, he hurriedly muttered, "I'll be here tonight." It seems like his usual quiet self. So, let's have Genghis Khan tonight. We have vegetables, but we don't have meat, so I asked my husband who readily agreed to buy some. When I got home, there was 500g of lamb slices waiting. This is definitely not enough. Oh no, what should I do? My husband won't be coming back tonight, and it's pouring rain outside. I thought about trying the trendy option on a day like this. I tried registering for Uber Eats, but many of the delivery times were over an hour, so I'll try again next time. When I asked my kids for suggestions, they both said pizza. Even though there are many takeout and delivery options due to the influence of COVID-19, my kids' go-to for delivery is still pizza. While I was hesitating, I also registered for Demae-can. The fastest delivery was from Napoli no Kama, with an estimated time of 40 minutes, but it arrived in 30 minutes. I had planned to give my son half a watermelon to eat, but it was taking up space in the fridge, so I had to cut it up. Since pizza is a snack for my son, I quickly made ginger pork rice bowls and salads. I also had to freeze the leftover rice. Before I knew it, everything was done. Oh? With all this, do we really need pizza? I ordered the Half-Price Festival with a Quattro Meat L size for 2,149 yen, a set of 2 selectable pizzas for 2,200 yen, and Popcorn Shrimp & Potato for 637 yen. The Quattro Meat includes Terimayo Charcoal Grilled Chicken (teriyaki sauce), Pepperoni Special (tomato sauce), Umadare Charcoal Grilled Beef Kalbi (umadare), and Meat Mix (tomato sauce), allowing you to enjoy four different flavors. I was worried about the pepperoni, but the kids were eating it like they were fighting over it, so it must not have been too spicy for them. The set of 2 selectable pizzas is M size, with 5 choices. I chose Napoli's Margherita and Coarsely Ground Vienna Sausage and Bacon with White Cream. The M size is about 25cm, while the L size is about 30cm. Both have 8 pieces each. The M size has Napoli dough, while the L size has a fluffier Japan dough, which I thought suited the toppings better. The pizzas were not greasy, but rather light, and all were delicious. While waiting for the competition to settle down, I snacked on potatoes and drank beer. With the set of 2 pizzas, it's about 1,100 yen per pizza, while the set of 5 pizzas is 5,000 yen. Maybe the latter would have been cheaper and more filling? I think I'll use their services again. Thank you for the meal.

It's been quite a while, but as a personal record... Side dishes were tastier than I expected.

The variety of flavors is limited, but overall satisfying. Good value for the money.

▼Location▼ Located along the Toyohira Nijo Line. It is 150m from the intersection of Kikusui Asahiyama Park Street and heading towards Tsukisamu on the right side. ▼About the Shop▼ Napoli no Kama (Naples Oven) is a separate brand from the home delivery pizza shop Strawberry Cones. It is one of the many branches operating alongside Strawberry Cones, with the Toyohira branch being one of the dual-named stores. There are a total of 5 Napoli no Kama stores in Hokkaido. ▼Menu▼ They offer various authentic pizzas. For more details, please visit their website. ▼Food Consumed▼ ▽ Basil and Mozzarella Cheese, L size 2350 yen → 1600 yen ▽ (March 2017) *Limited time discount from Demae-can (delivery service) It is an L size pizza with basil and mozzarella cheese sprinkled on top of the Napoli pizza dough. The crust is fluffy and nicely browned, with a thin yet chewy texture. Topped with natural cheese, basil sauce, and mozzarella, it offers a simple yet enjoyable taste with a rich cheese flavor. Despite its size, the thin crust made it easy to finish in no time. ▼Impressions▼ (March 2017) This popular pizza chain is operated by Strawberry Cones, a nationwide home delivery pizza chain, but Napoli no Kama is gradually becoming the main attraction. The Toyohira branch, like many others, operates under the dual name of Strawberry Cones and Napoli no Kama. The previous Strawberry Cones branch on Sakae-dori 11-chome has closed down, making this Toyohira branch the new delivery store. I ordered the above product on sale from Demae-can this time. It was a simple pizza that allowed me to savor the texture of the dough and ingredients. It was quite delicious, although the delivery distance was long, and it was slightly cold due to the lingering winter weather. Despite being an L size, it felt a bit lacking in volume. I would like to try the Four Seasons pizza from Strawberry Cones if I have the chance again.