The location of the restaurant is about an 8-minute walk from the north exit of Narimasu Station on the Tobu Tojo Line. I arrived at 1:44 PM on this day. I was worried that I might have arrived too late and missed the lunch service, but it seems like they are still open. Phew, what a relief! Sometimes it can be crowded if you come during the noon rush hour, so maybe it's actually good that I arrived a bit late. When I entered the restaurant, it was completely empty. Well, I did come right at the end of the lunch service, so that's probably why. The restaurant is run by a couple whose age is hard to guess. There are mainly counter seats (14 seats) and a few table seats (two tables for 4 people each). The lunch menu has a wide variety of options, making it hard to choose. Today, I ordered the "Small Shrimp and Mushroom Tomato Cream Spaghetti (820 yen)." First, they brought bread, salad, and soup. Here, the spaghetti comes as a set unless you specify otherwise. You can also order it as a single item (160 yen cheaper), but the set is definitely recommended because for just 160 yen more, you get bread, salad, soup, and a drink, making it a great deal. The bread is garlic toast, with three thick slices of baguette that are served hot. For those with a small appetite, this bread, salad, and soup might be enough to fill you up! The salad is a green salad with lettuce, sunny lettuce, tomato, and corn, dressed with a dressing that resembles Riken's green shiso dressing. The soup is a peppery wakame soup. I really like the soup here. Then, the spaghetti arrived. The Small Shrimp and Mushroom Tomato Cream Spaghetti has a decent portion size, with about 130g of dry noodles. The sauce is a mix of tomato and cream sauce, with the tomato sauce being slightly stronger. It has a rich flavor. The best part is that it's loaded with ingredients! There are plenty of small shrimp and shimeji mushrooms in it. The pasta is cooked just right. After finishing the meal, the owner brought me a drink. You can choose from a few options for the set drink, and I chose the classic iced coffee. Even in the cold winter, I always go for iced coffee... (laughs) Overall, the lunch here is quite filling. And all of this for 820 yen (tax included) is a great deal.

I have repeated lunch at this restaurant several times. They have a wide variety of menu options. Personally, I would also like to see pizza on the menu. The set meals, which include soup, salad, garlic toast, and a drink, are priced around 800 yen, which is incredibly cheap. The dishes (I always order pasta) are also delicious. The main dishes come in decent portions. There is no reason not to keep coming back.

I love pizza, so I often order it. When eating with my family, we usually order about three different kinds of pizza. They always come with fresh toppings and a wide selection of sauces, making them delicious. Plus, they are affordable! And, without fail, among the three, I always order the Quattro Formaggi with honey flavor. It's like a dessert pizza and super delicious! This combination of three pizzas with Quattro Formaggi honey flavor satisfies my pizza cravings.

I had a delicious "pumpkin and takana fried rice" before. Although it is no longer on the menu, I would love to have it again!

I have been to this restaurant for lunch several times. They offer cheap and delicious Italian home-cooked meals. It's a place I would recommend to my friends. For lunch, they serve pasta or pizza with salad, garlic toast, soup, and coffee for around 800 yen. I would like to try their dinner menu sometime.

There is a shop in the Narimasu Kitaguchi-dori shopping street (a little hard to notice). The inside is a bit small, but it has a cozy atmosphere. I went for lunch and it was really cheap! The portion size was satisfying! The menu displayed set prices. At first, I thought it was a normal price, but when I looked closely, it included pasta + soup + salad + bread + drink. I was happy to find out that you can also order items separately and just get a drink, which will change the price. Since I didn't know the portion size, I ordered the pasta set and a curry dish separately. The pasta set was around 800 yen, and the curry was less than 600 yen. By the time I finished eating, I was really full. Next time, I'll try ordering two separate items.

I visited the Italian restaurant La Amati in Narimasu, Itabashi Ward for lunch on a weekday. The restaurant has counter seats surrounding the kitchen and fixed table seats. It is not smoke-free as ashtrays are provided. I ordered the daily spaghetti for 780 yen, which was spaghetti with salted anchovies and spring cabbage. The meal came with salad, garlic toast, soup, and a drink. The salad was not fresh, the soup seemed instant, and the garlic toast was just average. The main spaghetti dish was poorly presented and lacked flavor. It would have been better to make it at home. The coffee I ordered after the meal was mediocre. This restaurant may be suitable for those looking for a cheap and filling meal, but I do not recommend it for those seeking delicious food.

