Di PUNTO — Restaurant in Tokyo

I came as a single customer and it took over an hour for me to order and drink a single beer and then receive the check. The waitress didn't check in with me once while I was there and I had to grab her for the bill, on which I saw I was charged 280 additional yen for two measly pieces of bread they gave me without my asking. I tried to get the waitress's attention for 10 minutes in order to pay for my one beer and the bread pieces and after getting tired of doing so, I put cash down that exceeded the bill and left; realizing it would be better to try to grab her but honestly fed up with the total lack of service. Seems the waitress didn't notice my presence for a full hour but did immediately after I left, since not 10 seconds after I walked out, she chased after me, dragged me back to the restaurant, realized I paid in excess of the bill, and let me go.

TL;DR: Come here if you want to pay 1000 yen for a drink and some unwanted bread and be ignored...

I visited with a friend and had a good time. We ordered the ham plate (half size), crab penne, risotto, and shrimp ahijo, alongside chardonnay by glass and peach nectar. The portions are great for sharing between 2 people, and the crab penne was the best dish. Shrimp ahijo goes well with the free bread. There were free refills on raisin butter bread too, we ended up eating so much bread. The only let down was the risotto, it was kind of tough and there was little cheese. Staff and service were very fast...

This place is just odd.

The pizza had pads of cold butter on it. You read that right

The ham plate came with a small bowl of frozen grapes

It's "Italian" and say they charge you a 400 yen cover for all you can eat bread but either don't have olive oil or refuse to bring it

We started with a side of Doritos with what I think was supposed to be guacamole with shrimp in it. Now that's Italian.

It gets 2 stars because it was open when everyone...