Caffe Pascucci Kojimachi — Restaurant in Tokyo

Went to this place twice. I definitely recommend it. Below is a detailed review of my experience. Rating based on Tabelog rating style.

Staff: The staff was friendly and helpful.

Food: The food was consistently a good surprise. The croissant had a nice flake and flavor, and the prosciutto and mozzarella tasted good. The lasagna, as per other comments, was great; the texture was soft and creamy, but not mushy at all, and the bolognese was flavorful. For the desserts, the Panna cotta (with dark cherry) was tasty and fresh. The pistachio tiramisu was alright. The portions were on the smaller side, but the prices felt very fair for the quality.

Drinks: The cappuccino and latté were both lovely, although I am no connoisseur there.

Seating and style: Both times I went (10am & 3pm), there was plenty of availability with no waiting time, and some of the seats are very comfy. You can stay and enjoy your meal/drink for a while with...

I had high hopes for this cafe (for anyone’s information it’s actually a chain I later realized), and I have to say the coffee’s really good. However, the food (at least the ones I had) are just diabolical. The lasagna was like a store bought frozen one, and the salad had too much and too strong of a sauce it was so salty that I couldn’t finish it. The counter also has too many chairs in my opinion. I couldn’t help but bump into the person sitting next to me, vice versa. Overall, I don’t think it’s worth the 4 stars that it’s currently having on...

Just, perfect! If you’re looking for a genuine taste of Italy in the heart of Tokyo, Pascucci is the perfect spot! The atmosphere immediately transports you to an Italian Piazza. As an Italian, this is the best place in Tokyo where food and coffee tastes just like back home! A big plus is the staff: they speak excellent Italian, which makes the experience even more...