There is a Western-style restaurant in the shopping street at Narimasu Kita Exit that looks like it has been around for a long time. It's called Italian Restaurant La Amati. This time, I used it for lunch. The menu on the blackboard looks delicious. In addition to the blackboard menu, there are plenty of other options on the menu. Looking at the counter, I wonder if the alcohol menu expands at night. There are almost 20 people inside, and it's almost full, but they work efficiently. The kitchen is constantly being cooked by an older gentleman alone, and the hall is also prepared by one person for dishes and salads. It seems like a well-coordinated effort (probably a family or someone who has been working there for a long time). Hamburger & Napolitan, Asari Cream Pasta. It feels like a Western-style restaurant in the neighborhood. There are no other restaurants like this in Narimasu, so I think this place will attract customers for that purpose. I visited on a Sunday afternoon, and there were continuous customers, but due to the cooking speed, some people gave up, and considering the location in that shopping street, it's quite a popular restaurant. If you live around here, it would be a nice place for a family lunch. It's not the kind of place you go out of your way to visit, but more like saying to friends who come to stay overnight or to a partner, "There's a nice Western-style restaurant nearby, let's go there for lunch the next day." By the way, I've been here a few times for lunch, and there are many customers who can't fit in, and since it's not a location where you can form a queue, it's definitely a popular restaurant. It's delicious, so there's no mistake, but if you order enough for two or three people when you think you can eat it all, you might not need dinner. However, it's a good place for those who enjoy watching children doing homework at the counter and think it's a nice restaurant.

Today, I walked to Kitazume's Kita-guchi shopping street. The street was playing old songs and folk music from the speakers, creating a nice atmosphere. I decided to try out "Italia Shokudo La Amante" located in the middle of the slope in the shopping street. The lunch menu displayed on the blackboard included pasta and pilaf. Today's pasta was tomato spaghetti with minced chicken and spinach. I decided to go with the pasta, even though it didn't mention salad on the menu. The lunch set included salad, soup, garlic toast, and a drink for 780 yen. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was relaxed, with a glass-enclosed kitchen and friendly staff. The soup was consomme, and the garlic toast was light and easy to eat. When the pasta arrived, it looked delicious with a generous amount of tomato sauce and chunks of minced chicken and cheese. The pasta was flavorful, with a nice balance of tomato acidity and cheese. I enjoyed the meal and felt satisfied. The coffee served after the meal was a nice touch, and there were also options for tea, juice, and milk. Overall, I highly recommend this family-friendly Italian restaurant in Kitazume for its delicious food and reasonable prices.

Today, I had lunch at "La Amati", an Italian restaurant I often visit. I always order the "Daily Pasta Set" for lunch, which comes with salad, soup, toast, and a drink. Today's pasta was "Mushroom Japanese-style Pasta". First, the set menu was brought out. The salad and soup were delicious, and I really like the toast. (The drink comes after the meal). The pasta arrived in just a few minutes! The Japanese-style pasta was new to me, but it was delicious no matter when I eat it. I heard that the tomato sauce pasta is also delicious, but this pasta was great too. After the meal, the drink was brought out, and the waitress (the owner) brought it without being asked. Thank you for the meal!

If you keep walking along the quiet shopping street near Kitaguchi, you'll find a Western-style restaurant that seems like it belongs in a student town, just a little past Ramen Tatsumori. The portions are generous, fitting for a student area. Despite being an Italian restaurant, they also serve curry and hamburg steak. The dishes are generally quite large. I tried the cream pasta, which had a mild flavor with a subtle saltiness, reminding me of the soup pasta I used to have. The curry I tried was spicy and delicious, with a rich, stewed flavor. I also sampled some of my companion's seafood doria, which had a nice seafood taste and a gentle tomato flavor. The curry had a strong flavor, but overall, it seems like a restaurant with a preference for "gentle flavors." The atmosphere welcomes solo male diners, with middle-aged men reading sports newspapers while waiting. It's an "Italian diner," so this setup works well.

