I live nearby, so I've eaten at this place many times. It's really affordable, and the taste is pretty good. Personally, I prefer simple and delicious food. The flavors here are not on par with a high-end restaurant, but their pasta with tomato sauce lets you taste the original flavor of the tomatoes. The meat is also very fresh. At least it's healthy!

As for the omelet rice, it feels like they stir-fried rice with tomato sauce, then topped it with an egg wrap and drizzled tomato sauce on top. The ingredients also include small sausages. Compared to the pasta, it's not as healthy, but for the price and taste, I would be willing to pay for it.

Here, you can enjoy unlimited red tea with a little sugar when dining in. If you take out, you can choose between thick soup or lemon red tea.

Dine-in does not have a soup option; you would need to order it separately.

A very affordable Italian pasta restaurant
They also sell omurice
The price has gone up from 80 to 110 now
Although it has increased, it's still quite cheap
It's not a high-end place
But the food is still delicious
You can swap pasta for penne at no extra charge
You can also add rice or noodles (for an extra $10)
Dine-in customers can enjoy free black tea
For takeout, you can choose between a bowl of soup or lemon black tea
The most common orders are tomato sauce chicken pasta and the regular omurice
The flavors are simple and tasty,
but it may not be very authentic Italian
If you're nearby and looking for a meal, you can choose to eat here easily
Now they also accept Line Pay and Jkopay, which makes it more convenient
Before, they only accepted cash

They have a regular day off on Sundays
And they announce additional holidays every month
But there’s no official website,
so you have to check the sign at the entrance to find out

For just over a hundred dollars, you get a large portion,
which is basically enough to fill you up
At this price in Taipei, it’s quite generous.