Ginza Inz's 2nd floor cafe & dining "cafe & dining balloballo" has a stylish art work on the wall called "gravity free", making it hard to believe it's in a Showa-era shopping mall. Managed by SLD, it is part of the same series as "kawara CAFE & DINING". The name comes from the Italian word for "dance", and combines the meanings of "dance with music" and "dance with food". I visited here on a rainy day, searching for a place near the station. The lunch menu includes weekly changing spaghetti dishes like basil and mozzarella cheese spaghetti, herb chicken and mushroom Genovese spaghetti, small shrimp and avocado tomato cream sauce spaghetti, aged bacon and cabbage peperoncino, daily balloballo rice plate, and mushroom demiglace sauce omelette rice. The daily set meal was "Chicken Grill BBQ Sauce", and I added a salad. For the appetizer, I had a Caesar salad with prosciutto, and for the soup, an onion consommé. The main dish was a grilled chicken with BBQ sauce, which was juicy and perfectly cooked. It was accompanied by onion sauté, potatoes, broccoli, and carrots. The atmosphere was cozy, and I would like to come back for a relaxing coffee time on the comfortable sofa. Overall, it's a convenient and friendly place near the station, but the attitude of the male staff could be improved to match the nice food and atmosphere. I felt sorry for the serious female staff. Despite this, I would still visit again for the delicious food.

Today's review is about the "Cafe&Dining ballo ballo" that I visited the other day. Located on the 2nd floor of Ginza Inz 1, this place offers a stylish and relaxing open space. The all-you-can-drink option is available for a long time and the cost performance is excellent. It's perfect for a small gathering or a casual drink. The food and drinks in this stylish and open space are delicious! Calories don't count when it's this good! If you happen to be in Ginza or Yurakucho, be sure to stop by. - Budget per person (2.5H all-you-can-drink course): ¥3700 - Location: 2F, Ginza Inz 1, 3-1 Ginza Nishi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo - Nearest station: Directly connected to Ginza Station C9 exit, 2 minutes walk from Yurakucho Station - Taste Sake Mogu Rating: - Taste: 1 mogu - Atmosphere: 2 mogu - Price: 2 mogu (Mogu Rating: 1 mogu = as expected, 2 mogu = would visit again, 3 mogu = high rating, don't want to share) - Recommended for: - Solo: x - Small group drinking: ✔ - Drinking party: ✔ - First date: ✔ - 5th date or later: ✔ - Group date: ✔ - Celebration: △

I used it for the first time. The staff were very polite and the kitchen staff even made eye contact and called the waiter. The atmosphere of the staff was very nice. The food was delicious no matter what I ate, so I will definitely come back again!

On the third Saturday of July 2023, at 2:00 PM, I stopped by for a drink. I was planning to go to "Saizeriya" or "Gusto" on the same floor, but there was a long line outside. So, I decided to go in here. I was thinking of taking a coffee break, but as I entered from the hot outside, my eyes caught the word "BEER" on the menu. I couldn't resist and ordered a draft beer for 720 yen. While waiting for my order, I glanced at the appetizers menu. "Oh, that looks good," I thought. I ended up ordering the Herb Salsiccia Gyoza with Balsamic Soy Sauce for 500 yen, an original menu item of the restaurant. The gyoza arrived after a short wait. It was served with a balsamic vinegar sauce, soy sauce, and mustard. The filling was made with fresh sausages, and it was delicious. Perfect for pairing with beer. It was a satisfying coffee break with a new restaurant and menu. I will definitely come back.

After a long time since the end of the coronavirus, I visited for lunch. I remember that there used to be a lot of pasta set menus before, but now there were more omelets. Prices seemed to have gone up a bit overall. The omelet set with salad and a drink was around 1500 yen. It seemed like most people were ordering the omelet set.

The cheese here is all delicious!! Cheese is on the cheese pizza and potato salad. There are many drink options, including lots of fruity ones, so the overall impression is that there are a lot of female customers. The service is fast, the prices are not too high for drinking in Ginza, and it's a convenient place to go. I want to try their lunch next time!

