ピッツァ マルモ
Pizza Marumo
A cozy Ebisu pizzeria serving wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizzas with a Japanese touch, made from carefully sourced ingredients.
Dining
Pizza, Italian, Casual Dining
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Pizza Marumo is a neighborhood favorite in Ebisu where the art of Neapolitan pizza combines with a commitment to Japanese seasonality. Baked in a traditional wood-fired oven, the pizzas have soft, airy crusts with a light char and toppings that blend Italian tradition with local creativity. The menu features classics like Margherita and Marinara alongside seasonal specials that use fresh Japanese ingredients and artisanal cheeses. The cozy, casual space invites guests to linger over a glass of wine or craft beer, making it perfect for both a relaxed lunch and a leisurely dinner. With its blend of authenticity, creativity, and warmth, Pizza Marumo embodies the spirit of a true Tokyo pizzeria.
Facilities & Services
Counter and table seating
Wood‑fired oven pizzas
Seasonal topping specials
Wine and beer selection
Non‑smoking interior
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