This year, it's also the season for the Daimonji festival. Due to circumstances, I couldn't provide proper hospitality, so I had to rely on this reservation. We ordered two pizzas (two types of quarters), as well as potatoes, chicken, and three types of fried croquettes. I was worried about the typhoon, but luckily everything went smoothly. This year, there was an extra surprise where the full moon appeared from behind the clouds at the moment of the Daimonji bonfire being fully lit. It was a particularly exciting moment. Thanks to that, the event was successfully held, and I felt relieved. Thank you for the delicious meal.

My rating is 3.9 [Food/Taste 3.9 | Service 4.0 | Atmosphere - | Value for Money 4.0 | Drinks -]. When a lackluster couple decides to have a home drinking night on the weekend, Pizza-La is the go-to choice. Luckily, it seems that the small size pizza (S size) that used to be available but disappeared for a while can now be ordered online. I was able to use two coupons, getting free Chicken Wings and a 300 yen discount on a Medium size pizza. It's rare to be able to use multiple coupons like this, so it's much appreciated. I ordered the Spring Prime Quarter M 2570 with "Mozzarella and Asparagus Bacon Pizza," "Charcoal-grilled Beef," "Rich Seafood Ahijo Style," and "All-Star Meat" Half & Half with "King's Lasagna Pizza" and "Queen's Margherita" S 1463, along with plenty of barley and vegetable Minestrone 486. With the member coupon for Super Chicken Wings and the service coupon for 300 off, the total came to 4219 yen. We started with the S size pizza, and after eating half of the Medium size, we were full. So we saved the rest for brunch the next day. Everything was delicious, but I found the Charcoal-grilled Beef from the Prime Quarter a bit too sweet. Pizza-La tends to be like that with dishes like Bulgogi. But considering you can get decently tasty food conveniently, I can't complain too much. Thank you for the meal.

My companion is more of an omnivore than a carnivore, but sometimes he gets quite a wild appetite. When I started preparing dinner on the weekend, he said he wanted to eat meat from Pizza-La. He initially suggested the Roman-style "Half-boiled Egg Quarter" with a soft-boiled egg on top, but I knew we had unused eggs in the fridge, so I suggested something else. As a result, we ordered the Meat Lover's Quarter for 2580 yen, with a crispy crust. It included a combination of "Double Teriyaki Chicken," "Double Bulgogi," "Double Sausage," and "Double Meat." The toppings included mayonnaise, cheese, onion, corn, mushrooms, Italian sausage, salami, cherry tomatoes, thick-cut bacon, spinach, garlic, teriyaki chicken, tomato sauce, spicy set, black pepper, bulgogi, coarse ground sausage, melted cheese, chopped Italian parsley, and habanero sauce. It was quite a mix of toppings on one pizza. The delivery arrived on time, and we dug in right away. It was quite meaty, with strong flavors, but it paired perfectly with the red wine (a Shiraz chosen by my companion). Thank you for the meal.

My rating is 3.9 for food and taste, 4.0 for service, 3.9 for value for money, and no rating for drinks. My thoughts are with those affected by the heavy rain. The Takano River near my home also experienced a significant rise in water levels, but I did not go near it. After the rain subsided, I decided to order delivery because I could use various coupons and was interested in a product endorsed by Naotaka Yamamoto. The owner of Pizzeria e Trattoria Da Isa was featured on a TV show introducing delivery pizza. It was an interesting episode, although there was a sense of self-denial. So, they partnered with Pizza La after all. I ordered from the summer gourmet quarter menu: a pizza, grilled bacon and quinoa salad, Italian tomato dressing, Japanese-style combo paella, quattro cheese chicken, mix ajillo, and shrimp mix with tartar sauce. With the coupons, the total came to 6,287 yen. In my opinion, the key to Pizza La's deliciousness lies in the condiments, especially the Italian tomato dressing on the salad, which perfectly suits our taste. Even the somewhat ordinary new product, quattro cheese chicken, and the usual shrimp mix become delicious when paired with it. The four pizza options were salami mascarpone, charcoal-grilled beef, teriyaki chicken, and queen margherita. I had margherita and beef and saved the rest for lunch the next day. They were all strongly flavored and quite tasty. The beef paired well with red wine. The Japanese-style paella with shrimp, squid, and clams was unexpectedly delicious. Sprinkling seaweed from the small packet and adding the broth from the mix ajillo at the end revived the slightly dried rice in the air-conditioned room. However, it felt more purely Japanese-style rather than a fusion, so I thought it could be interesting to try using cucumber, bell pepper, or pickled radish instead of zucchini. Thank you for the meal. This review is based on the TBS show "The World That Matsumoto Doesn't Know" featuring Pizza La, Pizza Hut, and Domino's Pizza collaborating on June 16, 2015.

