During the last consecutive holidays last month, there was only one Shinagawa license plate in the parking lot, but this time, during the summer vacation, cars came from Yokohama, Tama, Narashino, Mito, Utsunomiya, all the way to Himeji! At the entrance, there are lanterns for the "festival"~♬ From August 1st to 31st, the Woof Woof Summer Festival is being held, featuring a 500 yen lucky draw where you can win a stay voucher, rice flour coaster making, balloon art, and other activities from 1pm to 9pm! Next to the photo spot, there are about 10 yukatas hanging on a small hanger! Beatrice wore a watermelon outfit, so she didn't borrow a yukata and instead wore a watermelon~♬ At the reception, four staff members wearing festival T-shirts are busy answering reservation calls, busily working due to the change in my shift to the morning since March, and today I happened to be working on PC in the back. I was very happy to meet again with Mr. Komezu, who remembered my wine preferences, so I decided to go with the Primitivo wine~♬ Among this month's recommendations, I ordered the sea bream carpaccio, corn and edamame croquette, and sardine and mozzarella sandwiched fried dish. For pasta, I chose the recommended salmon and mushroom tomato cream. Beatrice had the mixed grill as usual, blanched~♬ Before 7pm, the window tables were full, with a dog at each table. On the right was a 15-year-old Toy Poodle named Peshu, and on the left was a 10kg Shiba dog. We started with the toppings from the anchovies, and then Peshu's mom said, "I've met you at Anea Cafe on Matsumisaka before~♡" The sea bream carpaccio had a lemon-flavored sauce, the croquettes had a crispy coating and a fluffy interior, and the sardine and mozzarella were delicious as expected!! The pasta with rigatoni had a creamy sauce with mushrooms, olives, and chicken, generously topped with cheese~♬ The sauce coated the rigatoni well, resulting in a great taste. On the way back, I met a Bichon Frise for the first time at Wande Shibuya. They were staying overnight for a family summer vacation in Tokyo~♬ Have Fun!! From July 1st to August 31st, there are many colorful summer drinks available, making it enjoyable for both adults and children. With an indoor dog run, Wande Shibuya is a place where both dogs and humans can enjoy a Tokyo stay until bedtime!

I had a lunch course with a friend at this restaurant. The drink menu is quite extensive, making it a great place to enjoy a bit of luxury. It has a slightly fancy casual Italian course vibe. We shared a pizza and pasta, and the pizza crust had a strong flavor and was cooked in a stone oven, making it delicious. The dog menu is also very tasty and highly recommended, but the one-dish menu starts at 1100 yen, so it's quite a luxurious meal for a dog. For large dogs, it might just be a snack amount haha. I also tried a bit of the dog cheese roll, which was a gentle and sweet roll cake with a hint of cheese. It was soft and gooey, and my dog was very satisfied with the taste.

Located in Onarimon/Daimon/Hamamatsucho, the cafe "Wande Shiba" is a place where you can relax with your beloved dog. As the name suggests, it is an Italian cafe where you can also stay with your dog at the "inumo" hotel. They offer a variety of dog-friendly menu items including spaghetti for dogs. The cafe is frequented by dog owners, creating a fun and social atmosphere for both dogs and their owners. #WandeShiba #inumo #dogfriendly #Onarimon #Daimon #Hamamatsucho #ShibaPark #OnarimonCafe #HamamatsuchoCafe #coffee #cafe #Italian #pasta #pizza #restaurant #date #gourmet #foodie #TokyoGourmet #foodtour #foodiegram #GurufukuAmbassador #TokyoFood #TokyoFoodie #TokyoTower #TokyoTravel #dog #hotel

【Visit Date】Weekday 11:45【Wait】None【Serving Time】5 minutes I visited "Wande Shiba" located inside a hotel in Shiba Park to have lunch with my beloved dog. This casual Italian restaurant allows dogs inside, where you can enjoy pasta and pizza. The restaurant does not have terrace seats, so you can use it regardless of the weather. It is a valuable hotel restaurant where you can bring your dog, with a high ceiling and a great atmosphere. - Pirate Style Spaghetti 1,760 yen + C set 660 yen This seafood spaghetti in oil sauce was filled with shrimp, squid, clams, and mussels. We shared it and it was a satisfying portion. - Napoletana Pizza 1,100 yen + B set 440 yen The pizza with olives, tomato sauce, and cheese had a slightly thick and chewy crust. Considering the location, the price of 1,100 yen was quite reasonable. The saltiness of the olives made me crave for wine. - Chicken and Mushroom Gratin 1,100 yen We also ordered from the dog menu, which had several pasta options. It was convenient that we could order without making a reservation in advance. My wife particularly liked the atmosphere, location, and cost performance of the restaurant. We found out that there is a set where one adult can have lunch and the dog can use the dog run if reserved in advance, so we decided to try that next time. During our visit for weekday lunch, there were only two groups with dogs, including us. Over 90% of the customers were without dogs, but the restaurant was quite busy. Thank you for the meal.

