ランチ : CANTINETTA VULCANO

I went there because it's a popular restaurant, but personally, the lunch was not so good. Or rather, I expected too much... If you choose it yourself, you might be satisfied. I guess it depends on the food. That is my subjective opinion. My first impression was that the sofa that I was shown to was torn and needed to be fixed visually...I felt that there were a lot of staff members considering the size of the store! (There seemed to be 4 or 5 men and one woman at our table) One of the male staff members seemed particularly familiar and polite. There are two types of lunch: A course, 2,000 yen (excluding tax), appetizer, pasta, dolce, peach tea or espresso, and B course, which comes with a main course, 3,000 yen (excluding tax). This time, there was a curry for 2,500 yen (plus 1,600 yen for the cutlet with toppings).The week I visited, they said they didn't have B lunch, but everyone was asking the restaurant about that. The customers after us were all asking for B lunch, so the restaurant responded, "We'll ask." They didn't have a B course for us at first, but they said it would be a pork dish or a fish cutlet...so, if we don't order separately and we both go together. So, we decided to order separately for lunch A. However, it seemed that later guests ordered B lunch separately, so my companion was disappointed. The appetizers had a wide variety and were delicious, but I thought the flavor was too strong. I wanted vegetables like a salad. Genovese pasta. There were green beans and square beans in it, but it was green. It was a bit bland...I got tired of it quickly. It was oily and the garlic flavor lingered in my mouth, so I personally couldn't say it was delicious, but I was hungry and this was my main course, so I ate it anyway. I would like to have at least two types of pasta sauce to choose from...Dolce's ice cream is different from my companion's, but mine is mint, which I don't like, so I'm disappointed. I wish they would do the same. Peach tea is already very sweet and doesn't need syrup. It would still be good if it was as sweet as Roiho or Kaldi, but it was even sweeter than that. If I may say so, it's a rather bullish shop. I think. When paying the bill, they say, ``Cards cannot be used for lunch,'' so they only allow them to be used at night. It may have been a coincidence this time, but it didn't suit my taste, there was no choice, and it was below my expectations, so I don't think I'll go again for "lunch".