I went to Kyoto!! It was cherry blossom season, so there were a lot of people everywhere, which was surprising. I got tired and hungry from all the crowds... Today, a friend requested to go to Pizzeria Barre Les Napoli Kyoto Nishiki. They found it on Instagram and were interested in trying it out. Oh, I remember, I've been here for lunch before. The location is about a 7-8 minute walk northeast from Karasuma Station, behind Daimaru near Nishiki Market. The restaurant is on the 2nd floor. I visited the restaurant around 7 pm on a weekday, and it was almost full, a very popular place. I'm glad we made a reservation. The menu includes pizzas, small dishes that go well with drinks, and pasta. You can also order half and half pizzas, which is great! I decided to start with the White Sangria for 650 yen. It was cute and easy to drink. We also had the Garden-style Bagna Cauda for 880 yen, which had fresh vegetables and a creamy sauce with just the right amount of salt. The Garlic Shrimp and Broccoli Ajillo for 800 yen had a strong garlic aroma and delicious prawns. The Bolognese Meat Sauce for 1,200 yen was made with fresh pasta and had a nice texture and light tomato flavor. For dessert, we tried the Strawberry Souffle Pancake with Raspberry Sauce for 980 yen. The fluffy and thick pancake had a good balance of sweetness and acidity from the raspberry sauce. My friend was particularly happy with the disappearing cotton candy effect on the pancake. The restaurant also offers a variety of sweets that would appeal to girls. Overall, it was a satisfying dining experience with a good selection of food and desserts. I remember the pizza being delicious, so I definitely want to try it next time. Thank you for the meal. Pizzeria Barre Les Napoli Kyoto Nishiki 050-5590-2414 Kyoto, Kyoto City, Nakagyo-ku, Nishikikojidori Higashitoindori Higashiiru Nishiuoyamachi 604 First Court Shijo Nishiki 2F

I used it for the first time in a while. You can have pizza for a great price at lunch. I used my Hot Pepper points, so it was even more affordable. I got the Bismarck with a dessert set, which cost around 1600 yen. It came with a drink, salad, and soup. The pizza was quite big and thick. The taste was delicious, especially with the spicy oil called Picante Oil. I also ordered the cheesecake, which was okay. This is really a great deal for this price. The lunch is available until 5 pm, so it's convenient to use.

We visited the restaurant with three people and wanted to continue eating a little more afterwards, so we ordered lightly. Luckily, the drinks were half price until 6:00. We used mobile ordering, which was convenient, but knowing the total amount each time may be disadvantageous for the restaurant. So, we saved a little on our order. The dishes were delicious and well-balanced overall, especially the garlic shrimp, risotto, and salmon salad. Oh, there's no picture of the garlic shrimp... We had the classic Italian dish of shrimp and broccoli garlic.

Casual Italian restaurant near Shijo-Karasuma Station in Kyoto. It's on the second floor of a building, and there is a stone oven near the entrance. I started with the "Avocado and Smoked Salmon Bruschetta" (440 yen). The garlicky avocado was really delicious. There were many pizza options, but I ended up getting a half and half of "Cicinirelli" and "Melanzane" (both 890 yen). The Cicinirelli had a strong garlic flavor, maybe a bit too dry or overcooked. The crowd seemed to be mostly students, so maybe not the best place for older folks.

The atmosphere inside the restaurant was nice, and both the pizza and pasta were very delicious. I ordered a pizza where I could choose two of my favorite toppings and they cut it in half, which was just the right size for a woman. The drink selection was also extensive and fun to choose from. I will definitely visit again!

When I visited, it was about a 3-minute walk from Karasuma Station. It is located on the 2nd floor of a building. As soon as you enter, there is a pizza oven. I arrived around 3:50 PM. Lunch menu can be ordered from 11 AM to 5 PM. You can choose from 8 types of pizza and 5 types of pasta. I ordered a pizza called "Limone". It costs 900 yen for a single item. It is a pizza with steamed chicken, arugula, lemon sauce, mozzarella, and parmesan. The pizza had a fluffy crust and was delicious. The pasta is said to be fresh noodles.

