Tappost Ciaola Review Summary

An Italian restaurant conveniently located around the premises of the Toshimaen station. They have a happy hour promo for 300 yen drinks until 7pm. You could also see the workers there baking the pizza. The interior looks like a well-lit bar. The prices of their stuff are quite expensive and the portions are smaller than I thought it would be like in my opinion, probably to offset the actual Italian ingredients that they use on their food. Maybe that’s the reason I’ve got the whole place by myself when I ate there.
I craved for caprice so I ordered one, and I was concerned on why they blended a great amount of basil just to get a dollop of pesto; it seems wasteful.

They also have a take out counter, and they sell Italian goods like olive oils and Nutella around the door area of the store. Overall if you want something fancy like a date, then this place is recommended.

Limoncello was so so, chicken salad had strange flavour and full of mayonnaise, something you don’t expect for a salad. Margarita pizza was nice.

The food is great and price is friendly.

However, the seats are quite limited and restaurant space is narrow. It may be a bit u comfortable to dine here dine here during busy times.

This is a great place to dine while waiting for showtime of the nearby cinema.

Unexpected wonderful place to eat pizza!

I came here for the timballo (pasta baked in a cake mold), and I was told that it's been popular lately and sold out by lunch time.
So I ate the dishes in the photos, and they were all delicious.
The restaurant only has 15 seats, so it might be a good idea to call and make a reservation on holidays.
Before visiting, I thought pasta was also on the menu, but the main menu of hot dishes is pizza, and other dishes include lasagna and sautéed mushrooms. Before my visit, I thought there would be a pasta menu, so please be aware of that if you are expecting pasta.