Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan｜Jolly Pasta

I passed by and felt nostalgic, so I visited for the first time in decades. Lots of paper menus. The photos are large and easy to see. Look at it, choose it, and place your order from the screen. In many cases, menu choices are made on a screen, but it's hard to visualize the actual food and it doesn't look appetizing, so while it's effective for dieting, it's not fun. The menu here is fun, like a picture book, and you choose it while imagining it, laughing, and then just send that number from the screen. It was fun and it took me a long time to choose. The small plates are also abundant and reasonably priced, so you can't help but try them all. There are some fun desserts with a few smaller items on them, and I'm impressed by the variety of ideas, as they are often used by children. Bolognese made with thinly sliced ​​meat instead of ground meat has a satisfying texture and a rich, stew-like taste. Judging from the price, I thought there would be about 3 pieces of roast beef on a small plate, but I was surprised to find that there were 5 pieces on the larger plate. Both the sauce and the meat were delicious. The sausage platter is also crisp, juicy, and spicy. The staff were cheerful and likable, and the store had a bright atmosphere that made it feel comfortable.

The parking lot is free for up to 2 hours when using the store. The inside of the store was very large and I was able to relax.

Available for takeout. You can order online. Serve the pasta and sauce separately and mix them together when eating. I think the extra 250 yen is a little expensive, but it's a decent amount. The container can also be expanded and disposed of as paper waste. It's more delicious if you eat it inside, but given the coronavirus pandemic, it's nice to be able to take it out.