Chuo City, Yamanashi, Japan｜Pizza Bistro Peu a Peu

Great food, service, and prices! Serving sizes are larger than expected especially given the cost. Definitely recommend a visit!

I made a reservation in advance for dinner time at my workplace's evening party. It's a small shop in a residential area, so it's hard to find, but when I arrived, it was already full of popular shops. There are plenty of Italian staple foods such as pizza and pasta, but in addition to Italian meat dishes and appetizers, there are also French bistro menus here and there, and side dishes such as sausages and bacon are casually mixed with homemade items. Sense is shining. You can enjoy a feast in a casual yet stylish way. As for drinks, they seemed to put a lot of effort into their craft beer lineup, so I tried it, and I'm glad I found a beer that even I, who isn't very good with beer, can enjoy. We shared a few slices of tender roast chicken and half & half pizza, and enjoyed ourselves to the fullest! I couldn't reach pasta or dessert this time, so I'd like to try again.

Revisited. Since it was Sunday, I made a reservation at 11:00 and arrived 5 minutes before the store opened, but I was the first one there so I was a little disappointed. However, at 11:30, there were 3 groups with reservations, and at 12:00, 2 groups were booked, so the place was almost full. Therefore, reservations are recommended. Today, I'm having a pua planch with chili con carne. Satisfied with the Mexican flavor. Dolce chose Basque cheesecake. It's big, delicious, and rich 😋 I realized again how luxurious it is for 2,000 yen. --------------------- I never thought there was a restaurant like this in a residential area along the Kamanashi River 😍⤴️⤴️ 90% of the customers were female customers who came for lunch. Lunch is at a trattoria that mainly serves pasta and pizza. The parking lot is for about 4 regular cars + 2 light cars. On a snowy weekday afternoon, one four-seat table and one two-seat table were empty.　I have a feeling it will be full on Saturday and Sunday. At Poor Planch, select lasagna, coffee, and gateau chocolate for an additional 110 yen. The appetizer is a plate of pate and salad. Carefully made and delicious. The focaccia is also good. The lasagna that came with high expectations was amazingly rich with well-grilled cheese. It took a while, but it felt like a hassle. And the gateau chocolate, not too much or too little, goes well with ice cream. It comes with strawberries and sauce, so it doesn't look like Yamanashi. It has an exquisite taste that is deep but not sweet, and goes great with coffee. At just over 2,000 yen, it's a great deal, and I definitely want to come here with my friends at night.