Nagoya, Aichi, Japan｜pia Sapido

I entered the store after being lured by the all-you-can-eat bread. It was lunch time on weekdays, but there were vacant seats, so I was able to get seated immediately. We chose pasta and meat dishes from the lunch menu, and also added a drink bar and soft serve ice cream bar. The lunch menu starts at 1,380 yen and comes with all-you-can-eat bread and a petit salad. In addition to this, you can choose a drink bar etc. for an extra charge. The first petit salad that comes out is a petit salad as the name suggests. Dressing can be chosen from Caesar, Balsamic, Carrot. It's a salad that's about the garnish, but it's neither good nor bad in this price range these days. I ate bread by the time the main dish was brought. There is a bread corner in front of the entrance, and it seems that the bread baking employees are adding while watching the situation. There were about 18 types in all. There are sweet and salty types such as croissants, cream bread, raisin bread, cheese bread, and mentaiko bread. All of them are small in size, so you can enjoy various things. In the midst of the recent rush to raise prices, I thought that they were doing their best. Even if the bread you want runs out, if you wait for a while, it seems to be replenished every time, and there is no bread when you enter the store! That's not what I meant. Especially the croissants, which would be popular, were placed a lot, which is a high point. There were two types of focaccia, and both were hard and cold, so it was a shame, but there was a toaster at the soup bar, so if you warmed it up there, you could eat delicious toasted bread. I think that not only focaccia but also any bread will be more delicious if you reheat it, but if you haven't ordered a drink bar, etc., you may not notice that there is a toaster, so please tell me when you take the first order. I think it would be better. The main dishes were nothing special, but they were delicious. The pasta is thin noodles and more than I thought, so I think that even men can be satisfied if it comes with all-you-can-eat bread. The drink bar is also substantial. There were 2 types of drink bar machines, juice and coffee machines, tea bags, and 4 or 5 types of pitcher drinks. I was happy that the pitcher contained strong orange juice instead of the thin flavor that comes out of the machine. There are also acerola juice, etc., and I think that women are happy. Speaking of desire, I would be more happy if there was rooibos tea. There are three types of soft ice cream toppings: corn flakes, color spray, and fruit sauce. It would have been nice to have some chocolate sauce. Other reviews said that the clerk's response was not good, but the person who responded was polite. However, while I was dealing with customers, I lined up at the cash register, and there were two groups behind us waiting, but they didn't say anything. increase. I was satisfied because I was able to eat as much bread, drinks, and soft serve ice cream as I wanted for about 1,800 yen per person, and I was able to chat without time limits. I would like to use it again when I want to eat a lot of bread at a teahouse.

All-you-can-eat bread is a hot topic, but I always enjoy just a single dish (white fish, chicken). No matter how many times I eat fritters, I never get tired of them. I'm also looking forward to the point card.

The female clerk was very nice and had great customer service. They spoke kind words and served customers very politely. After shopping at Chaya Aeon, I was hungry, so I popped in. Two of us went there for dinner on a weekday. This shop has an all-you-can-eat bread set. You can add a bread set to any menu, so be sure to include it. The staff will bring you freshly baked bread. In our case, the croissants arrived freshly baked! The croissant was also delicious, We recommend the rye mayonnaise! Please try it!