Homemade Lemonade Sour Kiwi x Calpis 8501 Drink was ordered because it was a drink system. The ice was in the way, so I couldn't taste the fruit pulp at all. Half & Half Wood-fired PIZZA 2180 I chose the Bismarck and smoked salmon. It was average and on the smaller side. Rich Stone-baked Quattro Formaggi Risotto 1980 The portion was ridiculously small. It was average. Anchovy Butter Potatoes 500 The service was mediocre. Why would they seat us next to a mixer on purpose?

I used this restaurant to meet up with a friend after a long time. We were seated in the farthest corner, with curtains that could block off the other spaces, so we could talk comfortably. The food was served quickly and was delicious. They offer to add more fire to the cheese fondue, but it's best to finish it early as the cheese can harden over time. The staff were all friendly and cheerful. There was a note about a complimentary cake, but when I asked, they said it would cost 2000 yen. I wish they had made it clear that it was not free. They mentioned that pizza is only available after 2 pm, so those interested in pizza should take note of the timing. Overall, we had a relaxing time there! Thank you very much.

I find this place in the Yurakucho area to be very convenient for after work, as it is affordable and you can make reservations. It's only a 3-minute walk from Yurakucho station, and the interior is nicely decorated with sofas, stylish wallpaper, and greenery, making it suitable for a date atmosphere. The food is satisfying with good value for money, but the drinks are on the expensive side so be careful if you plan on drinking a lot.

I went alone and found that they had snacks for 300 yen and 500 yen, so even going alone, I thought it was a surprisingly useful place. They also had stylish drinks, so I could immerse myself in the feeling of drinking in the city. All the dishes were delicious. Compared to Gusto and Saizeriya on the same floor, it might feel a bit expensive, but considering the location, food, and atmosphere of the store, I think the cost performance is decent.

The premium lunch course with 2.5 hours of all-you-can-drink for 5200 yen! I chose pasta as my main dish from the pizza or pasta options. The 10-course meal was quite filling and satisfying! The all-you-can-drink style was ordering from your own smartphone, but towards the end, when the restaurant got busier, the drinks were a bit slow to come.

I visited the restaurant on a holiday. The staff came to explain the menu. It seemed like they were specifically informing customers that certain items, like cheese fondue, were only available from 2pm onwards, even though they were listed on the menu. I ordered the pasta because it looked the most appealing in the photo, with a generous amount of cheese on top. However, when it arrived, it looked completely different from the picture in the menu. The restaurant should consider updating their photos. Overall, the cost performance of 1780 yen with coffee included on weekends and holidays in Ginza is not bad. The taste of the chewy pasta was also decent, so I hope the impression doesn't get ruined.

Bashing was not over yet, and when I looked at the seat next to me, there was a cream soda left almost untouched. I don't want people to come just for the Instagram-worthy photos! I made a reservation for 5:00 PM on a holiday. Customers without reservations were being turned away, so I think reservations are a must on holidays. Since it was in the 5:00 PM time slot, there weren't many customers around, so it was relatively calm, but I could hear people talking loudly about nursing-related work (lol). The customer base seemed to be on the younger side, so I have a feeling it will get lively when more people come in. The cheese and pizza menus apparently take a while. So, it is recommended to order other side menus while waiting (in advance)! - Lemonade 680 yen: It was on the sweeter side. I don't like sour things, so I appreciated the sweetness. - Cheese Risotto 1980 yen: Brought to the table for a live demonstration. They mix the cheese sauce and cheese chunks for you. It was a bit nerve-wracking with the hot cheese flying around. They told us to eat it once it boils. The stretchy cheese was fun to watch! Creamy and satisfying taste. The risotto pan was so hot that it had quite a bit of burnt parts. The burnt cheese was deliciously crispy and fragrant. I especially liked the burnt parts. - Broccoli and Cheese Ahijo 500 yen: Ordered the broccoli and cheese ahijo. It had a strong garlic flavor. The aroma was strong right from the serving. We dipped the bread generously in it until it got soggy. - Salmon Lemon Pizza 1880 yen: I was skeptical about lemon on pizza, but the lemon was refreshing and the pizza had a clean aftertaste. The saltiness of the salmon was also to my liking. It goes well with the chewy pizza dough. The not-too-crispy crust was a point I personally liked. - Tiramisu 780 yen: According to my companion, it had a strong coffee flavor. It was not too sweet and easy to eat tiramisu. I also tried my companion's pudding, which was also delicious with a moderate sweetness. I was curious about the pasta, but I was too full to finish it. The service was polite, and the food was delicious, so I definitely want to visit again!

