I went to the supermarket but it was closed due to the typhoon, so I went upstairs and found out that Saizeriya was open. It was empty so I could have chosen any seat, but the staff guided me to a seat next to someone else. They talk a lot and they are in the red, so they started charging 100 yen for powdered cheese to avoid raising the price of the Doria. So, getting the Baked Cheese Milan-Style Doria for 350 yen instead of the Milan-Style Doria for 300 yen seems like a smart choice.

I went to Saizeriya on the 2nd floor of Nitto building while shopping at Futou. I ordered a Garden Salad and a drink from the drink bar (Minute Maid, Vegetable and Fruit Healthy Recipe, Espresso). The Garden Salad came with a dressing made with plenty of vegetables and olive oil, but you can also change it to Saizeriya dressing. The drink bar offers healthy options like Minute Maid and Vegetable and Fruit Healthy Recipe. For my final drink, I chose Espresso. Espresso is served in small amounts for sipping slowly, which is common in Bangkok. It was a satisfying meal.

It's 600 yen for a 500 yen lunch plus a 100 yen drink bar. It's quite popular with customers dining alone. Since the soup is all-you-can-drink, many people go for multiple refills. It may not be suitable for web conferences, but it's recommended for its affordability.

My son loves it so we often go to Saizeriya. Saizeriya seems to be struggling with its business lately though (^◇^;) I hope they do their best. My son always gets the Pancetta pizza, but today we got Margherita. I always get the popular number one Milan-style Doria ♬, hamburger, asparagus dish, spicy chicken, and I end up ordering too much because it's cheap (^◇^;) Well, I think it's pretty delicious. I'm satisfied and full again today ^ ^ The young staff's customer service is so-so. Even though it's Sunday lunchtime, the restaurant is empty (^◇^;) I'm worried because my son likes it and I don't want it to go out of business.

The New Year's holidays are coming to an end today. It was a relaxing New Year's break, haha. I saw a review from my favorite reviewer about a bakery and decided to go to Saizeriya. Even though it was a different location... It was my first time at this Saizeriya inside a building. The interior is spacious with many seats. Surprisingly, it is smoke-free, which is rare these days. I sat in the non-smoking section, but it still smelled like cigarettes. They will be completely smoke-free starting from February! As for the food we ordered: Beef steak, Buffalo Margherita pizza, Short pasta, and Popcorn shrimp. The beef steak cost 990 yen. It had a strong beef smell at first bite, but it was fine from the second bite. There were both tough and tender parts of the meat, but overall it was decent. The pizza had plenty of buffalo mozzarella, which made it luxurious. It was tasty for the price. The short pasta was so-so at first bite. Honestly, it felt like short pasta in clam chowder soup. The popcorn shrimp was simply delicious. The wait time was quite long, but we didn't get bored thanks to the challenging and fun mistake-finding game on the kids' menu. It seemed like the two staff members were struggling, but their service was not bad. I will definitely go back again.

Single drink bar for 300 yen. We were able to chat leisurely. Straws are provided upon request. They are not placed inside the store.

I went to the Saizeriya restaurant that opened in Fuku-no-Kami 4-chome. I saw the Milan-style Doria on TV, so I naturally ordered it. It was only 299 yen... so cheap... I wasn't expecting much in terms of portion size due to the low price, but when it arrived, it was huge. It's definitely too cheap for what you get. The Milan-style Doria is a combination of meat sauce, white sauce, and tomato sauce mixed with rice, and it's delicious. The rice is colored like saffron rice. It's great to be able to enjoy a dish like this for only 299 yen. With over 500 calories, it's satisfying enough as a meal on its own. If you haven't tried it yet, I recommend giving it a try.

Anyway, the all-you-can-drink soft drink bar is a great help when you want to kill time. It's always bustling with moms' gatherings, studying junior high school students, and people from nearby sports clubs, kindergartens, and elementary schools from morning till night. Because of this, the staff seems busy and it can be hard to place an order. But considering how crowded it is, it's understandable. However, they do quickly clean up tables, so there is a sense of cleanliness.

This is a shop located in front of the bus stop in Kubo 4-chome. It is above a supermarket called Pantry. When you take the elevator to the 2nd floor, you will see that the shop is quite spacious. We ordered Steak Meat Doria, Arrabiata, Prosciutto Caprese, and 2 bottles of wine decanter. In terms of cost performance, I think everything is great. However, when it comes to whether it is really delicious, there are many higher levels. But with that comes a higher price. If you don't mind the eyes of gourmet people, I think it's a very good restaurant where you can eat reasonably delicious food and fill your stomach.

I always end up ordering the Diablo-style hamburger when I come here. The restaurant is located on the second floor of a building and is not too crowded, perhaps because it's a bit hard to find. When I brought my infant with me, the staff kindly suggested seating us away from the smoking area, which was appreciated. Although my baby can't sit up yet, I heard that some branches of Saizeriya have baby chairs in addition to kids' chairs. It's necessary to confirm with the specific branch before going, but it's rare to find places that offer baby chairs, so I feel like they are really considerate towards parents with infants.

I went to a restaurant thinking I could work on my computer while having a meal. I had my computer out even before ordering, but when I finished eating, I was told, "No working allowed..." and was kicked out. They should have told me that earlier. I found out that generally, Saizeriya does not allow people to use computers or study. However, the Saizeriya near my university did not say anything about it... It seems to depend on the discretion of each store. Just be aware that the Saizeriya in Kamio 4-chome is generally strict about not allowing work. If you want to work, the McDonald's across the street might be a better option as they have power outlets. The drink bar has limited options, and Royal Host across the street has a better selection. The food is like typical chain restaurant microwave dishes, so it's decent for the price. If you want to eat cheap spaghetti or gratin without going to a convenience store, this place might be for you. The flavors are on the stronger side, and the salad dressing is usually poured on generously, so it's not a place I can go to unless my stomach is feeling good.

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