My rating is 3.8 for food, 3.6 for service, 3.8 for atmosphere, 3.9 for value for money, and no rating for drinks. It's so cold that I can't help but rely on delivery. This time, I ordered just one pizza. Pizza La's winter new products include "Crab and Melting Cheese Pizza - Layered Flavors Mille-feuille," "Beef Stroganoff Pizza," "Pepperoni Lover," and the popular "Teriyaki Chicken," all available in a limited-time Quarter Pizza. I opted for the tomato sauce and mayo sauce. The pizza toppings include red snow crab, melting cheese, sliced tomatoes, thick-cut bacon, aged salami, mascarpone cheese, beef stroganoff, mushrooms, Hokkaido diced potatoes, teriyaki chicken, corn, thinly cooked egg, crab sauce, bacon bits, onions, bell peppers, parmesan cheese, club sauce, mayonnaise, truffle oil, oregano, and chopped Italian parsley. It's quite a variety, and I'm not sure if it's recommended by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. However, I asked for no corn or diced potatoes, and they were accommodating. The crust is the lightest and crispiest. The price is 2,462 yen, which is enough for two people to be full. I'm grateful to the young person who worked hard to deliver the food in the cold.

We ordered from Rakuten Delivery again and enjoyed the meal at home with a friend. We had Four Seasons Salad with Japanese dressing for 486 yen, authentic Bolognese pasta for 1296 yen, a quarter of Italian pizza with fresh basil for 2570 yen, and 9 free roasted potatoes, totaling 4352 yen. Payment by card is convenient. The pizza and salad were delicious as always, but the quality of the pasta seems to have declined since the brand change to SPALA. The Bolognese pasta was disappointing with overcooked noodles, but it was somewhat salvaged by adding Tabasco and grated cheese. Hopefully, they will improve the quality in the future.

I rate it 3.9 for food, 3.9 for service, 3.8 for atmosphere, 4.0 for value for money, and no rating for drinks. My husband and I are both busy and unable to dine out. So today, we ordered the classic delivery pizza from Pizza La. We got the Campaign Quarter M pizza for 2462 yen and the Four Seasons Salad for 486 yen. This set also came with 10 roasted potatoes as a bonus, which felt like a good deal. The salad with Japanese dressing was delicious. We also enjoyed the four different types of thin crispy crust pizzas. And for my husband who wanted something extra, I made Alfredo sauce with just Parmesan, butter, and pepper. But when it comes to pizza, Pizza La is the best choice. Thank you for the meal.

One day, a middle-aged couple had a conversation at home after oversleeping a bit: "Can we make breakfast?" "Hmm, it's a bit difficult. How about ordering delivery from the computer?" "Okay, let's do that." So, the couple checked out the menu from a affiliated restaurant. However, it seemed that they could no longer order from two different stores simultaneously as they used to. The couple decided to go with Pizza-La. The order included: Napolitan pasta 1080 yen, Popcorn shrimp 518 yen, Four Seasons salad 486 yen, Spring campaign quarter M size 2462 yen, Super Chicken Wings (free for web members), Red wine Chianti 972 yen, White wine Terre del Nocte 972 yen. The total came to 6490 yen, including two bottles of wine. The delivery arrived soon, and the couple enjoyed a brunch turning into a lunch drinking party. The couple appreciated the generous amount of tartar sauce with the shrimp, individual packets of olive oil and fresh basil with the pizza, and the option to choose onion dressing for the salad. The couple ordered a special deal with two new pizza flavors - Premium Margherita and Mozzarella Shrimp, as well as Teriyaki Chicken and New Yorker (salami, fennel sausage, onion, mascarpone). They saved two flavors for later in the evening, but all the dishes were delicious. The chicken wings, though bone-in, were particularly tasty. The wine was properly chilled and of good quality for the price. The couple was impressed by Pizza-La's dedication to improving the quality of their products. They also learned that Pizza-La can deliver to outdoor locations for cherry blossom viewing parties. Thank you for the great meal.

Recently, I haven't been using it much, and I'm not sure why. I used to use it a lot before the renovation of my house. So, I decided to use it again after realizing that the points I had accumulated under someone else's name were about to expire. The person I ordered for will finish work tonight and return home around 7:30 PM. I made a reservation for 8:00 PM, and the delivery arrived at 8:11 PM, which was not bad. The order included Summer Three-Star Quarter M for 2,480 yen, Tatsuta Mix for 400 yen, and Spaghetti Carbonara R for 1,050 yen. However, I had quite an interesting experience. The delivery person seemed a bit flustered and explained that the pasta containers had run out, so they had to put it in a soup container, but the quantity remained the same. Well, that's fine. As for the two vegetable dishes, I had already cooked them myself, so I just needed to plate them. However, the spaghetti in the soup container was packed to the brim, making it impossible to eat directly from the container. So, I warmed a plate and transferred the Carbonara onto it. The visual was quite amusing. I sprinkled some black pepper on it and enjoyed the dish. The pasta here is quite good. The pizzas included the new Summer Aged Meat Deluxe, Premium Margherita, Premium Mascarpone Luxury 10-Ingredient Pizza, and Teriyaki Chicken. The pizzas were hand-tossed and we chose the lightest Super Crispy option. For two people, the Quarter size was perfect as it had 2 slices of each of the 4 different pizzas. We usually eat 3 slices and leave 1, but tonight, we enjoyed it so much that we finished all of it. This pizza chain seems to pay attention to detail, especially the Japanese-style toppings. For example, the Premium Margherita pizza came with fresh basil, which added a nice touch. The Tatsuta Mix included 5 pieces of Tatsuta fried chicken and 5 pieces of roasted potatoes. Overall, the pizza plan after a long time was great. Thank you, Pizza La Takano-san.