I have used this place many times. You can eat a whole pizza for an amazing price of just one coin, and it's incredibly delicious. They use a stone oven, so the oven-baked vegetables and chicken are also very tasty. The drinks are a bit pricey, so if you can drink a bottle of wine, that would be more cost-effective.

I went to the second pizza restaurant for lunch. It was around 2 pm and past the lunch hour, but the restaurant was crowded, giving off a popular vibe. I ordered the salami with basil sauce pizza from the lunch menu. However, what came out was unexpected. The dough was not baked as expected, it was more like pizza toast. Also, there was no aroma as described on the website. The pizza did not seem to be baked in a stone oven. It felt more like it was pre-made and reheated. The texture was not chewy at all. Overall, I prefer authentic Neapolitan pizza baked in a wood-fired oven, so I didn't enjoy this pizza bread-like version and left it uneaten.

At lunch, you can choose from the pizza grand menu for a small additional fee. For 650 yen, you get consomme soup, tasty tuna salad with fried onions, and a lunch menu choice of stone-baked pizza. Add a soft drink for 750 yen, or a dessert for 850 yen. You can also opt for dessert instead of a drink. If you want to have the evening pizza menu instead of the lunch one, it's 600 yen for just the pizza, with the option to add soup and salad for an extra 100 yen. This time, we chose the mochi mentaiko pizza and the bismarck from the evening pizza menu. The mochi mentaiko includes potato salad, similar to the seafood mentaiko mayo doria. The pizza dough is chewy, so eating the same flavor might get tiring - sharing is recommended! The bismarck has a subtle saltiness from the prosciutto, making it easy to eat. The pizza dough is quite filling, so you'll leave feeling satisfied! The dessert, for an additional 100 yen, is generous but leans towards a more bold, American-style sweetness. This place is popular among locals and always busy. Takeout seems to be common. There are counter and table seats, with tables filling up quickly, while there may be an empty seat at the counter. It's easier for solo diners to get in.

I ordered a Seafood Mentaiko Mayo Doria for the first time at lunch. The seafood was plentiful and chunky! This made me happy, but the sweet mayonnaise-like seasoning made me quite full. I always end up feeling uncomfortable and leaving the restaurant...

JR "Tsukamoto Station" is located near the east exit, and there is a casual pizza restaurant called "Pizza Rainbow, Rainbow". I arrived before the opening time, so I decided to wait in front of the restaurant for a while. This popular restaurant offers reasonably priced pizza and pasta lunches. The lunch menu changes daily, and on this day, there were three options: Margherita, Mochi Mentaiko Potato Mayo Pizza, and Curry Pizza. Additionally, there are other lunch menu options like pasta and doria. A set including pizza or pasta, salad, and soup costs 650 yen. Adding a drink makes it 750 yen, and with dessert, it's 850 yen. The prices are reasonable, allowing customers to enjoy pizza or pasta lunches without breaking the bank, and the restaurant is always bustling with many customers. On this day, it was crowded with regular customers, mostly ladies, chatting and having a good time. It was surprising to see some customers ordering extra-large portions! Apart from the lunch menu, you can also order various pizzas and fried foods. They provide condiments like chili oil "Olio Piccante," red "Tabasco Pepper Sauce," and green "Tabasco Green Jalapeno" for flavor enhancement. For those who don't like spicy food, the green "Tabasco Pepper Sauce" is recommended. I, of course, chose the "Olio Piccante." The pizzas are baked in a gas kiln, not a wood-fired oven. The soup was a corn potage with a mild flavor, and the salad was surprisingly generous in portion. The Margherita pizza I ordered was topped with plenty of cheese and tomato sauce. The crust was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, although it became slightly hard as I ate. The cream pasta with duck and mushrooms was creamy and flavorful, with a nice touch of black pepper. The duck meat was plentiful and had a good texture. Overall, the experience was enjoyable, with delicious food and a lively atmosphere.

I used to frequent a restaurant in Koiwa, Tokyo. The drinks were cheap, the oven-baked meat was fragrant and tender, and the pizza was delicious as always. After we moved, the restaurant relocated as well. Finally, we visited the new location and the food was still delicious and reasonably priced. The place was bustling with customers, with phones ringing off the hook for takeout orders. It was great to see the restaurant doing well as a former regular customer. I look forward to visiting again. Sparkling wine x2, Salmon marinated, Oven-baked harami, Red wine x2, Small shrimp ajillo, Roman white wine x2. Total: just under 6,000 yen.

"Pizza Rainbow" (Tsukamoto): "Pizza with shoulder ham and basil sauce" Lunch set for 650 yen. A 24cm pizza baked in a kiln, served with salad and soup. This is too cheap! And of course, the taste is delicious. They also have lunch sets with pasta and doria.