On Saturday at 2:30, I had a late lunch with my daughter after work. The Margherita pizza was unusually cheap, but the size was normal, so be careful. This time, we ordered the Lemon and Oil Pasta. We placed our order through the menu site using a QR code. The Spaghetti Aglio e Olio had a strong flavor, but it might be a bit expensive for the portion. It was delicious to eat a bit of pizza and then mix the remaining pasta sauce. The Italian pudding was a bit softer than expected. There was caramel at the back, but it was a transparent jelly-like texture, which was a bit unique. It was stylish to bring a single flower to the register. It's convenient that they are open all day. After eating, we went to see the Gion Festival's evening procession. I hurried home for a social gathering in the evening.

Located in a prime spot in front of Kyoto Daimaru and near the entrance of Nishiki Market, PIZZERIA BAR Le NAPOLI offers a lunchtime special from 11:00 to 17:00, as well as a happy hour from 11:00 to 18:00. Their pizzas are large and start at just 500 yen, making it a delicious and affordable dining option!

The pizza was delicious in a normal way. It was a good size for one person. There was nothing particularly special about the taste, but it wasn't bad either. For just under 1000 yen, it's okay. As for the alcohol, it's a bit scary to go outside of happy hour when craft beers are over 800 yen... Wine was around 640 yen, I think? (If it's half price at 320 yen, then it's acceptable, but I wish the sparkling wine had more sparkle. At 320 yen, it's tolerable.)

I used it for a dinner party with multiple people. It is located right at the entrance of Daimaru, making it easy to access. It is just before the entrance to Nishiki Market. I made a reservation for the special course for ¥5000. It includes: appetizer assortment, salad, pasta, pizza, all-you-can-eat potatoes, beef taliata, and dessert (cheesecake) with all-you-can-drink. The amount of salad and pasta was sufficient, and you can choose from 8 types of pizza. The pizza was chewy and quite authentic, so I thought it was quite cost-effective. The cheesecake for dessert was delicious and made me happy. However, even though it's all-you-can-eat pizza, it's not easy to try all the varieties and get full, so it's a bit of a dream. I think it's easy to use for a dinner party with multiple people and has good cost performance. The restaurant was crowded, with many foreigners as well.

It was lunchtime so we made a reservation and went. We both felt like having pizza, so we each ordered one. We got a tomato-based pizza and a lemon-based one, which were both delicious. We ended up getting full, so next time we plan to share a pizza and pasta.

The food here is delicious! Pasta, pizza, risotto are all great, but the prosciutto is especially tasty! The atmosphere of the restaurant is nice and goes well with drinks. The photo shows crab tomato cream pasta and carbonara risotto. It seems like a great place for a date or casual drinks. I might try coming for lunch one day.

I visited without a reservation on a regular night. I ordered the girls' night out course. It was easy to order using the mobile order system through the QR code, or by calling the staff. The food was okay considering the cost performance. I think it's a good place to use for student drinking parties.

On the day, we decided to go somewhere for a meal, so we searched for a convenient place around Shijo where we could eat, drink, and relax. Using the Tabelog online reservation system was very helpful. We enjoyed reasonably priced food and drinks in a relaxed atmosphere, and had a great time chatting. It was also nice to be able to order food through the app.

They offer a variety of pizzas ranging from around 550 yen Margherita to over 1,000 yen premium pizzas. I ordered the 900 yen premium Margherita. My friend ordered the Bismarck, saying that the skill of the chef can be judged by the doneness of the egg. The egg was cooked just right, with no transparent parts in the whites, and the yolk served as a nice sauce. The pizza crust was chewy and substantial, providing a satisfying bite. We also shared the teriyaki pizza, which had a subtle taste that made us all go "hmm." Next time, we might stick to the tomato sauce-based pizzas for a more reliable option when looking for a reasonably priced pizza lunch.

