I had butter pasta with squid and cod roe. The cod roe was cut into chunks and was soft, almost raw. Personally, I prefer it to be firmer. The pasta was cooked perfectly and I liked the texture. Finally, I scooped up the remaining cod roe sauce on the plate with basil bread and finished it. Thank you for the meal.

I ate all the different kinds of bread in the all-you-can-eat bread service! It was delicious! I was able to eat about 15 pieces! Whenever I go to Kamakura Pasta for the bread buffet, I always end up eating all the varieties! Each time the pasta arrives, I think, "Oops, I did it again," but the pasta is also delicious, so I make sure to finish it all!

Exploring delicious food in Japan. September 2020. No.1046. Number of reviews: 1175. This is a group of cafes where you can enjoy freshly baked bread, such as Saint Marc Cafe. Other places in the same group include the rotating sushi at Hakodate Market and Kurashiki Coffee Shop. "Thick-cut Bacon Carbonara" for 1190 yen. And you get all-you-can-eat freshly baked bread. The thick-cut bacon is quite delicious. When you crush and mix the egg, it's so tasty. Maybe I should have ordered pizza as well. Thank you for the meal.

Roasted bacon peperoncino for 890 yen.

I have used this restaurant during a business trip. It was about a 10-minute walk from Fukuchiyama Station. It was a bit crowded during lunchtime. I ordered the Japanese-style carbonara after looking at the menu. The bonito broth in it goes well with the cream sauce. This was a good idea. The taste is rich and delicious.

I visited at 12 o'clock, but despite being advertised as freshly baked, the bread was cold. I wish they would make more effort to keep it warm, such as using insulated containers.

Having all-you-can-eat bread in a set is much appreciated.

Both the bread and the pasta are delicious.

Near Fukuchiyama Station, there was a restaurant along Route 9. I had work nearby and decided to stop by for lunch. When I entered the restaurant, it wasn't too crowded, but it seemed like there weren't enough waitstaff as it took a while to be seated and place an order. Eventually, I ordered the carbonara in a large portion. The pasta arrived in about 7-8 minutes, but it was disappointing. The homemade pasta lacked shine and was too soft, almost like overcooked champon noodles. The carbonara sauce itself was decent, but the bacon lacked flavor, and it felt like something a small child would enjoy. The finely chopped shepherd's purse added a nice touch, and a bit more black pepper would have been appreciated. Considering the ingredients and portion size, the price seemed a bit high, especially with the self-service water. I felt that a lower price point would have been more reasonable.

Kamakura Pasta specializes in fresh pasta. I visited during lunchtime and ordered the steamed chicken and asparagus lemon cream pasta. It came with a salad and a drink bar for around 1300 yen. The fresh pasta had a nice smooth and chewy texture that you can't get with dried pasta. It was served just 5 minutes after ordering, which was great. Personally, I think flat noodles would have been better with the cream sauce, and the sauce could have been a bit thicker. But this is just a matter of preference, and overall, I have no other complaints.

I chose a set menu for 1580 yen which included appetizers, salad, soup, and quiche to choose from, followed by a choice of pasta. The freshly baked bread was all-you-can-eat and the drink bar was well-stocked. When my friends and family ordered four different pasta dishes to share, we were able to enjoy a variety of flavors. We all left wanting to come back to this restaurant.

The store is much larger than the one I used to go to, with a sunken kotatsu table and a kids' room, which was really nice. In the kids' room, they were playing Anpanman videos. Children would be even happier if they added more video options. The pasta was also delicious.

I had the thick-cut bacon carbonara Kamakura-style lunch set (salad + 3 pieces of bread) ===========

The basic fee is a little on the higher side.