This is a restaurant located on the first floor of a hotel called "inumo Shibakoen," designed for dog lovers. The hotel also has a dog run and grooming salon. The restaurant is named "Wande Shiba" and offers a wide variety of dog-friendly menu items. The interior is spacious with many staff members, and they even have a pizza oven for authentic dishes. The prices are on the higher side, but the food is delicious. The shirasu pizza is tasty, and the pasta is also good. The white wine complements the flavors well. Initially, there was one group of foreign customers, but more dog owners started coming in, filling the restaurant with upscale dogs and their owners from around Shibakoen. The grooming salon seems to be available as a set with the restaurant or indoor dog run. For accommodation, grooming is included, allowing you to have your dog groomed while you go sightseeing, or even leave them in their care. It's a great hotel for those who want to explore Tokyo with their dogs.

It was very delicious and the staff were kind, so it was very good. However, it is a luxurious request, but the portion was too much for a woman in her 40s, and I couldn't finish it and felt sorry for leaving food uneaten. I understand if it's meant to be shared, but in the current situation, it's tough... Next time, I want to consult with my stomach and friends to choose the menu. Thank you for the meal. I will visit again.

This hotel restaurant is dog-friendly, but has a casual atmosphere like a family restaurant. The food is also similar to a family restaurant. It's great that dogs are allowed, but it's a shame that they don't have dog cakes. I would love to use this place to celebrate my beloved dog's birthday if they had dog cakes. It feels like a waste for the restaurant not to have a business mindset. It would be convenient if they also sold take-out dog cakes at this hotel, so I wouldn't have to go all the way to Roppongi Hills or Odaiba to buy them. Since it's a dog-friendly place, it would be nice if they had more Instagrammable decor and dishes. Also, it would be great if there were more options for the cafe menu.

Today's lunch was at this restaurant (1,124th in the Hamamatsucho/Shiba Park area). It used to be a restaurant in the Shiba Park Hotel, but now it's part of a hotel called "inumo Shiba Park" and has been reborn as a dog-friendly restaurant called Wande Shiba. I had been to the previous restaurant a few times, but this was my first visit to the new one. When I entered the restaurant, I noticed that there were several customers with their dogs. Two groups had their furry friends with them, while the rest were regular customers. The atmosphere felt like that of a hotel restaurant. The staff was professional and there were quite a few of them. The menu included pasta, pizza, and steak. It was slightly more expensive than other places, but considering the atmosphere, I found it to be reasonable. I decided to try the Amatriciana pasta on its own, without the salad or soup set menu. It cost 1,210 yen, and I opted for the large portion for an additional 220 yen, bringing the total to 1,430 yen. The kitchen had a nice ambiance, and I could see them preparing my Amatriciana. When the dish arrived, it was topped with a cheese that resembled sliced white vegetables. The portion was huge, much larger than I expected. It was very satisfying to eat. The Amatriciana itself was delicious, with tasty bacon, al dente pasta, and flavorful tomatoes. Overall, I thought it was reasonably priced. For those with dogs, it may even seem more affordable. The menu even included dog food options, making it a perfect spot for dog lovers.

Visited for lunch on Saturday. It was convenient that they now have parking available just for lunch, and it's easy to visit with pets. The Spaghetti with Shirasu and Shiso had plenty of flavor, and the Quattro Formaggi was rich and delicious. Both dishes were satisfying. The Steak Plate had well-marbled meat that went well with the rice. The meat on the plate was tasty, and the sauce was delicious. In terms of service, it was a bit slow and the response was lacking. For example, I ordered the Lunch Set A which didn't come with dessert, but later wanted dessert and asked to switch to the Lunch Set C which included dessert. However, they ended up adding dessert as a separate item. It's not good to add items separately when I specifically asked to switch to a set with dessert. The food was delicious, so I would like to come back if the service improves. A restaurant where you can enjoy with pets is always a good choice. Thank you for the meal.

Beautiful hotel where pets are welcome on the first floor, all the staff are kind♡ A dog-friendly space with delicious meals for both us and our furry friends! The portions were generous and the food was delicious.

Most of the customers here bring their dogs. The tables are spaced out widely, allowing for a comfortable dining experience. The food exceeded expectations in terms of deliciousness. It's a shame that there is no affiliated parking lot, but I would like to stop by again for a walk.

An Italian restaurant located inside a hotel that is dog-friendly. The restaurant is also dog-friendly, so many customers bring their dogs. The food was delicious.