Every time I passed by the shop, I was curious and decided to go in. It was past 5 PM. Once inside, it felt like an American pizza place. The staff were all foreigners and they were able to assist me in Japanese. The pizza was also American-style with different size options. It was simply delicious. Thank you for the meal. ☺︎

Order: Pizza Kaya Salad, 2 draft beers Dish: A salad lunch called "Pizza Kaya Salad" with a large amount of lettuce, 4 slices of diced tomatoes, shredded carrots, melted cheese, and strongly scented anise sausage. It looks like a ramen bowl in a slightly fancy ramen shop. The original dressing with a sour taste and the spicy sausage make it easy to swallow the large amount of lettuce without getting tired of it, providing a satisfying feeling of fullness. It is a great place for a lunch break when you feel like having "just beer". Note: Lately, I have been exclusively using it for salad lunches, but the pizza is truly American diner style. The lasagna, club sandwich, and short pasta with basil sauce are also delicious and very American.

American style restaurant! The interior is bright! I have a Level 2 Eiken certification, so I can speak Japanese and English is okay! It's a cold day, so I ordered hot Oolong tea with tomato and bacon topping. The salad had American-style dressing on leaf lettuce! The Oolong tea and dressing were American-style too! I can speak English, but I passed on the Oolong tea and dressing because they had a strange taste that I couldn't eat! I've never been to America, but I can speak the language, although I'm not a fan of the food! However, the pizza was big and filling! The pizza was chewy and delicious! I was concerned that the waiter was not wearing a mask, but the big guy cooking in the back had a white mask on! When I was leaving, the waiter shouted "Have a nice day!" to me, but I haven't spoken English recently, so my motivation was low and it took me a while to respond with "You, too." It was the worst ===========

It's been a while since I last visited Pizza Kaya! Before the pandemic, I used to come here with my colleagues. This time, I brought my wife's colleague along. He had been curious about this place for a while. We ordered our usual choices - the meat-packed Big Russell and the cheese and chicken-loaded Santa Fe with guacamole on top, both in large size for 3500 yen each. The pizzas are so full of toppings and have a substantial weight, so 3500 yen per pizza doesn't feel expensive at all! The rich flavor of the meat juices in the "meat museum" that is Big Russell is irresistible, and the combination of cheese and chicken in Santa Fe is also delicious. When mixed with guacamole, it's even better! My male colleague was also very satisfied, but he mentioned, "It's not so easy for Japanese people to come here." Well, we were speaking English the whole time, but all the staff can speak Japanese too! Don't worry! Well, if you want to experience a foreign atmosphere, this place is perfect... I really recommend it. Please come and try it once.

If asked to name American cuisine, I would say pepperoni pizza, macaroni and cheese, tacos, buffalo wings, and maybe turkey ham with mashed potatoes. I finally visited "pizzakaya" in Giroppon. It's a place where you can eat pizza and drink alcohol, so maybe pizza + izakaya = pizzakaya? The exterior and interior are like an old American diner. Apart from us, there were only two groups of white customers. We ordered the "2pairs set" which seemed like a good deal. It included two soft drinks, salad, appetizer, and a medium pizza for 4500 yen, with an additional 350 yen for alcohol. You can choose the salad and appetizer from the menu regardless of the price. For two people, the set is a good value. The salad was like a small mortar, very American in terms of portion size. The appetizer we chose was buffalo wings, which were mostly Tabasco flavored. The wings were drumsticks, not wingtips as I had expected. The pizza was, of course, a simple and classic pepperoni. Pepperoni is a type of salami originating from America, known for its spicy kick from chili peppers. The pizza crust was crispy and chewy, oily and cheesy - very American. It brought back memories of my one-year study abroad in rural America during college, where weekends were filled with music, dancing, and cheap beer. It's been 14 or 15 years since then, and I've been thinking lately that maybe living outside of Tokyo wouldn't be so bad.

Lunch at an "American" restaurant with a "zappy" pizza♥️ They have a system where you can choose two toppings for a base of "chewy dough" and "classic cheese." I chose "pepperoni" and "mushroom" (though it looked more like "shimeji" for some reason, haha). The surface was crispy but the dough was perfectly chewy and delicious♥️ It came with a salad and a drink for 1000 yen, quite reasonable♥️ I enjoyed it very much♥️

This is an American restaurant. There seem to be many foreign customers here. I always eat pizza here, but the crust is delicious! The pizza crust is especially crispy and tasty. They also have daily craft beers, so you can enjoy a variety of options. The interior of the restaurant is cute. The waiters speak English (of course, they also speak Japanese), so you might be able to experience a foreign atmosphere!

American-owned pizza shop with a very American vibe. Everyone except me was a foreigner. For lunch, you can choose two toppings. I went with onion and mushroom. It's a pan pizza! I prefer pan pizza over thin crust. Comes with salad and a drink, and they also have sandwiches and hot dogs on the menu. They also offer salad lunches, so I'll try that next time. Money spent: 1,000 yen. Rating: 3 points.5 points: Definitely want to visit again!!4 points: Would like to revisit if I have the chance.3 points: Willing to revisit.2 points: Once is enough.1 point: No need to go.