A friend recommended a nearby restaurant, so we decided to visit together. They warned us that the portions were large, so we opted for the cheapest course (3 appetizers, 1 pizza or pasta, a drink, and coffee) and planned to add more if needed. We chose Margherita pizza and Corn and Shiso pasta. The pizza arrived first and was smaller than expected, but still delicious. We thought we could easily eat two more. However, when the pasta arrived, we were surprised by the generous portion. It was tasty with the sweetness of corn and the flavor of shiso. We added a cake set (cake and gelato) and more tea. Everything was delicious, and we plan to visit again soon. Next time, we'll try the risotto recommended by our friend!

When I used to live in the neighborhood, I would occasionally rely on this restaurant for meals. It's been about 3 years since I moved away, but recently I visited with a local friend out of curiosity. The dinner service starts at 6:00, but my friend mentioned that it's usually more like between 6:00-6:30 when things really get going, so it's best to arrive around that time. It's known for serving generous portions, with one serving here being equivalent to about 1.5-2 servings at a regular restaurant. So, if you order as you normally would, you might find yourself thinking "Can I really eat all of this?" when the dishes start arriving, which is why it's better to start with a smaller order. If you're going with two people, the set course menu (3 options: 1800 yen, 2200 yen, 2800 yen) is definitely a good deal. We chose the 2200 yen course this time (includes a drink, 3 appetizers, garlic toast, pizza, pasta, ice cream, and coffee) and ended up feeling extremely full and satisfied. The pasta was a bit too soft for my liking, but overall, we were grateful for the overwhelming sense of satisfaction the restaurant provided. Thank you for the meal!

I haven't been there recently, but it's a small restaurant with about 20 seats, including the counter. The portion sizes are good, so even though the prices are reasonable, I ended up feeling full, probably because I drank a lot of beer. There are no fancy dishes, but I don't think there are any bad ones either. The tomato sauce is delicious, just like Otoshin-san's review said. The cost performance is also good. It's not a stylish place, so if you prioritize atmosphere, Galleria along the Kawagoe Highway downhill lane from Narimasu Station South Exit would be a good choice.

The small restaurant has about 10 counter seats and 2 table seats. It is always crowded with local customers during lunch and dinner time. The quiet chef prepares delicious Italian dishes by himself. Lunch sets with pasta or hamburgers come with a drink, and are reasonably priced at around 900 yen. The pasta servings are quite generous. A recommended dish for dinner is the daikon salad (I forgot the official name, but you should try it). In addition to the regular menu, there are daily specials written on the blackboard that are always enjoyable. It's amazing how even with 5 people ordering multiple dishes from the blackboard menu and drinking 4 bottles of wine, the bill only comes out to around 3,000 to 4,000 yen per person. If you're looking to dine at an Italian restaurant in the city, this is the place to go - it's affordable and delicious with nothing to complain about.

Seibu-Cho Station is at the north exit. If you head towards Wakō, you'll find shops along the road as you go down the hill. Be careful as there is no parking lot. This Italian restaurant in the area is quite well-made. The menu is flexible and adapts to the seasons and ingredients. It's nice that they cook seasonal dishes for you. As it is called "Italian Dining," the atmosphere inside the restaurant is cozy. It's a good place to spend time alone or as a couple. However, if two men go, most of the seats are for couples, so it might feel a bit awkward haha. The dishes are prepared quickly and are quite delicious. You can choose the size of the pasta, and even the medium size is quite filling, so if you focus on a la carte, the small size should be enough. You can order around two a la carte dishes, two pasta dishes, and two drinks for about 2000 yen per person, so the cost performance is quite good. One drawback is that the ventilation seems poor, as the air inside feels oily and your skin might feel sticky. Also, despite the variety of pasta types, the sauce options seemed a bit limited. It would be nice if they could balance it out a bit. Overall, the restaurant is good! It seems to be popular among locals.