I visited the restaurant around 11 am on Sunday and there was no wait even without a reservation. They only offer course menus. The appetizers, pasta, and dessert were decent. Since it's located in a park, the cost performance is acceptable, but the overall portion size is a bit small. I wish there was more to satisfy my appetite. The ingredients and flavors were delicious.

I went right after finishing the show at 11 o'clock, and there were 2-3 groups waiting in line. The restaurant operates on a reservation system, so if you go on the same day, you may have to wait for about 30 minutes. This time, we were able to enter in about 5 minutes by waiting outside. We ordered the lunch set, which included appetizers, pasta, pizza, and dessert, and everything was delicious. They also had champagne, which was tasty.

Italian restaurant inspired by the Blue Grotto♪ I visited USJ for the first time in almost 20 years♡ Here are some of the meals and snacks I had at Universal Studios Japan. For lunch on the second day, we went to the Italian restaurant "Azure Di Capri" located in the central area of the park. This restaurant is inspired by the famous tourist spot in Italy, the Blue Grotto of Capri Island, and is known for its authentic pizzas baked one by one in a stone oven. The name "Azure Di Capri" in Italian means "Blue of Capri," I believe. The restaurant is located right in the center of the park, across from where we had lunch yesterday at "Mel's Drive-In." When we arrived around 11:20 am, there was a long line. As expected on the second day at USJ, we were already used to waiting in line (;^ω^) We were prepared for a 60-minute wait in the scorching sun, but we were pleasantly surprised to be told that they would contact us on our phone when the table was ready. I didn't know that reservations could be made in advance. We decided to take a break near the lagoon while waiting for our turn. After about an hour, we received a message on our phone and headed to the restaurant. The menu for the day only offered set menus where you could choose between pasta or pizza. The course included 1) appetizer 2) pasta (3 types) or pizza (3 types) 3) dessert (2 types) for a price of 2,700 yen. Drinks were not included (ranging from 420 yen to 500 yen). Since the dishes were shareable, our family of three ordered Uni and shrimp cream sauce pasta, salmon and tuna Genovese pasta, and Tre Gamberetti pizza. For dessert, we had tiramisu. The restaurant interior, inspired by the Blue Grotto, exudes a resort-like atmosphere from overseas with its beautiful blue and white contrast. There are also terrace seats available, so on a sunny day, you can relax there as well. While waiting and sipping on our drinks, the appetizer arrived in about 10 minutes. Then, the pizza and pasta followed. The pizza was decent, and the pasta was okay. Well, considering that these are dishes eaten at an amusement park, we didn't have high expectations. The pizza was good though, the pizza was (;´∀｀) The tiramisu was also delicious. The staff's hospitality was excellent. The price of 2,700 yen is a bit on the higher side, but for a table service type restaurant within the park, it's probably standard. There are only four restaurants in the park where you can make reservations in advance, including this one. If we had to wait in the sun, the taste might have been a bit disappointing, but since we were able to make a reservation, it was just within our tolerance level (^^;;. As we left the restaurant, it was the opening time for the "NO LIMIT! Parade." It was a festival of characters from Hello Kitty, Snoopy, Minions, Sesame Street, Sing, Yoshi & Mario Kart, Pokemon, and more. Watching the parade was enjoyable♪ Enjoying pizza and pasta leisurely at USJ. It was delicious♪ Thank you for the meal. (Visited on June 17, 2023) (Posted on August 6, 2023)

I made a reservation at the entrance around 11 am on a weekday. It said the wait time was 50 minutes, but they call you when it's your turn based on your mobile phone registration. I received a call when they had a table ready, which was about 45 minutes later. Even after receiving the call, there was still a short wait at the entrance. In the end, the total wait time was exactly 50 minutes. The menu offered a choice between pizza or pasta sets. Regardless of the taste, the main thing is being able to make a reservation and enjoy a leisurely meal at Universal's restaurants.

Annual pass holders highly recommend Azulah at Universal Studios Japan for a genuine stone oven pizza experience. If you want to relax and enjoy delicious food in an authentic Italian atmosphere, this is the place to go. The staff is friendly, the desserts are impressive, and the freshly made pizzas are truly delicious. The table service allows you to unwind, which is a nice change from the usual self-service restaurants. The restaurant's ambiance, resembling the Blue Grotto, creates a foreign vibe. The recommended seats are by the blue walls. The convenience of having the restroom inside the restaurant allows for a proper break during your theme park visit. The Spring Pasta Set, available only in spring, features a standout dish of clams with herb breadcrumbs that is both delicious and filling, providing you with the energy you need for a day at the park.

Visited USJ on a Sunday in February. There was a baggage inspection, and you couldn't bring food into the facility. I had heard that all the restaurants would be crowded, so I thought I had to eat early. However, I was drawn to the 5-minute wait at Azura Di Capri as I passed by, so I entered at 10:30 in the morning. I didn't notice the "Blue Grotto" image, but it was nice to be able to sit and relax. The menu didn't have individual items, only sets. I thought pizza would be a safe choice, so I ordered the Pizza Set (Antipasto, choice of pizza, tiramisu) for 2,700 yen. I chose the pizza with three kinds of shrimp, crab, avocado, and lemon. However, despite being a set menu, it didn't include a drink, so I ordered a glass of red wine for 600 yen. I had the impression that alcohol was prohibited in the facility, so this was a pleasant surprise. And the fact that the glass of wine was reasonably priced at 600 yen was also good. Unfortunately, the pizza itself was disappointing. The thin crust didn't cut cleanly, and the taste wasn't impressive. I understand the concept of a captive audience, but I wish they would put in a bit more effort.