I used the ladies' course. There was a wide variety of pizzas and they were large! The teriyaki pizza was especially delicious. Also, there were many types of alcohol, which was fun. However, it took some time for the pizzas to be served, and I felt that ordering individual items would be better than all-you-can-eat. Also, during the meal, a male staff member was searching for something near the toilet or window, walking around the restaurant, which was unsettling. Furthermore, the music suddenly got louder in the restaurant, making it difficult to hear conversations, which was disappointing.

I visited for lunch on a regular day. I made a reservation on Tabelog about an hour before my visit. There were surprisingly many lunch set options, and the pizza was quite large, giving a satisfying feeling, so I think the cost performance is quite good. The taste is also quite good, so I give this rating. The location is right in the middle of Karasuma, so it seems to be very convenient. It seems like a good place for a casual lunch with close friends or a mom's gathering with children.

Affordable Italian restaurant managed by TOAI Co., Ltd., known for their karaoke facilities. The headquarters is in Kyoto. They have a pizza oven here, which is great! Freshly baked pizza is truly blissful. The Margherita pizza base is only 590 yen! (I'm not sure if consumption tax is included or not, sorry). This is really cost-effective. They have a variety of menu options at different price ranges, which can help manage the cost of a drinking party. This is wonderful. Overall, it feels more like an Italian-style izakaya rather than an Italian restaurant. The atmosphere is quite spacious, with high chairs near the entrance that seem uncomfortable, tables in the middle, and sofa seats towards the back. If given the choice, I would definitely want to sit on the sofa (^o^). Make sure to request this! It's important!

I arrived after the reservation time had passed, but they kindly let me in. I just made it in time for happy hour, where I got half-priced drinks. The salad, appetizers, and pizza were so delicious that I forgot to take photos. The salad was a Caesar salad, the appetizers included a platter of prosciutto and cheese, potato salad, and fried potatoes. The pizzas were crispy and amazing, especially the gorgonzola and honey pizza and the margherita pizza. The seafood cream pasta with salmon, clams, and shrimp was also delicious. For dessert, we could choose from four options, and with a coupon, it was free. I chose Italian pudding, while my friend had cheesecake.

I made a reservation and visited for the first time at 12:30 on a weekday. The restaurant is located on the second floor of a building right in front of the Daimaru department store on the Nishiki-dori side exit. The interior of the restaurant is quite spacious, and I was seated at a sofa seat towards the back. For lunch, if you order a pizza, you get a free salad and drink! Amazing. However, since it was hot that day and the sign in front of the store said "Chilled potato soup of the day", I opted for the A set with soup for an additional ¥100. I ordered the classic Margherita pizza for ¥550! By the time I finished the Caesar salad and chilled soup, the pizza arrived. Wow, it's huge! It had plenty of mozzarella cheese and the tangy tomato sauce was delicious. The dough was thin but chewy, and the thick crust had a satisfying texture, so even men would be full after eating it. The ¥550 pizza comes in Margherita and teriyaki flavors, and there are many other options for lunch, including pizzas and pastas. The drinks are also generously sized, which is nice. I was able to relax on the sofa seat, but the signal was weak and I had trouble using my smartphone... However, the food was delicious and good value for money, so I plan to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

I visited this Italian restaurant for lunch on a holiday (^o^)/ It is located on a side street just behind Kyoto Daimaru. The entrance is on the second floor up the stairs of a building. As soon as you enter, you will see a large pizza oven, creating a lively and casual atmosphere. The lunch menu offers a selection of pizzas or pastas to choose from, with the option to add a drink and salad set. This time, since there were four of us, we ordered the following items individually without the set: - Eggplant and bacon mozzarella cheese tomato sauce pasta for 900 yen - Margherita pizza for 550 yen - Diavola pizza for 900 yen - Quattro formaggi pizza (with honey) for 950 yen The pasta had thick noodles and could use a bit more sauce. The Margherita pizza was simple but great value for the price. The Diavola pizza was spicy enough for children to enjoy. The Quattro formaggi pizza had a strong cheese flavor. While there was nothing particularly outstanding about the taste, the prices are reasonable for this location, which explains why the restaurant is always full. I recommend this place not only for lunch but also for a cafe break when you're tired from sightseeing. Thank you for the meal ★