I went to other stores before, but I couldn't eat anything because of my hangover. This store is also nice with a tropical atmosphere. There were various attractive menus such as risotto and duck confit, but I ordered a half & half pizza (´∀｀). The crust was delicious as it was baked in a kiln, but the toppings were just okay. The kids' menu is a good deal. Thank you for the meal.

The risotto with balsamic vinegar was addictive! It was so delicious! The spaghetti carbonara with asparagus and ham was not greasy at all, very easy to eat! The layout of the tables is also nice, and you can relax for a long time. I want to go again!

The atmosphere inside the restaurant was nice and the staff were friendly. I had carpaccio, pasta, and pizza. The carpaccio was delicious with various types to try and the dressing was tasty. I ordered a half and half pizza with meat and seafood toppings. Both were flavorful and made me crave wine. The pizzas were thick and had a good aroma from being baked in a kiln. The pasta I had was pepperoncino with prosciutto, which was tasty. Overall, there was nothing particularly outstanding or negative about the experience. They also have a drink bar, making it a great choice for a girls' night out or family gathering!

The pasta here is the most delicious. However, the service for food and alcohol is quite slow, which is a downside. Despite that, I still come here 1 or 2 times a month because it's so tasty. The staff are kind and polite. It would be nice if they could check more often on refilling dishes, drinks, and soup at the buffet. The kids' plate is very affordable.

I visited during lunchtime. This restaurant is always crowded with a full parking lot. Today, I arrived around 2 pm and was able to be seated right away. I try to avoid eating too much flour, so I ordered the abalone risotto which I don't usually order. It came with a drink bar and salad for ¥1599 (excluding tax). I was curious about the charred mysterious liver, but the risotto tasted delicious with a good balance.

I changed my plans last minute and went to PISOLA because the restaurant I wanted to go to was full. It was my first time there, but the atmosphere was really nice and the seating was comfortable. Even families with children can enjoy a relaxing meal there. I ordered the Select Lunch (appetizer + choice of pizza, risotto, or pasta + premium drink bar). I chose the pasta: Japanese-style pasta with snow crab and shrimp, and seafood cream sauce pasta. The pasta was slightly firm and delicious. The sea urchin cream sauce was a bit heavy due to its sweetness. I also ordered an additional item: salad with prosciutto and French Camembert cheese with a soft-boiled egg (¥799 → ¥399). For the appetizer, you can choose between the daily salad or quiche. When you order the Select Lunch, side dishes are 50% off and desserts are ¥200 off. Alcoholic drinks (draft beer, wine) are also 50% off, making it a good deal. The food was tasty, but despite using mobile ordering, they mistakenly served sea urchin cream pasta instead of risotto, which took time to remake and was disappointing. As an apology for the inconvenience, I received a coupon for my next visit (free dessert plate or 10% off total bill).

Located in Sakai-ku, Sakai City, "Pisola" is a resort restaurant with a different atmosphere from the store along the Central Loop Line. It's great that they offer all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink options. I ordered the Margherita Salmon with Yuzu Pepper Pasta, Taco and Mentaiko Pasta, Bacon and Mozzarella Pasta. The noodles are chewy because they use fresh pasta. The portion size also feels quite generous. Children under elementary school age can enjoy the drink bar for free, and Kids' Potato Fries are available for 100 yen. It's a child-friendly restaurant. Thank you for the meal!

I have been to the Stonehouse in Central before, but this was my first time at this location near my house. The inside has a resort-like feel. The seating is a bit cramped. It would be better if the booths were a bit larger. I had the pasta lunch. The taste was average. The cream-based pasta was fettuccine, and the tomato-based pasta was just regular pasta. They offer a good variety of tea for the free drinks. There is no time limit, so it's good for chatting leisurely.