I visited a pizza place for lunch before and it was delicious. This time, I want to go with everyone. The only place in Tsukamoto area where you can eat pizza baked in a stone oven is Pizza Rainbow. It's located about a 5-minute walk northeast from JR Tsukamoto Station. Inside the restaurant, there are counter seats on the left and table seats on the right. As soon as you enter, you can smell the delicious aroma. I can't wait to eat! - Sangria: Cheers with a citrusy and refreshing sangria. - Prosciutto Caesar Salad (450 yen): The saltiness of prosciutto, cheese, and fresh vegetables. It disappeared quickly. - Shrimp Ajillo: The sizzling sound is like hell, the shrimp is plump, and dipping the oil-infused bread is delicious. - Oven-baked Mushroom Assortment (400 yen): Baking in the oven is not just for pizza! Various mushrooms and the aroma of butter make it incredibly delicious. - Genovese Pizza (600 yen): Plenty of cheese and basil sauce baked in the stone oven, giving it a deliciously crispy taste. - Dessert Pizza: For dessert, we ordered a pizza with apples and ice cream, the change in temperature was great and it was delicious. We ordered it about three times. The menu has a variety of sauce options like curry, squid ink, teriyaki, and mentaiko, which both adults and children can enjoy. The current business hours may have changed due to the influence of the coronavirus, but takeout is likely available. You can also order through UberEats. I am curious about the squid ink pizza, which is completely black. Thank you for the meal. Pizza Rainbow, Rainbow 06-7709-5786 2-17-17 Tsukamoto, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City, Ajisai 71F

This is a shop that is about a 1-minute walk from JR Tsukamoto Station in August 2021. Tsukamoto is a neighborhood where I used to live, and I have visited this shop several times before and after the pandemic. All pizzas are priced the same and are just really cheap. They also have a wide variety of wines and beers. I wish there was a shop like this nearby - it's cheap and wonderful.

Yesterday's lunch was pizza! I went to a restaurant near Tsukamoto Station called "Pizza Rainbow Rainbow." They offer a daily special which includes a choice of pizza, pasta, or gratin, plus salad and soup for only 600 yen. The pizza was cooked in a stone oven, giving it a chewy texture. It was a great value for both quality and quantity, making it a satisfying and affordable dining option.

Last Christmas, I went to dinner with my daughter. I had been curious about this restaurant since it opened. The place was full, and the staff were very friendly. The pizza, pasta, harami steak, and potato butter were all delicious! The cost performance was also good! I would like to use it for takeout as well.

I revisited this place because I liked it when I visited the other day. It was around 6 pm on a weekday after work, and the table seats were almost full with female customers. It seems to be quite popular. I sat at the counter this time. I ordered a pizza called Romana, which is cheese-based with anchovies, and a wine called Tesabera. Tesabera had a fruity aroma from the glass and was slightly dry, which I liked. The Romana had just the right amount of saltiness from the anchovies that paired well with the cheese, and the wine complemented it nicely. I felt like having beer next, so I ordered a medium-sized Carlsberg, a Belgian beer. It was delicious once again.

There is a quietly standing pizza restaurant located about a 3-minute walk from JR Tsukamoto Station. The atmosphere of the restaurant is Italian-themed, with a counter and table seating available. I visited with a friend. The pizzas come in two sizes, regular and half, with the regular size being just right for one person. There were over 10 different types of pizzas to choose from, including cheese, salami, squid ink, and seafood varieties, so you never get tired of them. They start baking the pizza after you order. In the meantime, we enjoyed some side dishes and had a pleasant conversation. After about 10 minutes of waiting, the pizza arrived. It was piping hot. The pizza dough was soft and went well with the melty cheese. The toppings complemented the cheese perfectly, without being overly greasy, and we devoured it quickly. This is a perfect place to enjoy some conversation with friends while eating pizza. They also offer lunch, so I would like to visit again.

Visited for the second time on February 18, 2023. This place is always delicious, but I came specifically for the oven-baked vegetables which are my favorite. So delicious! Really delicious! The pizza, pasta, and this oven-baked pork for only 1,000 yen is unbelievable. Plus, they had a special offer for their 5th anniversary where the first drink is only 50 yen! Convenient location near the station, cheap and delicious food, suitable for solo dining or a nice date with a good atmosphere. Many regular customers come here, and the conversations can get loud, but it adds to the charm of this local bar. Popular for lunch with a line forming before opening, I want to come back here again and again. Thank you for the meal.

Pizza or pasta, salad, soup, drink, and dessert for 900 yen is incredibly cost-effective. Moreover, it was extremely delicious.

Tsukamoto's popular shop. The cost performance is the best. I am always surprised at how cheap it is when I pay. Because it's cheap, the toppings on the pizza are simple, so I feel a little unsatisfied. I recommend the shrimp mayo.

Reasonably priced Italian pizza, pasta, doria, and onion rings for just over 2000 yen. Set includes salad for a good deal. Quattro pizza with honey is a nice touch.

Ordered 2 pizzas, aioli, drinks, and spent a little over 2,000 yen per person. Great value for money.

I went to Tsukamoto's family home three times within two weeks. The first time, at night, with 3 adults and 1 child. I felt that the prices were really cheap. The most expensive menu was ¥850. The portions were generous and everything was delicious. The second time, I ordered takeout! I ordered 2 pizzas. It cost ¥900 for a small size. It took about 15 minutes. Since it said ¥400 for 1 pizza, I wondered if the extra ¥100 was for the box? The third time, I went for lunch with 3 adults and 1 child. We ordered 2 C lunches, 2 B lunches, 1 onion ring, changed one drink to alcohol, and added another drink (oolong tea) for a total of ¥3500. It was ¥800 * 2 ¥1600, ¥700 * 2 ¥1400, ¥100, ¥100, ¥300. It was delicious, cheap, and very satisfying!

Since moving to Tsukamoto Station, I have visited this restaurant multiple times and have always had a delicious meal. The staff are all very friendly and, most importantly, the prices are very reasonable! My favorite dish is the Bismarck, which I never get tired of ordering. At only 600 yen per serving, it's a steal. I highly recommend this Italian restaurant in the Tsukamoto area!