It's been a while since I went to the outlet in Minamiosawa, and it seems like there are quite a lot of people there! Even though it's already past 2 o'clock... I'm starting to feel hungry. I headed to the popular pizza place at the entrance of Minamiosawa Outlet, wrote my name, and waited for about 3-4 minutes before entering the restaurant. Since it's already past lunchtime, it went smoothly! The main lunchtime rush would probably have a longer line. So, what should I order now? Let's order a set and share with a friend. Truffle and salmon pizza (1,870 yen), Ragufettuccine (1,190 yen), and a soup set (360 yen) * Today's soup: Cold corn soup. The soup was served, and it was delicious with a sweet flavor. The Ragufettuccine had a nice aroma and was chewy with a good balance of saltiness. Next, the truffle pizza arrived, and it had a great truffle aroma and flavor. I can see why this place is popular, and I might come back next time to enjoy a glass of beer in the afternoon. Thank you for the meal!

I ordered the classic Margherita pizza with a cola for 1480 yen. It was a bit pricey, but I guess that's the going rate. I was pleasantly surprised by how tasty it was, although I still feel like having a beer instead.

The Italian food here is very delicious! I haven't been able to find a pasta or pizza place that I really like when eating out recently, but this restaurant was really tasty! The pizza we shared was also very delicious, and the pasta in the picture with just the right amount of spiciness from the mentaiko was also really delicious! I would love to visit again if I have the chance.

The toilet was dirty, which was disappointing. I ordered a Margherita pizza, but it had hardly any cheese and was mainly covered in a thin layer of tomato sauce. The bread was dry and crumbly. The Lemon Mont Blanc dessert was shaped like a Mont Blanc but made of lemon mousse, which was a letdown. The only good thing was the corn soup, which seemed like it came from a bulk pack. The service was average, but overall, this experience was terrible for an outlet restaurant.

I visited the restaurant for lunch on a holiday. There was a wait of about 10 groups after 12 o'clock. I had to wait for about 40 minutes after signing in before being seated. However, we were seated on the terrace. I ordered a Margherita pizza and seafood and mentaiko spaghetti, each as a set with salad and a drink. The spaghetti was just a regular mentaiko pasta. It felt luxurious with the seafood, but it's something I could make at home too. The pizza had a unique taste compared to other places and I found it delicious. The cost performance is not great, but it's okay once in a while. Thank you for the meal.

It's been a while since I went shopping. I didn't have anything I wanted to buy, but it was a nice walk. I was comforted by a really big dog. Oh, this was at an outlet. Now, about the pasta here, I didn't feel any avocado flavor. In fact, I could hardly see any avocado pieces. There was no wasabi soy sauce flavor either, just the taste of bonito. It's frustrating to have this kind of experience nowadays. The pizza, noodles, and spicy liquid (Tabasco?) were good, but... ===========

After visiting the outlet, I ended up at this restaurant with no other options nearby. As I looked at the menu, I noticed some place names that made me think it might be a Fukuoka restaurant. I remembered buying eggs from a chicken farm in Itoshima Peninsula in the past, but the taste was just average. Could it be those eggs? The Margherita pizza, cooked in an oven that didn't seem like a wood-fired one, was overcooked. They even tore off the burnt edges before serving, and the underside of the pizza crust was quite blackened. It lacked juiciness and the crust was too thin for my liking. Looking at the photos, you could see where the edges were torn off and the burnt marks from direct heat. The Margherita pizza at Luna Mare is much better. The carbonara gave me a bit of indigestion, but it was okay. However, compared to Luna Mare, it was not as good. There seemed to be a significant difference between the menu photos and the actual dishes. The menu showed a more piled-up presentation, but the actual dish was flat and soupy. Overall, I don't think I will revisit this place. If I have no other choice and this is the only option available, I might skip the pizza and go for the pasta instead.

It is an Italian restaurant located next to an outlet. I visited on a weekday night between the holidays and weekends. I was able to enter without waiting in line. I ordered a buffalo mozzarella pizza and carbonara. The pizza had a chewy crust and was very delicious. The carbonara was rich and tasted even better because I had been walking around the outlet and was in need of salt. The air conditioning in the restaurant was too strong, so the food cooled quickly, but it was just right for my overheated body. I would like to visit again when I go to the outlet.

I visited the restaurant while window shopping and had the scallop peperoncino and prosciutto margherita for lunch. The peperoncino had a Japanese twist and was delicious, but a bit salty. The margherita was topped generously with prosciutto and had a great flavor.

Located inside the outlet in Minamiosawa, the atmosphere is great even before entering. I went by car so I couldn't drink alcohol, which was a shame. I looked at the dinner menu and ordered, but there were also great deals on appetizers and drinks, which was nice. First, I had a salad that looked very beautiful and really stimulated my appetite. I was surprised when I tasted it, the vegetables were fresh and the dressing was very good, making this salad very impressive. I also ordered pizza and pasta, classic dishes that tasted truly Italian and I enjoyed savoring them. There were also appetizer options available, so I thought I'd like to try them with some drinks next time.