With 27 stores mainly in the Kansai region, this restaurant offers a variety of set menus that can be customized to your liking. The set includes cold dishes, hot dishes, pizza, pasta or risotto, and dessert, providing a satisfying meal. The thick-cut beef tongue with leek sauce uses 200g of beef tongue and a special sauce that enhances the flavor of the meat. The recommended stone oven-baked pizza has a chewy and fragrant crust with melty cheese and delicious toppings. The sautéed whole lobster is a limited quantity menu item, allowing you to indulge in the sweetness and texture of the lobster. For an additional fee, you can enjoy unlimited drinks from the premium drink bar, offering a variety of fruit juices, cappuccino, matcha latte, and more. The restaurant's interior is designed like a Balinese beach club, suitable for various occasions such as dates, girls' nights out, or family meals. The set menu I ordered this time includes options such as fish carpaccio, beef tongue with leek sauce, prosciutto with mascarpone, crab and spinach in tomato cream sauce, sautéed lobster, fondant chocolate, and apple tarte tatin parfait.

I have been to other Pizzeria restaurants before, but this was my first time here. I opted for the set menu which included salad, pizza, pasta, risotto, and dessert. It was great to be able to share and try a variety of dishes. I went with my mom friends, so I didn't take many photos. The pizza was delicious, as were the pasta and risotto. They shaved cheese on the risotto until you say stop. The dessert selection was difficult to choose from. I asked my mom friends for a recommendation and went with the tiramisu, which was delicious. Mom friend lunches are always enjoyable with endless conversations. This place offers slightly upscale pasta and pizza dishes in a family-friendly restaurant setting.

I ordered a lunch set. Bolognese, Pescaatore, Caesar salad, Bolognese with plenty of grated cheese on top, a rich orange-colored egg. Pescaatore has plenty of seafood, which makes me happy! If it was all-you-can-eat, I would eat too much, so ordering individual items is fine too, haha.

We finally ordered the select lunch at the third store in Sakai. There were so many options to choose from: - Your choice of pasta, risotto, or pizza - Today's quiche or today's salad - Premium drink bar + dessert set ¥200 off - Side menu all half price We chose the Margherita pizza, which was large and cheesy, and a pasta with a Japanese twist, which was very filling. The pizza was cooked in a stone oven and had plenty of cheese, making it deliciously gooey. It took us a while to decide on our order due to the wide variety of options available.

I went for lunch for the first time. I chose between salad and quiche, and I went with the quiche. I ordered the large portion of mentaiko cream sauce fettuccine pasta. It came with a drink bar. Strangely, there was only one knife in the cutlery holder. When I mentioned this to the staff, they just said, "We only put in one." I thought they would bring another one right away, but they didn't. Are they expecting customers to share utensils during this pandemic? I've noticed similar things at other Pisola locations. It makes me wonder if the staff is poorly trained or if it's the restaurant's policy. It's a shame because the food was delicious.

On a day off, my wife said, "Ugh, making dinner is such a hassle." It's always the same, but what was different this time was our daughter saying, "You said we were going to Pisola. Let's go today!" Our daughter loves Pisola, and she has been there more times than me, going with my wife and mother-in-law. So, I decided to bring up the forgotten promise to my wife, and she agreed to go. So, we ended up going to Pisola for dinner. They have a great set menu for 3 people (8 items) starting from 5718 yen, which is always a good deal. We usually go for this set menu because it's worth it. We ignore the smartphone order and prefer to order in person or write it down. We also added the premium drink bar for 484 yen, which is a great deal. The drink bar includes a variety of teas and 100% fruit juices. I chose a Flavored Tea called "Rose Dew," which had a strong rose scent. The daily soup was Onion Soup, which was delicious, and I had about 5 refills. The cold dish was a big Green Salad with Pisola's special dressing. The hot dish was homemade seasonal sausages, which were flavorful and went well with beer. The pizza we ordered was Corn Cream Pizza, with a generous amount of corn on top. The Risotto we chose was Bacon, Tuna, and Spinach in Cream Sauce, which was rich and creamy. The pasta was Fettuccine with Chicken, Mushrooms, and Spinach in Tomato Cream Sauce, which was also delicious. For dessert, we had a plate with 3 different options, which was a great deal. The total cost was 2100 yen per person, which was very reasonable. The service was friendly and attentive, and overall, it was a great dining experience.