I was looking forward to enjoying cheese fondue, but the cheese lacked flavor and the portion for two people was disappointing. All the ingredients were cut into small pieces, and we only got four slices of baguette for two people. The fried potatoes that came out first were the most delicious. We made a reservation through Tabelog and got a discount of 1000 yen per person, but I wish they had focused more on the quality of the food. There were young girls enjoying omelette rice, which seems to be the type of restaurant it is. I apologize for the harsh review.

I visited with colleagues and found it easily inside Ginza Six. The drinks were varied and visually appealing, perfect for a girls' night out. The wine cocktails were delicious. The dishes mainly focus on cheese, such as cheese risotto and cheese fondue, all of which were delicious! The cheese risotto is a must-try. You can also have pizza half and half, so you can enjoy multiple flavors. For dessert, we had tiramisu, which was very delicious and satisfying.

It was probably because it was lunch on a holiday, but there were many families with children. I could hear children crying and child-centered conversations from all around. The mismatch between the sophisticated interior decoration and the cute babies made me feel a bit uncomfortable. We like children, so we had no problem enjoying our time there, but if you go alone to relax, you might feel a bit uneasy. The prices were about 1.5 times higher than what was listed on the menu on Tabelog, and the drinks (beer in particular) were almost double the price, which was surprising! I had the Bolognese pasta, and my husband had the tomato sauce pasta. They were delicious and chewy.

I went around 12 o'clock. I wanted to eat pizza, but unfortunately it starts from 2 o'clock. I ordered the following: 3-cheese potato salad, fluffy omelette rice with two types of luxurious sauces to choose from, and balobalo special aged cheese bolognese. Everything was delicious. Especially the 3-cheese potato salad was delicious! The bolognese on the omelette rice was quite different from the photo on the website, with very little cheese, which was very disappointing. Maybe the photo was of a larger portion? The table is narrow for two people, so if both order a set meal and additional small dishes, the table gets crowded and it's hard to eat. There were some disappointing aspects, but I would like to go back for a pizza revenge.

Recently joined a community and had our first offline meeting on Saturday at 1pm with 8 members. The restaurant was about 90% full and quite busy. We scanned the QR code and placed our orders using our smartphones. I ordered the Beef Demi-Glace Sauce Omelette Rice set for 1480 yen including tax, which came with salad, soup, and a drink. The omelette used 2 eggs and it was delicious. The restaurant serves lunch until 5pm on Saturdays, so it's a great value for money. Since they don't offer separate checks, it's a good idea to bring some change with you.

We had reserved seats, but our table was the only one where the food took a long time to come out, and we were really worried because we had no lunch break time left. The food was very delicious. We were grateful for the dessert plate provided during lunch, but the timing was disappointing. Despite asking for the dessert plate to be brought out quickly, it didn't come out even when the guest of honor was about to leave... We paid ¥1,800 but didn't have any time to enjoy it, and the celebration became rushed and disappointing. The service was polite, but during lunch when time is limited, we would have preferred a more efficient service. The dessert plate left the impression of being too expensive.

I went to Ginza in search of a calm restaurant and found one with decent reviews on Tabelog, so I decided to give it a try. Despite it being lunchtime, the restaurant was empty. They said they were out of the lunch salad, and the popular pizza was only available from 2 pm onwards, so it was a bit of a rough start. I ordered the Bolognese pasta because it looked delicious in the menu photo, but when it arrived, it was quite different. The sauce seemed like it came from a jar, and the noodles were thick and chewy. The popular omelette rice sauce was also just okay. Now I understand why it was so empty during lunchtime.

I happened to find this restaurant and it looked delicious, so I decided to try it. The service from the female staff was very good, and they also recommended some dishes. The menu had many appetizing options. I tried the Caesar salad, Margherita pizza, and Amatriciana pasta with bacon and onion fries. All the dishes were delicious. I even tried putting the salad on the pizza. The appetizer was crackers with lemon butter and honey, which was refreshing and tasty.