Blog "Petcares": https://pet-restaurant.com/ Pets allowed: Terrace seating (Pet menu: x, Pet water: x, Leash hook: x, Pet cart: ○) This time, I had a gourmet experience at "Pizzeria 1830 Tama Minamiosawa" located about a 3-minute walk from Minami-Osawa Station on the Keio Sagamihara Line, within the premises of Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minamiosawa. This Italian bar-style pizzeria offers authentic pizzas, as well as pasta and appetizers. Pets are allowed only on the terrace seating. The name "1830" comes from the fact that in the year 1830, the world's first pizzeria was said to have opened in Naples, southern Italy. In addition to this location, there are also branches at "Ami Premium Outlets" and "Shinagawa Prince Hotel," all of which are said to continue the spirit of the now-closed original store, Nogizaka branch (closed in April 2014), offering carefully crafted pizzas. Parking at Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minamiosawa costs 200 yen for 30 minutes, but if you spend a total of 2,000 yen (including tax), you can park for free for up to 2 hours, and if you spend a total of 3,000 yen (including tax), you can park for free for up to 3 hours. Be sure to present your parking ticket at the time of payment to receive the discount. The terrace has about 60 seats, with relatively wide spacing between seats, allowing you to relax without worrying about the surroundings. During my visit, there were many guests with dogs, and about half of the groups were enjoying meals with their pets. The only downside is that the lighting is dim, so it may be a bit challenging to take photos at night. The menu features a variety of pizzas, with 10 tomato sauce-based options and 6 without tomato sauce. There are also 8 classic pasta dishes, as well as 8 appetizers, 3 salads, and seasonal specials. The drink menu includes a wide selection of wines, beers, sangria, highballs, cocktails, and soft drinks. I ordered a "draft beer" (tax included 610 yen), "apple juice" (tax included 440 yen), and "red wine" (tax included 550 yen). The glass for the red wine is made by the Italian glassmaker "Borgonovo," and it is the type of glass used for wine in Italian bars and trattorias. For appetizers, I ordered the "Green Salad with Prosciutto and Walnuts" (tax included 960 yen), which featured crispy lettuce and juicy tomatoes topped with prosciutto and walnuts, drizzled with Parmesan cheese and olive oil. It had a simple yet delicious taste, with the nuttiness of the walnuts adding a nice touch. Of course, when visiting a pizzeria, you have to order pizza. The first pizza I tried was the "Margherita with Buffalo Mozzarella" (tax included 1,650 yen), which had a well-balanced combination of tomato, cheese, and basil flavors. The second pizza was the "Quattro Formaggi" (tax included 1,480 yen), with an added drizzle of "honey" (tax included 60 yen). As a fan of Gorgonzola cheese, I enjoyed this pizza with a generous amount of Gorgonzola. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

This is a shop located inside Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minamiosawa. The inside of the shop is spacious, and there are also terrace seats outside. Although there were 3 groups waiting, we were able to get in quickly. The lunch time is until 11:00 to 17:00, which is convenient. The photos of the pizza were impressive, and the pizza was delicious! - Water buffalo mozzarella Margherita for 1570 yen - Salad + drink set for an additional 470 yen - Carbonara with plenty of cheese and Itojima natural eggs for 1520 yen

There is a pizza restaurant serving wood-fired pizza in Mitsui Outlet Park. It is located on the terrace of an Italian restaurant. I had the Bambino pizza with tuna, corn, sausage, mayonnaise, fresh cream, and mozzarella, which was very delicious with a white sauce. It cost 1110 yen and came with a drink (iced tea) and corn soup for an additional 300 yen. It was a great way to relax after shopping at the outlet. The pizza was authentic and very tasty, and the portion size was satisfying. The restaurant itself is stylish and I had a great experience.

I went shopping and got hungry, so I decided to enter a restaurant. There were other dining options available, but I was drawn in by the fact that a specific pizza was half price on Wednesdays during the day. The restaurant was very spacious, so it seemed like it could accommodate a lot of people. However, since it was a weekday, it was empty. I was seated by a staff member, and I chose to order two half-price pizzas and one regular pizza. The "Pesca Tora" and "Boscaiola" pizzas were half price, while the "Red Snow Crab and Kujo Negi Crab Miso Cream Pizza" was full price. The Pesca Tora pizza had shrimp, squid, and clams, but the clam flavor was strong and may be a hit or miss. The Boscaiola pizza was a mushroom-based pizza that mushroom lovers would enjoy. The Red Snow Crab pizza was seriously delicious! It's expensive, but worth trying because it's so good. Note that consuming alcohol may not be allowed, but if you spend over 2000 yen, you get 2 hours of free parking (only at outlet-affiliated parking lots).

Truffle and smoked salmon, mushroom pizza at a restaurant in Minamiosawa. The pizza had a slightly thin crust but it was chewy and delicious. The fried potatoes had a little bit of truffle on top, but the truffle was minimal.