The walking course diner has transformed into a stylish restaurant! The name of the restaurant is "PISOLA Sakai Asahigaoka branch". Curious, my wife and I decided to check it out! They have a wide variety of menu options - Grand Menu, Set Menu, and All-You-Can-Eat Menu. Since it was our first time and we were unsure, we decided to order from the Set Menu! We ordered a mountain of green salad, homemade seasonal sausages, generous Margherita pizza with plenty of mozzarella, mentaiko carbonara, today's dessert plate, and a beer with the drink bar! The mountain of green salad was delicious with tasty dressing, even for someone like me who doesn't like vegetables! The homemade seasonal sausages were simply delicious. The generous Margherita pizza with plenty of mozzarella was incredibly tasty as it was baked in a kiln! The mentaiko carbonara was so delicious, maybe because it was made with fresh pasta! The dessert was also delicious... It was a very satisfying lunch!!!! It may be a luxurious lunch, but with such delicious food, I am sure I will come back again! Thank you for the meal!!!!

I went from Imoyoshi to Nagomiraisu and became PISOLA the other day~ \(//∇//)\ Pasta lunch ^o^ ● Tomato Pescaatore 1429 yen Soup, drink bar, salad included. It might be good when you have a tomato craving⁉️ It was delicious ^o^ Thank you for the meal~~ PISOLA Sakai Asahigaoka store 050-5571-1429 1-1-1 Asahigaoka Nakamachi, Sakai-ku, Sakai City, Osaka https://tabelog.com/osaka/A2705/A270501/27124005/

One evening, my family of three enjoyed an all-you-can-eat and drink meal for 2390 yen per person, totaling 7887 yen. We made a reservation via LINE before leaving the house and had to wait a bit in the car. In addition to the food in the photos, we also ordered fried chicken, vanilla ice cream (3 each), and drinks with various 100% fruit juices available. We were so full that it was almost painful, haha. The all-you-can-eat deal seemed like a good value, but I wonder if we got our money's worth? Everything was delicious though! Thank you for the meal!

I visited the restaurant "PISOLA Sakai Asahigaoka" for lunch on this day. It was my wife's request for our private day out. While my wife has been to other PISOLA restaurants before, this was my first time. When we arrived at lunchtime, the restaurant was packed! I was unsure what to do, but they had a high-tech reservation system where you receive a notification on your registered phone when your table is ready. So, we left the restaurant temporarily and received a call after about 20 minutes to come back in. The stylish restaurant was surprisingly filled with more women than men! It seemed like there were hardly any male customers present. I saw a few families like mine, with men accompanying them. The lunchtime menu seems to be based on the "Select Lunch" for 1,318 yen (tax included). You can customize your meal with various options. My wife ordered for both of us, and we enjoyed a variety of delicious dishes. It's no wonder that so many women frequent this place. The long stay of customers also makes sense - despite the low turnover rate, the high customer spending attracts many repeat visitors. Thank you for the wonderful meal!!

Pisola, an Italian restaurant known for its wide variety of drinks and popular customizable courses, has opened in Asahigaoka. This is their third location in Sakai City. The restaurant is located right next to the Asahigaoka branch office, making it a convenient location even during emergencies. The restaurant was created in the space of a previous eatery, which may be why it feels a bit cramped and lacks a resort-like atmosphere, giving off a vibe more similar to a casual family restaurant. The set menus for adults are a good deal, starting from 4,177 yen for two people, and you can add a premium drink bar for 242 yen. One of the great things about Pisola is their affordable kids' menu, where you can get a pasta plate for 218 yen for the little ones. You can also enjoy free refills of drinks and ice cream. While the atmosphere may be better at the Izumikita branch, the wide variety of drinks at Pisola allows for a leisurely lunch experience. Thank you for the delicious meal!

PISOLA Sakai Asahigaoka Store PISOLA has opened in Asahigaoka, Sakai. I went there right away and tried the seasonal pasta lunch set. It included uni and shrimp, shirasu, flying fish roe, and crab Japanese-style pasta set for 1580 yen. It's not cheap, but it was a really fun place to be. Next time, I'll try their dinner menu too. Check out my food diary on Taku's Gourmet Diary, my reviews on Tabelog @takku9009, and my Instagram @takumin8888.