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pizza marumo

Japan, 〒150-0022 Tokyo, Shibuya, Ebisuminami, 1-chōme−11−13 恵比寿ヴェルソービル 1階

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Japan, 〒150-0022 Tokyo, Shibuya, Ebisuminami, 1-chōme−11−13 恵比寿ヴェルソービル 1階

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HoursMonday: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM Tuesday: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM Wednesday: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM Thursday: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM Friday: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM Saturday: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM Sunday: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About pizza marumo

Ebisu's pizza marumo reinvents Neapolitan craft through distinct Japanese umami, baking blistered pies right before your eyes. Long-term travelers lean on this lively counter when palate fatigue hits, craving something bold between bowls of ramen. The crust bakes up thin, airy, and crisp around a structured center—ditching the wet soupy middle for a puffed, blistered cornicione. Regulars steer newcomers toward the Japanese Umami pie, layering shiitake cream, mackerel, bonito flakes, and kombu, or the Wagyu Bismarck enriched with egg yolk and truffle. Diners sitting along the marble counter watch pizzaiolos stretch dough, dress pies, and work the wood-fired flames. An airy mentaiko cheese and avocado focaccia kicks things off cleanly before the first slice leaves the oven.

  • Japanese-Italian Fusion: Bakes feature regional combinations like shiitake cream with mackerel and kombu alongside a truffle-laced Wagyu Bismarck.
  • Balanced Crust Craft: Dough bakes thin and light with a blistered, chewy edge while avoiding the soupy Neapolitan center.
  • Open Counter Theater: Marble counter seats put you directly in front of the wood-fired oven to watch stretching, topping, and baking.
  • Advance Bookings Recommended: Seats routinely fill weeks out, leaving walk-ins either queuing early or settling for takeaway boxes.

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Why Choose pizza marumo

Discover why diners seek out pizza marumo for wood-fired craft and innovative Japanese flavor profiles.

  • Distinct Japanese Umami Pizza Conceptions

    Pizzas feature distinct Japanese umami adaptations such as shiitake cream, mackerel, bonito flakes, and kombu integrated onto expertly fired dough.

    The combination of shiitake cream, mackerel, bonito flakes and kombu was unlike any pizza we had tried before—rich, creative and full of Japanese flavors.

    ג'סיקה יוחננוב
  • Balanced Neapolitan-Style Crust Craftsmanship

    Dough execution creates a crust that achieves optimal lightness and crispness without the center turning excessively wet.

    The style of pizza is thin, light, crispy yet also fluffy, and the center is not as "soupy" as often Neapolitan pizzas are, which is perfect for our preferences.

    Steven & Kim
  • Refreshing Change from Traditional Menus

    Guests counter dining fatigue from continuous Japanese dining with top-tier wood-fired pizza during extended travel.

    It was also a great change up from the 100% Japanese cuisine we had been having, and it hit exactly the right note.

    Jesse Wilson
  • Itinerary Reset After Extended Local Dining

    Travelers discover an ideal balance to an itinerary of local staples by visiting one of Tokyo's premier pizza kitchens.

    After 3 weeks of delicious Japanese food it was time again to indulge us with some amazing Italian dishes.

    Yves
  • Front-Row Kitchen and Oven Theater

    Marble counter seating provides a front-row view of the dough stretching, ingredient topping, and wood-fired oven baking.

    We could watch the pizzas being stretched, topped, and prepared right in front of us.

    Robert Muffaletto
  • Interactive Countertop Dining Perspective

    Watching the entire pizza-making process right before you creates a memorable dining experience.

    Try to sit at the counter and definitely try and reserve beforehand, and you can see the chef making pizza before you.

    Pooja Bhayana Jain

Beyond the menu

Attentive hospitality touches and personal chef interactions at Pizza Marumo

  • Hands-On Chef Customizations

    Pizzaiolo Chef Yuki and the kitchen team actively accommodate dietary preferences, offering vegan cheese swaps and tailoring toppings directly upon request.

  • Personal Welcome from Chef Yuki

    Chef Yuki greets guests at the counter and personally presents his business card upon checkout, establishing a direct connection with diners.

  • Bilingual Service & English Menus

    Staff deliver attentive hospitality with fluent English communication alongside fully bilingual Japanese and English printed menus.

  • Accommodating Walk-in Coordination

    Even during fully booked services, staff actively assist walk-in diners by coordinating later same-day slots or designated counter openings when possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a reservation?

Reservations are strongly recommended and frequently book out weeks or even months in advance. While walk-in guests are occasionally accommodated right at opening or between seatings, unreserved parties often face long waits, return slots hours later, or may be limited to takeout.

Can you order half-and-half pizzas?

Yes, you can order a half-and-half pizza combining the classic Margherita and Marinara, allowing you to try both signature styles in a single order.

What is the seating experience like at the counter?

Counter seats provide an intimate, front-row view of the open kitchen and wood-fired oven, where you can watch the chefs stretch the dough, place the toppings, and bake each pizza. Table seating is also available in the dining area.

What are the signature pizzas to try?

In addition to classic Italian options, Pizza Marumo features signature pizzas incorporating distinct Japanese ingredients, such as the Japanese Umami pizza (crafted with shiitake cream, mackerel, bonito flakes, and kombu) and the Wagyu Bismarck (paired with truffle paste and egg).

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