In today's society, delivery services have become more popular, and I often use apps like UberEats. I've started ordering sushi and pizza more frequently. After not ordering for a few years, I was surprised to find that the food tasted even better than before and the prices were much more affordable. I came across a takeout place offering a 50% discount, which I had seen in commercials before. I decided to give it a try during lunchtime. The restaurant had a counter for ordering, which made it easy to enter. Since I was with another person, we decided to order a "Happy Range" set with four different flavors. This kind of ordering is not available at traditional pizzerias, but it's a fun perk of American-style pizzas. The flavors, like garlic and seafood, had a strong impact and were really enjoyable.

There is chicken in the doria and it costs 1150 yen.

My first experience with Domino's Pizza was through Rakuten Delivery. I was aware that a new one had opened near Arakamiguchi. I ordered with a trial mentality, also trying out the spaghetti. Domino Deluxe Pizza Sandwich 486, Naples-style spaghetti with coarse ground sausage 1080, Green salad - Southern Island 432, Minestrone 378. Total of 2376 yen. Hmm, the most expensive Naples-style spaghetti was the worst. The noodles were bad, and I can't understand how the sausage can be called "coarse ground." The most delicious was the pizza sandwich. It was pretty good. The minestrone was also decent. It's obvious, but I guess pasta is something you should just cook yourself.

Until July 30th, Domino's Deluxe and some other small size pizzas are priced at 500 yen for a limited time, so I ordered for takeout. I also ordered two side menu items for 500 yen, including chicken nuggets and Zaku Chicken & Potatoes. Feeling like I needed some vegetables, I considered ordering a salad as a side menu, but I decided to buy one at the supermarket instead. The order was ready in about 15 minutes, so I could enjoy the hot pizza without having to wait. The fried items had a crispy texture that I hadn't experienced elsewhere. If dining alone, the thick pizza crust made for a satisfying meal.

I placed an order around 18:20 on Tuesday. It was in February last year. - Korean Kalbi Doria for 788 yen: The meat was not very prominent, so I'm glad I also ordered the chicken. It was delicious with a sweet and savory flavor. - Grilled Chicken for 362 yen: As expected, it was a delicious grilled chicken similar to what you would buy at a supermarket.

I ordered from the website at 6:20 PM on Saturday and they delivered it at 6:50 PM. - "Pizza Rice Bowl" value set for 1150 yen (tax included) It includes a Pizza Rice Bowl and one side menu item. The Pizza Rice Bowl with garlic master option was like a creamy rice gratin with sliced garlic, tasty sausage slices, fatty bacon, and cheese on top. The garlic aroma was just right, but I felt like I ate too much garlic afterwards. - "Chiki Chiki M Size" for 388 yen (tax included) It was a set of two grilled chicken pieces and four nuggets with barbecue sauce. The taste was a bit junky, so I couldn't finish it and ended up having it as a late-night snack.

During the Bon holiday, I leisurely enjoyed Domino's Deluxe pizza in a special offer for 600 yen for a medium size that is usually 1,990 yen. I made a reservation, completed the payment, and went to pick it up in a location about 10 minutes away by bicycle in the northwest of Kawaramachi Marutamachi. I prepared a salad with two tomatoes and half a lettuce for health reasons. I enjoyed it with Vodka Soda. The pizza had big crusts and little toppings, but it was satisfying for the elderly couple. However, I noticed it was quite salty. I think the seasoning came from Italian sausage (shaped like meatballs) or perhaps just sprinkled salt. It made me feel like my blood pressure was rising, so I balanced it out with lettuce and tomatoes. I thought it was cheap, but it made me incredibly thirsty. I wished for something like Yoshinoya's "tsuyu nuki" (sauce-free) option to reduce the saltiness.