Albisola

I randomly chose this restaurant because I wanted to have lunch somewhere, but the taste exceeded my expectations and it became my favorite ( ¨̮ ) First of all, the previous dish came out surprisingly well, and the vegetables were fresh, sweet, and delicious✨I shared two types of pasta with my partner based on my favorite thickness and hardness of noodles, and they were all delicious\(◡̈)/❤️Eating I can't help it lol It’s a little far but I will go again 🥺💖

Lunch after 12:00 on weekdays in May. The parking lot is spacious and the breeze from the fields facing the property feels good. There are three types of lunch to choose from: pasta, hamburger, and seafood bowl. Dessert can be added. Comes with a drink and a small appetizer. The seafood bowl has a good reputation.As you can see in the photo, the fish is shiny and delicious. There are also male customers. I was able to get in today, but apparently you can also make reservations.

I ordered a pasta lunch and had to wait about 40-50 minutes for the pasta to come out. We may have been forgotten because they were serving the food to the customers who came after us first. The food was served in a carefree manner, with no words such as "Thank you for keeping you waiting," which was unpleasant. The taste is delicious, but I won't go there again. We ordered a pasta lunch but waited about 40-50 minutes for the pasta to come out. Customers that came AFTER we ordered were served BEFORE us; the restaurant might've forgotten our order until much later. It was a very unpleasant customer experience for us. When the pasta finally arrived, we were served without a simple "I'm so sorry to have kept you both waiting so long." The taste was good, but we will never go to this restaurant (Albisola) again. In addition to the Japanese and the English translation above: When I finally got my pasta, I believe the chef (a guy who came out of the kitchen, who was not dressed in a server's uniform) served us. I was like, “Oh maybe he's gonna tell me what happened or offer a sincere apology.” Nope, didn't get that. Just the regular “omata seita shimashita” (sorry for the wait) which in Japan is the BARE MINIMUM. I get the “omata…” at McDonald's even if I just waited 3 minutes. We expected more given the wait. Also, while were waiting, the person I was with and myself were visibly uncomfortable and I kept making eye contact with the server staff, but no one came by our table to check if everything was ok. That was bad customer service. As I was paying, I told the cashier that we waited a long time and all she said was a perfunctory “sumimasen” (sorry) and a short bow of the head. Whenever this has happened before in Japan, we were offered an appetizer for free or given a sincere apology with an explanation. We did not receive that at all. I hope the restaurant reads this and that they improve they're customer service for others.

An Italian restaurant located along the former Isebetsu Kaido. The parking lot is large, but the spaces are narrow. You can also insert it from the back, but there are cases where you need a rather harsh angle, so it's best to enter from the front. The interior of the store is large, with rooms based on white and wood-grained rooms with a loft. The idyllic rural scenery stretches out from the window, and it's interesting that there's a slight gap between enjoying Italian food while enjoying the Japanese atmosphere. I ordered the lunch set. There is a wide selection of pasta and desserts, and they are all delicious. I wish the dressing had covered the inside of the salad.

I made a reservation because it was a Friday night, but I thought I could get in without waiting if I was early. Looking at other reviews, I wonder if lunch is popular? Customer service is very nice The food was also very delicious with careful work and taste. It's a little far from the main street I think it's a good place to relax and relax like a hideaway. The price is based on dinner for two people. For 2-3,000 yen per person (no alcohol) you can enjoy a lot of things and get full.