About a 5-minute walk from Oimachi Station North Exit. Arrived around 5 PM on a Sunday with no waiting time. The restaurant was about 80% full. I ordered Spicy Chicken for 300 yen, Popcorn Shrimp for 300 yen, and a medium-sized draft beer for 400 yen. Surprisingly, the bill came out to be only 1,000 yen at Saizeriya. Both the chicken and shrimp were delicious and had great value for money. I enjoyed my meal until the end. Thank you for the meal.

As it started raining suddenly, I took shelter in the restaurant and decided to have a late dinner. I ordered a doria and penne, along with a drink bar. The rain didn't stop for almost 2 hours, but luckily I was able to stay at a table for two without any issues.

I arrived late and had lunch before evening. With a drink bar included, ordering two items separately costs less than 1,000 yen, so it's very cost-effective. The location is a bit hard to find, as you wouldn't pass by unless you have business at the ward office. I stumbled upon it by chance. The interior of the restaurant has a bright atmosphere.

During my lunch break, I had to finish some errands quickly and ended up eating at a fairly fast-paced Saizeriya. I decided to go for the Carbonara spaghetti, which I really like with extra cheese. It was great to see that it was generously topped with cheese. I prefer the eggs to be melted in the cream rather than mixing them in myself.

On a Saturday afternoon, I decided to wander around Oimachi. I visited the "Saizeriya Shinagawa-Kuyakusho-mae" restaurant. The place was bustling with students and families. I checked the menu and chose the "Chicken and Broccoli Salad" (350 yen) and the "Chocolate Cake" (300 yen), adding a drink set (200 yen). The salad tasted like Saizeriya, and the cake had a factory-direct taste. If I have the chance, I would like to revisit in the evening next time.

The lunch menu at Saizeriya, Hamburg lunch with demi-glace sauce, salad, lunch soup, rice or naan for 546 yen. Unfortunately, the restaurant wasn't running smoothly.

Visited for a solo lunch. It was around 12 PM on a weekday, and although it was on the 2nd floor, it was almost full. The staff efficiently guided me to my table. I had the tarako pasta lunch set (with salad) for 500 yen, and added the drink bar for 100 yen, making a total of 600 yen. The tarako pasta had tarako sauce on boiled pasta with seaweed sprinkled on top. It was delicious and simple. The drink bar had a variety of options, and I chose a cafe latte and orange tea. It's a casual place where you can enjoy a quick lunch.

I used it for lunchtime. It took quite a long time for the food to come out, so be careful if you are in a hurry.

Today I had work near Shinagawa Ward Office, between Oimachi Station and Shimokamiyama Station. So, for lunch around there, I went to Saizeriya, a restaurant on the 2nd floor of the high-rise Brillia Oimachi building by Tokyo Tatemono. This is my first Saizeriya review as a true Italian food reviewer, chee! I had: - Parma-style Spaghetti for 399 yen - Set Drink Bar for 190 yen Unfortunately, they weren't serving lunch on holidays. The Parma-style spaghetti had noodles that were a bit overcooked, like something you'd get at a cafe. I stayed for about an hour to adjust my schedule, so it was a mutually beneficial arrangement, like using a cafe (lol). When I was a student, the appeal was being able to stay for a long time inexpensively, but as an adult, the charm of Saizeriya really comes out when you have alcohol (´∀｀) Thanks for the meal! My review doesn't come close to the Saizeriya Master men-chan, who is a fellow Italian food reviewer and Saizeriya expert (´・ω・｀)