Italian Kitchen VANSAN — Restaurant in Tokyo

I highly recommend Italian Kitchen Vansan. I took my family there, and we were very pleased. The food is excellent, and the portions are large enough. The prices are reasonable, at about 1,000 - 1,200 per pasta plate. Two sizes/shapes of fresh pasta and several styles of pasta are available: zuppa, tomato, and cheese/cream, for example. The atmosphere is great with wood, iron and glass accents, and Italian pop music playing for an added touch. The QR code menu is very easy to use on you phone, and some staff speak good, effective English. It's across the street from the train station, but if you drive, for example from Tama Hills Rec Area, there is Times coin parking available nearby. Easy reservations can be made here by clicking on "Reserve a table" above. Just a few clicks to choose your time. They had my name on the list and were...

I ordered a quattro formaggio expecting a normal pizza. I in fact didn't get a normal one. It had honey on. Now in my layman's mind something salty like cheese, doesn't go with something sweet like honey. I couldn't taste the cheese nor the dough except for the crust. The lingering taste afterwards was not good. The service was good like in any Japanese restaurant. The music was chill. I think a 2/5 is...

The pasta is definitely not Italian, it’s more Japanese style. It has a firm dough which I liked but the flavors were definitely Japanese. The pizza was okay at best and the french onion soup too. I don’t think it’s worth the money.

The prices are expensive but the quality is very average. It’s like a fancy saizerya, but I would rather go to saizerya...