※※Visit on June 25, 2021※※ ・Pizza (Teriyaki Chicken) 500 yen ・(Topping) Half-boiled Egg 100 yen ・Pizza Dough Double Size 250 yen ・Lunch Limited Set Menu 250 yen ※Cola Located near the entrance of the "Hatagaya Rokugo-dori Shotengai" on the Koshu Kaido towards Shinjuku, "CONA Hatagaya Store" opened on November 29, 2011. "CONA" is operated by Candy BOX Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, established in October 2011) and has expanded to over 50 stores nationwide in Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa, Saitama, Nagano, Shizuoka, Kumamoto, and Kagoshima since its founding in Ebisu. The "CONA" has both directly operated stores and licensed stores, with the "Hatagaya Store" being a licensed store. Due to the "Targeted Measures to Prevent the Spread" from June 21 to July 11, the store operates from 12:00 to 20:00 with shortened hours. Alcohol is served until 19:00, and the last order for food is at 19:30. All pizzas are priced at 500 yen each, with the option to double the pizza dough for an additional 250 yen. Additionally, a "Lunch Limited" set menu with salad, soup, and soft drink can be added. The interior of the store is bright with Western music playing, and wooden furnishings are used for tables, chairs, and floors. This time, I ordered the "Teriyaki Chicken" pizza with double the size, topped with a half-boiled egg, and added the lunch set menu with a cola. The pizza was hand-tossed and fluffy, with a topping of chopped seaweed, chicken, cheese, and a unique Japanese-style sauce. The texture of the egg and cheese was excellent.

I went to Kona Hatagaya, a 500 yen pizza place. By chance, I came across a lunch-only pasta specialty store called Hikona. The menu offers 5 types of pasta and you can choose from 4 different types of noodles. I ordered the Wagyu hamburger pasta. The noodles were chewy and the Wagyu hamburger was deliciously flavorful. It was truly exquisite! This is sure to become a trend. Thank you for the meal.

This was my first visit to the Hatagaya branch of "CONA Hatagaya." It was our second stop of the day, and we still wanted to have some drinks, so we opted for the all-you-can-drink plan (2 hours for 1,399 yen). For snacks, we had assorted leftover ham (499 yen), a platter of 3 types of cheese (499 yen), seasonal vegetable Japanese-style pickles (380 yen), and one pizza and pasta each, totaling around 3,000 yen per person. The food and drinks were decent, and the cost performance was good, making it feel like a casual family restaurant. Thank you for the meal. [Recommended menu] ... Price: 4 Taste: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Cleanliness: 3 Seat space: 3 Speed of service: 3 Service: 3 Customer service: 4 Variety of menu: 4 Date-friendly: 3 / 5 points total [Personal memo] * 1 person / 3,000 yen (stay time: 2 hours, 3 men) * Charge per person ===========

This is a thriving store in the Hatagaya shopping street. Whenever you go, you can enjoy friendly and polite customer service and delicious dishes with great value for money. The customer service here is truly amazing, always giving you a boost of energy. The 500 yen pizza from the CONA series is also great value for money and really delicious. The variety of appetizers to main dishes is both reasonable and extensive, which is great! They also have a well-equipped wine cellar and affordable bottled wines, which is a bonus!

I had always been curious about this restaurant because it is usually quite crowded. I visited around midnight, and I was glad that they are open late. The atmosphere inside was casual, and the staff were efficient and provided good service. The food was reasonably priced and easy to order. The pizza, in particular, was only 500 yen, which I thought would be small, but it turned out to be quite large! The flavor of the fried potatoes was a bit light for my taste. I ordered the anchovy butter flavor, but it had just a hint of anchovy and was mostly plain. Personally, I prefer a stronger flavor. Thank you for the meal!

CONA in Hatagaya. It's now possible to go in alone for a meeting. I might end up coming here for a solo drink. (laughs) The photo is of some kind of smoked duck breast. I forgot the name of the menu... They also have a lot of reasonably priced wines. #Hatagaya #Shibuya #ExploringNearby #CONA #Meatstagram #Gourmet #Tabelog

I asked my daughter for her opinion on where to have lunch near Hatagaya Station, and she said she wanted pizza or pasta. Since I'm not very familiar with the area, we ended up at this chain restaurant. I really wanted to try something ethnic, but my daughter's preference came first. I like pizza, so I ended up choosing a seafood pizza lunch set for 900 yen. The pizza had plenty of seafood toppings. Honestly, skipping the appetizers would have been a better deal here, but the pizza was a bit thin, so I was worried it might not be enough. The appetizers included pickled potato salad with daikon radish, and prosciutto with pickles. The pickled flavor in the potato salad was quite strong, which I enjoyed, but my daughter didn't like it. It was unique and quite tasty though. My daughter had the shrimp and mentaiko cream pasta, which was rich and delicious. It was creamy with thick, chewy noodles. As for the seafood pizza, it was thin and crispy, so it felt more like a snack when it cooled down. Strangely, even though I felt full, it felt more like a snack than a full meal.

I came here because I wanted to eat pizza. They have a one drink minimum, so I ordered a liquor drink, but it was too sweet and not very good. I also ordered pizza, pasta, and pickles, and the pizza with thin crust was delicious! I recommend this place!

From futsal to Mirazaka to Hidaka-ya, ended up at CONA. Can't go wrong with this place so I've been coming back a few times. The pizza here is really delicious! The photo is of Quattro Formaggi. It comes with honey on the side. #Hatagaya #Shibuya #local exploration #CONA #pizza #QuattroFormaggi #gourmet #Tabelog

Italian restaurant in Hatagaya. First visit to CONA. It seems like a place with delicious pizza. I ordered the Quattro Formaggi pizza. It's incredibly delicious. I also added the thick-sliced roast beef. It's also delicious. It's not your typical roast beef, but thick-cut beef. I found a great restaurant. #Hatagaya #Shibuya #neighborhoodexploration #thickcutroastbeef #CONA #pizza #roastbeef #QuattroFormaggi #meatstagram #gourmet #tabelog

It was delicious! Although the dish I ordered twice was forgotten twice, the service was good so it didn't bother me. The anchovy cabbage and potato fries were unique toppings with a mature taste, and I would like to eat them again. Thank you very much.

We used the restaurant with 3 family members. When we said, "We have an important conversation, so is it okay if we order after that?" they kindly accepted and waited for us for over 30 minutes without even taking our drink orders. It was very much appreciated. Thanks to that, we were able to have a proper conversation and enjoy our meal in a relaxed manner. Everything was delicious, the atmosphere was great, and we had a wonderful experience. We would like to use this restaurant again.

Hatsugaya is a popular restaurant known for its reasonably priced and delicious wood-fired pizzas. Priced at only 550 yen each, the pizzas have a crispy crust on the outside and a moist, thin base on the inside.

I wanted to eat pizza, so I went for Sunday lunch. The "choi-nomi" set with 3 drinks and one appetizer for ¥1000 was a great deal. If you want a main dish, just order a pizza for ¥500 and you'll be completely satisfied! I thought the meat platter would have various types of meat, but it was more like a ham platter, which was disappointing. Be careful. I would definitely want to go back when I feel like having pizza and drinks!

Pizza... tasted like a frozen one. The sauce also had a sweet ketchup flavor. Pasta... I ordered Amatriciana but it tasted more like Napolitan, probably because I asked for it to be mild for my child. Coffee... not available. Only instant. French fries... were the best part. Children under elementary school age get free drinks. Considering the taste, I think it's better to go to Saizeriya. The service was good. I won't be visiting again.