Good for breakfast; too quasi-European for my taste in the evening. The typical breakfast menu: rice, fish, Japanese pickles, chicken or sausage, miso soup, corn soup, yoghurt, fruit, croissant, coffee, tea, juices.

Ate here twice when in Tokyo recently. The first time was when I arrived in-country and was looking for somewhere casual to grab some food. The atmosphere was inviting and the specials out front looked ok, so I gave it a try. I ordered the pizza margherita, which was tasted good but thin and soggy, requiring a fork to eat.... More

Take the DOC for a very good pizza - you can also take away or order. They have several branches accross tokyo.

While visiting Tokyo, we had the opportunity to eat at this pizza restaurant. We were staying at the Mitsui Garden Hotel Yotsuya where the restaurant is located on the first floor. Exhausted from sightseeing, we decided to stay in and eat pizza at the Salvatore. OMG the pizza was to die for! It was so flavorful we couldn't get enough.... More

A great place for a quick lunch or dinner. Pizza is always very good, service is friendly and efficient and good value!

What a suprise.. This place was great. I had a pizza with eggplant on it and it tasted very close to when I had it in Italy. The atmosphere of the restaurant is welcoming and cozy and the staff makes you feel at home. They speak very little English, but it was well worth trying to communicate for the food.... More

Nice pizza, but not particularly cheap. Lots of branches.

I visited from Glasgow, UK with my family. The food and welcoming service was truly Italian. A tasty experience!

Located directly beneath the hotel we stayed at (Mitsui Gardens Hotel) the pizzas here were top quality. The staff didn't speak much English but they did have an English menu so it was still very easy to order. The fact that it was very busy during peak eating times caught our attention and we weren't disappointed. Great meal and service,... More