PIZZA SLICE COMMISSARY — Restaurant in Tokyo

Food 3.5 stars Service 1 Atmosphere 4.5

Speaking as a New Yorker, the food was alright. I wanted to like this more, but something was missing. The pizza slices are smaller than NY's, but bigger than Japan's, but still at full NY prices. I think the sauce was too sweet.

The place sold out quickly, and often had only 2 or 3 slices of the various pies on the menu, but the guy only made one pie between sell outs. He needs to hire more staff so that there's a constant stream of pies being made. Service was nonexistent.

Warning for visitors: this place doesn't accept cash, which is frankly ridiculous.

Overall: not bad, could be better, wish I could recommend this more. I think this place's Google reviews are overrated, but I'm judging it as a New York pizza shop, not as a...

Overall, a great spot to fill a void in your stomach and soul if you're craving a slice or three of NY style pizza. They're definitely leaning into the western angle. They have Heinz ketchup for the fries, tabasco hot sauce if you want it. And some US standard soft drinks. Like, I automatically assume everyone outside of the US thinks Dr. Pepper tastes like medicine, but they offer it to someone.

Anyway, vegetarian options include cheese and mushroom slices. And I'm guessing you could build your own if you wanted something special. But we went in...

It’s a pizza slice which is ok tasting. Good part is it’s by slice so you can mix and match. Price is avg imo 650-800 a slice but it’s a place with other food options too so it’s good if everyone wants to have their own thing. Garlic knots were nice though reheated in aluminum foil for those who have that in mind. I saw a lady give their kids salad with pizza so there are other food options to mix match which is nice. Quick...