It is a chain restaurant located here and there. I often see their TV commercials, but this was my first visit. Since it was just opened, there were no other customers, and I was seated at a bright table by the window. All orders were done through a tablet, entering a number system. The staff were working efficiently with a small team. Despite my partner saying "When you think of Jolly Pasta, you think of soup pasta," I ordered from the recommended menu. I was drawn to the limited-time offer. I ordered the Baked Cheese Pasta and a half & half crispy pizza. I also got the drink bar. The soup was refillable, with a different flavor each day, and today it was consommé soup. The Baked Cheese Pasta took some time to bake in the oven, so I leisurely enjoyed my drink while waiting. It was served on a hot plate. Inside, there were plenty of vegetables, and the cheese was very rich and delicious. At first, I thought it might be small, but thanks to the rich cheese, I felt quite satisfied. The pizza was really crispy! It was crunchy. The blue cheese one was topped with honey. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal. Next time, I want to try the soup pasta.

It's been a while, had lunch at Jolly Pasta! Visited with a senior colleague who loves pasta! It was 11:30, so it was still not too crowded. Today, I had my usual mentaiko soup pasta and pizza set. The pizza was the familiar Quattro Formaggi♡ I eat it with honey on top. As always, it was delicious! I'm full now! The lunch soup here can be enjoyed at any branch, it's always tasty! Thank you for the meal♡(о´∀`о)

I had a late lunch at a restaurant with a wide variety of menu options. ・King Mushroom Salad: A generous portion that can serve 3-4 people, this salad is perfect for getting your vegetable intake. The dressing also complemented the vegetables well and was delicious. ・Fresh Lasagna: Although small, this lasagna is rich in flavor with plenty of cheese. ・Pork Confit: Grilled pork topped with chopped garlic, creating a deep and flavorful dish. Eating it with the accompanying paprika enhances the deliciousness even more. The restaurant is spacious, making it a comfortable place to dine. Located along Route 176, it has parking available, making it easy to access by car.

Oysters are a favorite food of mine ☺︎ Every time I see a commercial for them, I want to eat some. I had to go to Ikeda for something, so before that, I had lunch with my daughter. We went to Jolly Pasta for the first time in a few years. The Ikeda location is new to us. It's easier to get into than the one in Minoh, and the seating arrangement is nice and comfortable. With the app, we got a 100 yen discount on the "kakibonara." My daughter had the spinach and bacon butter soy sauce pasta, and we also got the drink bar with a coupon from the app. During lunchtime, they also offer a soup bar. The "kakibonara" had five large oysters on top - so plump and delicious ☺︎♥︎︎∗︎*ﾟ The pasta was quite al dente. As I ate, it softened to the perfect texture. Mixing the raw egg yolk with plenty of cheese made it rich and decadent. If I have the chance, I would love to try the ikura bonara as well.

There is a parking lot and the atmosphere is nice. The sign is similar to Denny's so it might be easy to mistake. The sweets are delicious.

It was delicious!

For some reason, I always crave Uni Carbonara.

Jolly Pasta is a place I occasionally visit, but this time I went to this "Ikeda branch" that I happened to pass by for the first time. There was also a discount ticket available this time. The exterior and interior of the restaurant looked very similar to other branches, which is not surprising. There were four of us, so we ordered a variety of pasta dishes: - Italian tomato and mozzarella cheese - Small shrimp and bacon in garlic tomato sauce - Two types of smoked salmon and salmon roe in soy sauce - Scallop and pancetta in butter soy sauce - Jolly Pasta special - Mixed pizza Personally, I found the "Scallop and pancetta in butter soy sauce" to be the most delicious. I think Jolly Pasta's soy sauce-based pasta dishes are the best. On the other hand, I'm not a big fan of tomato sauce. We had a satisfying meal at a reasonable price! Thank you for the meal!

