Uji, Kyoto, Japan｜Pisola - Uji Ogura

I wanted to eat pasta for lunch on weekdays, so I searched for it and entered this restaurant for the first time. The parking lot was shared with other shops, but it is large and good. Before being guided to a seat, the shop was given a tag with a table number and a QR code printed on it, which was read and ordered from the website. The lunch set (appetizer + main dish + drink bar) was on the menu on the site, but there was no single item menu, so when I asked the clerk, I was told that the single item was directly ordered (so I ordered directly from the clerk). . There are many types of menus, so you can choose according to your taste and mood of the day. Also, I didn't ask for it this time, but when I look at the menu, I'm excited about the variety of drink bars. The website said electronic money and QR code payments were not accepted, so I paid in cash. However, there was something like a QR code reader in front of the register, so I think it is possible (I didn't check with the clerk). I have my doubts, but I want to come back.

If you choose the all-you-can-eat option, please notify the staff. Necessary. I chose the standard price of 2999 yen. I asked for so much that it was hard to eat (lol) The food was good, but the dessert course was only ice cream for 2999 yen. You can also get other desserts with 50% off. The piping hot stone oven pizza was delicious.

I used it for lunch. The set includes a choice of salad or quiche, a main dish (pasta, pizza, risotto) and a drink bar. Desserts, fried foods, and baguettes are ordered separately, but will be half price. The taste was average, but the portion was large. There's also a drink bar with guava and mango, so you can feel quite rich. The Balinese interior is also nice. Smartphones are essential to reduce human contact. Also, payment is only in cash. postscript You can now also use credit cards 🙂 QR code payment is not yet supported, but Quickpay can be used.