As soon as you enter the store, you are surrounded by American-style decor, craft beer lists written in English, and classic movies playing on the screen, creating a full-on American atmosphere. The staff are all foreigners and most of the customers are also foreigners, making you feel like you've stepped into a foreign country. If you prefer thin, elegant pizza, this place may not be for you as they serve thick crust American-style pizza. The prices are on the higher side compared to typical Japanese prices, but many people come here seeking the taste of home. They offer a combo deal for two people including a salad, side order, and pizza. Recommended items include Buffalo Chicken, Caesar Salad, Pepperoni Pizza, and Hawaiian Pizza. While many restaurants in Japan tend to put a Japanese spin on Western cuisine, this place offers the authentic taste of Western classics. It may be just a regular taste for those living in North America, but for some reason, I find myself coming back for more when I miss that flavor. They also have a menu in Japanese. After writing the comment above, I had a follow-up experience. When I visited with my friend for a meal before watching a movie at Toho Cinemas next to Roppongi Hills, we ordered the combo menu I mentioned earlier. The Buffalo Chicken, which we selected from the salad and side menu, arrived promptly, but the pizza never came. It turned out that our pizza had been mistakenly taken for a delivery order meant for another customer. By the time we realized this, the movie was about to start, so we had to give up on the pizza. I was fine with it as I was quite full from the Caesar Salad and Buffalo Chicken with craft beer, but for my friend who loves pizza and comes here seeking the taste of home every time, it was a big disappointment. The staff apologized and offered to make the pizza right away, but it was already too late for us to wait as the movie was starting soon. One of the staff members then offered us a slightly cold pizza that was meant for someone else, saying we could take it to the movie theater. We declined as we thought bringing pizza into the theater might not be allowed and settled the bill. The staff then said, "Sorry for ruining your movie night. You don't have to pay today. We feel bad for messing up, so don't worry about the bill. Use the money you saved to buy some popcorn and enjoy the movie." What a wonderful display of hospitality. It was disappointing not being able to eat the pizza, but their genuine desire to make their customers happy was truly moving. I will definitely visit again!

Pizza Pepperoni Mushroom Ginger Ale Draft Beer Note: Pineapple

BLT =========== Bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwich.

A place with delicious authentic pizza and beer.

It's about a 5-minute walk from Roppongi Station, past the Hills and a bit further. It was my first visit. The staff are mostly foreigners, but they can speak Japanese. The customers are also mostly foreigners or pairs of foreigners and Japanese. I didn't see any Japanese customers alone on this day. The interior is a bit small, but with an American feel and seating arrangements that make you feel comfortable wherever you sit. There's a big monitor playing AC/DC live footage from about 25 years ago – the energy is amazing! I don't know this band, but I hear about them a lot! Now, onto the main topic. The beers were great for IPA lovers! Each one had its own unique and delicious taste. I believe it was called Chile cheese, and it looked gorgeous and tasty. However, the French fries didn't seem to match well. The chili sauce was delicious, but I prefer something crunchier, like chips. We ordered a pizza with pepperoni and a half-and-half cheeseburger. It took about 20 minutes. The pepperoni was as expected in terms of taste. Despite its name, the cheeseburger was actually delicious! Looking at the ingredients, I saw mushrooms, so I knew it would be good – and it was. It wasn't too cheesy, more on the light side. The crust was thin, and I thought I might not be able to finish it due to the large size of the outer crust, but I managed to clean my plate!

Pizzakaya Gourmet Combo ¥2,430 Pepperoni, sausage, bacon, ham, mushrooms, olives, bell peppers, onions, tomatoes Classic Cheese Pizza ¥1,600 Cheese and tomato sauce Feeling too tired to go out and buy, so opted for delivery. Ordered a half & half to arrive home at the right time. Despite being a busy time, the staff on the phone sounded cheerful and upbeat. The delivery arrived right on time with a friendly delivery crew. The pizza was hot and fresh, no need for reheating! The dough was chewy with a hint of herbs, almost like bread. The toppings were plentiful and delicious. The pepperoni was classic and tasty - just like in America! (Delivery available for orders over ¥2,000, evenings only)

"I have an uncontrollable urge to pour beer over a hot PIZZA!" This impulse may resonate with about 1 or 2 out of 100 people, right? When struck by this urge, the first thing that comes to my mind is the PIZZA at PIZZAKAYA. I visited during lunchtime, so I opted for a refreshing Asahi draft beer instead of craft beer. I was able to satisfy my impulse successfully. Namaste~. The dishes I enjoyed were: Fresh beer (Asahi) ¥750, Pizza Lunch (with Bacon & Mushroom) ¥1,000.

I visited a pizza restaurant in Nishi-Azabu that I had been curious about for a long time. I thought it might be an Italian-style izakaya, but when I entered the restaurant, it was filled with foreigners! The menu confirmed that it was indeed a pizzeria, with dishes like Cobb salad, chicken, and huge American-sized pizzas that were too much to finish. Overall, the food was tasty, and I particularly enjoyed the California red house wine. They also had a good selection of craft beers, with 10 different kinds available. It's a great place to hang out with friends and enjoy the big screen, which was showing the Japan vs. Brazil soccer match at the time. Thank you for the meal!