I came to an outlet park with my dog to look for gifts, which is about a 40-minute ride from Shinjuku on the Keio Line, costing 346 yen one way. Unfortunately, I couldn't find what I was looking for, so I decided to have lunch on the terrace. I found a set for 760 yen that includes a drink and a dish. I chose a glass of wine and a salad, but the salad was smaller than I expected, so I ended up adding a pizza and a beer. It wasn't really a good deal, haha. The Caesar salad was pre-mixed with dressing and the pizza had a thin, chewy crust with minimal toppings. It felt more like a pizza place inside the outlet park. There are a few places where you can enjoy the terrace with your dog, like this one and the pancake shop next door. I didn't look into it in detail, but there may be other places where you can bring your dog. Since there are benches and tables scattered around, you might have to bring your own food or make use of takeout from supermarkets or convenience stores. There are quite a few shops where you can bring your dog, so I hope there will be more options for dining as well. The staff here were very friendly and had lovely smiles. Thank you for the meal.

I love the Quattro Formaggi here!! The honey was also delicious. The pasta I had was fettuccine with salmon and spinach in cream sauce. It was delicious, and I was satisfied in the beautiful restaurant. When you spend over 3000 yen, you get 3 hours of free parking at the Mitsui Outlet parking lot, which is very helpful.

Mitsui Outlet Park Tama Minamiosawa (nearest station: Minamiosawa) has an Italian restaurant with terrace seating, which has become very attractive in the era of coexisting with the new coronavirus. Many customers prefer to sit on the terrace. Although there is alcohol for disinfection at the entrance, there is no reminder from the staff. They offer affordable lunch menus even on weekends, which is a nice service as lunch is served until 5 pm. It is pleasant to enjoy a meal on the terrace feeling the refreshing autumn breeze. Since the outbreak of the new coronavirus, I have significantly reduced my dining out opportunities. I do not have the courage to eat in restaurants that tend to be crowded. During lunchtime, a drink set costs 150 yen, a soup and drink set costs 320 yen, and a salad, soup, and drink set costs 420 yen, which is comparable to family restaurants. You can choose from 16 types of pizza and 8 types of pasta. The cheapest Margherita pizza costs 980 yen. Prices are excluding tax. I visited with another person and ordered two pizzas (Margherita and Salmone) and two iced teas. Salmone means salmon in Italian. Salmone pizza came with smoked salmon, onion slices, capers, fresh cream, and mozzarella. Margherita is the most basic pizza that I always order at pizza restaurants. Last time, I gave a score of 3.4 and commented that the pizza was unexpectedly authentic, but this time I felt that there is room for improvement in the pizza dough. The pizza dough did not rise much and overall, it was just average. Making pizza requires skilled techniques to determine the temperature and baking time of the pizza oven instantly. I honestly think that they need to improve the pizza dough. I felt the pizza was tastier last time, so I wonder if it was just a one-time thing.

On a day off, visited with family. A pizzeria located a 5-minute walk from Minamiosawa Station. Conveniently located in front of an outlet, it's a great place to enjoy authentic pizza when you're tired and hungry from walking. Arrived after the lunch rush and didn't have to wait in line. Ordered the Quattro Formaggi pizza. I personally like it with a strong Gorgonzola flavor. Drizzled plenty of honey on a separate plate and enjoyed a delicious power-up. Now, let's go for another hunt. Thank you for the meal. Will definitely come back.

1830@Tama Minamiosawa Minamiosawa Outlet. Today, I did some shopping here (laughs). In order to shop, you need energy! So, let's recharge with some Italian food. It was a Sunday, but perhaps due to the impact of the new pneumonia, there weren't many customers at the outlet. However, the restaurant here was crowded with many customers during lunchtime. I visited around 12:30 and had to wait for about 10 minutes before being seated. I can imagine how crowded it must be on a normal weekend! Now, they had a great lunch set deal, with options for salad set and soup set. This time, I ordered the salad set with buffalo mozzarella Margherita. First, the salad and drink arrived after ordering, and the main dish arrived about 10 minutes later. The pizza always looks delicious, doesn't it (laughs)? It tasted amazing! The gooey cheese was indescribable. The acidity of the tomato sauce and the basil were a perfect match! This is Margherita at its best! The combination was superb! We also got some spicy olive oil to drizzle on top, which added a nice touch! It was delicious! I enjoyed it thoroughly! Now, I can continue shopping with a full stomach (laughs). Thank you for the meal!

I used it for lunch when I came to the outlet. It is located inside the outlet right by Minami-Osawa Station. I went during lunchtime on a holiday and had to wait a bit to get in. For lunch, you can choose from pizzas (priced around 980-1380 yen) and salad sets (410 yen) or soup sets (310 yen). You can choose from categories of pizzas with tomato sauce and those without. Since there were two of us, we ordered two pizzas (Buffalo Mozzarella with tomato sauce, Italian sausage with various mushrooms) and salad sets, and soup sets. The pizzas arrived in about 10 minutes. The Buffalo Mozzarella pizza had a strong tomato sauce flavor and the Mozzarella was flavorful and delicious, although I wish there was more Mozzarella. The Italian sausage pizza had a strong flavor of the ingredients, with the tasty Italian sausage and various mushrooms complementing each other well. The pizza was chewy and I liked it. The restaurant is spacious and easy to use, with many families dining there.