If you want to quickly eat pizza, this chain is the way to go. Personally, I find it convenient because it's easily accessible. I use it when I want to eat quickly before heading to the mountains in Nosen or seeing fireflies or illuminations. The standard menu has consistent flavors (it's a chain after all) and you don't have to wait long (the chain's operation meets the necessary standards). Overall, it's a reliable restaurant where you won't go wrong. Additionally, it's located right by a main road with one lane in each direction (though it can get congested at times), making it easy to access from both sides. The parking lot is spacious, so the location is not an issue.

We decided to have a quick meal at Jolly Pasta, a family restaurant located in the outskirts. The restaurant has a parking lot and offers reasonably stable dishes, so we felt at ease. We ordered Chicken, Shiitake, and Broccoli in Tomato Sauce (819 yen), Small Shrimp and Mushroom in Cream Sauce (714 yen), 8 Vegetable Caesar Salad (714 yen), and The Premium Malt's beer (504 yen). Although we didn't order it, we were intrigued by the wine priced at 105 yen per glass (both red and white). Pasta was well-coated with sauce and tasted delicious. The service was surprisingly quick, making it a good option for when time is limited. Jolly Pasta is a chain under Zensho, which also operates other chains like Sukiya and Nakau. The fact that they serve The Premium Malt's beer is a big plus.

On this day, I met up with a friend from out of town. I often see Jolly Pasta in various places. We ordered soup, potato salad, and mozzarella cheese tomato spaghetti for 1512 yen. The spaghetti looked like it had gratin-style cheese in the menu photo, so I ordered it, but it came out with cubed cheese inside, which was a bit disappointing. It was delicious, but not exactly what I had expected. I'll make sure to carefully look at the menu photos next time before ordering.

This is my first time trying Jolly Pasta. I thought it would be similar to Saizeriya, but it was different. The prices were not that cheap. Despite the name being Pasta, they also have a variety of pizzas available, with options like ordering a pizza with a drink bar, or getting a small pizza and pasta set with a drink bar. I focused more on ordering pizza since a friend had mentioned that the pizza was pretty good when they went the day before. The full-sized pizzas are 30cm in diameter, while the set pizzas are 18cm. I chose the Seafood and Margherita pizzas. These pizzas are not the typical Neapolitan style, but more like crispy crackers with a thin crust. The cheese was simple and not too stringy, but overall it was quite tasty. The pasta had a good texture and I chose the crab meat one, which had plenty of meat in it and was delicious. The coffee from the drink bar was fair trade, but the taste was a bit lacking. Blog link: http://kurozo.dreamlog.jp/archives/1834354.html

The good thing about this restaurant is first of all the spacious and easy-to-park parking lot! Even when the restaurant is full, the parking lot probably won't be full. As for the taste, when I went to a different branch before, I had the impression that it was delicious for the price. So, when the restaurant I wanted to go to was closed, I decided to try this one. However, this time the taste seemed to have dropped, or maybe the previous time was just too good. I felt that the price was high compared to the taste. I ordered Amatriciana pasta and white pizza Carbonara. The pasta was average... and the pizza had delicious toppings but the crust was too thin and got overshadowed by the toppings. Disappointing.

This restaurant, which I used to visit often for studying during high school, was about two years ago. The eggplant and thick-cut bacon in tomato sauce and Caesar salad at this restaurant were very delicious. The interior was very calm and perfect for chatting with friends. The large parking lot was also impressive. The location is also very good, so if possible, please give it a try! The only complaint I had was that back then, being a high school student, I was told to leave if it got late in the evening. Now that I'm in college, I don't get told that anymore (lol).

I usually go to the store in Minoh, but sometimes I also go to Ikeda. So I went there this time. I was surprised that the store layout is the same. It's easier to park here on rainy days if you go by car. The taste is the same as it is a chain store, but the carbonara was not as good as the one in the Minoh store. Overall, the restaurant seems to attract students and families with children, so it was crowded and seemed to have slow turnover.

This is a familiar pasta specialty family restaurant. The pizza is thin and crispy. The portions are huge, so you might be surprised when a big one comes out of the plate. They also offer extra large servings for those who want to eat a lot. The pasta, pizza, and other menu items are all delicious and you can order with confidence at this family restaurant.