Kamakura Pasta Ichigaya — Restaurant in Tokyo

靖国神社が近くにあるものの、近隣は住宅街であるからか、平日でも終日比較的静かで、休日ともなると一層静かになり、利用客も少なく、ゆったりと過ごすことが出来ます（靖国神社で祭事が行われでもしない限り、休日は目の前の大通りも車の往来は少なくなります）。 全国に展開しているチェーンレストランであるため、基本的なサービスの質は他の鎌倉パスタと差がありません。セットメニューを注文すれば、好みのパスタと同時に、焼き立てのパンを食べることが出来ます（但し、まれに出来合いのパンを温め直して出しているかのような、固めの食感のパンが給仕されることがあります）。パンは食べ放題であり、スタッフがテーブルまで運んでくれます。追加のパンが食べたい、食べている最中あるいはこれ以上は不要、を知らせるためのプレートがあらかじめ用意されています。 メインディッシュとなるパスタは、混雑していない時間帯の利用であっても、やや塩気が強く、味付けにムラがあるように感じました。もしかしたら平日のランチタイムなど、混雑した時間帯であればその傾向が顕著になるかもしれません。

Although Yasukuni Shrine is nearby, the neighborhood is relatively quiet all day long even on weekdays, probably because it's in a residential area, and even quieter on holidays, when there are few customers and you can spend your time leisurely (unless there is a festival at Yasukuni Shrine, on holidays there are few cars on the main street in front of the building). As a nationwide chain restaurant, the basic quality of service is the same as at other Kamakura Pasta restaurants. If you order from the set menu, you can enjoy your choice of pasta and freshly baked bread at the same time (on rare occasions, however, you may be served bread with a hard texture, as if it had been reheated from ready-made bread). The bread is all-you-can-eat and is brought to your table by the staff. A sign is provided in advance to let you know if you want more bread, if you are in eating it, or if you don't want any more. The pasta, which is the main dish, seemed a bit salty and unevenly seasoned, even during less crowded hours. Perhaps this tendency would be more noticeable during busy times, such as weekday...

I visited for the first time today. This restaurant seems popular with many people. I don't care for the ordering system much but the staff helped me use the touch panel. I liked my cold pesto seafood pasta and the all you can eat bread was yummy. The price is a bit much for lunch but I...

About 1600 yen for the bread buffet, pasta and coffee. Was pretty good but a lil pricey for what you get... I ate so much. read from the tabehodai that my stomach hurt lol. They have different types of bread that they lay out buffet style and add more or different types of bread every...