The restaurant offers set menus that include appetizers, main dishes, and desserts. The prices are a bit on the higher side, and it seems to be a popular spot for families with children. They serve a pasta dish with a delicious combination of sea urchin and shrimp. The staff are friendly and proactive, offering to take photos for customers. However, the atmosphere can be a bit noisy at times. Overall, the food was delicious and satisfying.

At USJ, there is an Italian restaurant called Azurra di Capri. Here, you can enjoy Italian courses. Unfortunately, I only took a photo of the appetizer. After that, I had salmon and tuna Genovese and tiramisu.

It was a weekday in October 2022, but Universal Studios Japan was extremely crowded, and we couldn't re-enter the park, so we had to use the restaurants inside the park. My kids were starving and exhausted. We made a reservation at this restaurant in advance and they said they would call us when it's time. Thank goodness... [Service] ☆3.3 The service of making a reservation in advance and calling us at the designated time was very helpful. The call came in about 20 minutes. We were able to enter the restaurant after waiting in line for about 15 minutes. They seated us at a table, but it was close to a noisy group next to us. The back of the restaurant was empty. I wish they had seated us there, but maybe they wanted to keep the seating closer to closing time. However, they were seating other customers in the back, which was confusing. [Atmosphere] ☆3.3 The atmosphere was nice. The tables were clean and there was enough space between them. However, the acrylic dividers on the tables didn't make much sense. We are families or friends dining together, so maybe dividers between the tables would have been more useful? The noisy customers next to us were disturbing. They should consider spacing out the seating more. [Ordered Items] The menu was limited, with simple options like pizza or pasta. We ordered the Pasta Set for 2700 yen, which included Antipasto, choice of pasta, and choice of dessert. ◆Antipasto◆ The Antipasto was like a kids' meal, with a basic taste. It wasn't something you would enjoy as a fancy appetizer. ◆Pasta◆ I chose the Genovese pasta. It looked nice with salmon roe on top, but it was dry and lacked moisture. It was a disappointing pasta. ◆Cake◆ You could choose between Tiramisu and cake. I chose the cake, but the sponge was soggy and unpleasant. It seemed like they soaked the sponge in syrup to hide its poor quality. It was the worst. 〈Sangria Red〉650 yen ☆2.7 It had a cheap taste, and they brought red sangria instead of white which I ordered. It tasted like the canned sangria you find in convenience stores. [Final Thoughts] This restaurant in Universal Studios Japan claims to offer authentic Italian cuisine, but the quality was disappointing. Even family restaurants are 100 times better. The kitchen was spacious with many staff, so I don't understand why they had a limited menu and lacked the feeling of preparing dishes. Universal quality... However, a different restaurant like the Kinopio Cafe was delicious. It's the worst that you have to eat at USJ without being able to re-enter the park, and one of the restaurants serves this kind of food. Unbelievable, Universal.

I arrived at the restaurant around 11:00 and asked if I could make a same-day reservation, and to my surprise, there was one last slot available at around 14:00! I received a reservation ticket and this was my first time dining at this restaurant. After visiting Conan's Escape, which I had booked online, I returned to the restaurant at around 14:15 for check-in. I was quickly escorted to the waiting area near the entrance and a few minutes later, I was shown to a table. The menu offered only two courses - Azura Di Capri Set (2450 yen) x2 and Kids Pasta Set (1200 yen) x2. For the Azura Di Capri Set, you could choose between pasta or pizza, and I chose the mushroom and spinach carbonara pasta. For the pizza, I chose the one with shrimp, crab, avocado, lemon, and sakura shrimp. For dessert, I chose tiramisu and Zuppa Inglese with fruit. It was a hot day, so I drank a lot of cold water. The Kids Pasta Set arrived in about 10 minutes, followed by the appetizers for the adults. The pizza had a strong taste of shrimp and crab extract, which I found delicious. When I went to the restroom after the meal, I noticed that the ambiance had changed and there were people enjoying steaks at a nearby table. I realized that Azura Di Capri and Park Side Grill were connected inside. Overall, it was a delightful dining experience.

Had lunch inside Universal Studios. Chose this place with a nice atmosphere. Prices are a bit high, but each table has a dedicated staff member. Even though it's not necessary, it's a nice touch. I ordered a lunch set, and they had about 3 types of pizzas and pastas each. If I were to have lunch inside Universal Studios again, I would choose this place.

I am at Universal Studios. After going on some attractions in the morning, I decided to grab a meal since I had some time to spare. I had a ticket called "Universal Express™ Pass 7 - The Flying Dinosaur" which had specific times for attractions, leaving me with quite a bit of free time in between. I had looked up restaurants in a guidebook beforehand and thought a steakhouse or a pizza place would be good, and that day I was in the mood for pizza, so I decided to go to a pizza place. There are many pizza places in the park, but "Azura Di Capri" seemed to be a good choice. For more details, please refer to the blog: https://ameblo.jp/hamilton00/entry-12378840327.html

The restaurant inside USJ. The pasta was delicious and the drinks were also good! I wasn't expecting much from a restaurant inside the park, but the pasta was really tasty. The atmosphere was nice too, so it seems like a good place for a date. Thank you for the meal.

The course meal at Univa! It was a special course and a bit pricey, but the taste was so good that I couldn't resist! Haha I enjoyed it so much that I finished it in no time! ^ ^

Delicious sangria and pasta, a rare find in large establishments.

The Margherita pizza is really delicious! The crispy tomato sauce has a lot of flavor, and the cheese is also tasty. The appetizers were okay, and the pasta was decent. The dessert was not great. Overall, the meal cost 2,680 yen, including a drink.

It was delicious.