Updated October 2026: opening hours, payment policy, menu prices and reservation guidance have been checked against current listings.
PST Roppongi brings Neapolitan technique and Japanese ingredients together in a compact Tokyo pizzeria. Its wood fired pizzas use a distinctive dough and carefully selected toppings.
Our visit focused on the Bismarck pizza. The photographed pie combined mushrooms, cheese and a soft egg on a blistered crust. The open kitchen and close seating kept the experience lively.
PST Roppongi Details
- Full name: PST, Pizza Studio Tamaki Roppongi.
- Address: 7-6-2 Roppongi, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0032.
- Telephone: +81 3-6434-7932.
- Weekdays: 5pm to 11pm, with last orders at 10pm.
- Weekends and holidays: Noon to 3pm and 5pm to 10pm.
- Payment: Cashless only.
- Website: Official PST Roppongi page.
The Pizza
PST’s crust is soft and airy through the rim, with darker blistering from the oven. The centre remains flexible in the Neapolitan style.
Japanese flour and precise fermentation give the dough its own character. The result feels familiar but not copied from a typical Naples pizzeria.
Our Bismarck pizza arrived with mushrooms, cheese and a soft egg in the centre. Breaking the yolk added richness across the slices.
The crust showed strong oven colour without looking dry. That balance was the clearest strength of the photographed pizza.
Current Menu and Prices
The signature Tamaki pizza currently costs ¥2,610 for a regular size. A half size is listed at ¥1,560.
A regular Margherita is ¥2,460, while the half size is ¥1,460. Buffalo mozzarella raises the regular version to ¥3,290.
The cheese free Marinara is ¥2,240 for a regular size. It uses tomato, garlic, oregano and basil.
Seasonal pizzas and toppings rotate. Confirm the printed or digital menu before ordering because prices can change.
Signature Tamaki Pizza
Tamaki is the restaurant’s signature pizza. It combines cherry tomatoes, smoked mozzarella, Pecorino Romano and basil.
The smoked cheese gives the pizza a stronger aroma than a classic Margherita. Cherry tomatoes add sweetness and moisture.
First time visitors who want PST’s clearest identity should consider Tamaki. A half size can help when sampling several dishes.
Vegetarian and Cheese Free Choices
The menu includes several tomato based pizzas. Marinara is the simplest cheese free choice.
Olive pizzas and seasonal vegetable combinations may also suit vegetarian diners. Ingredients should be confirmed when ordering.
The kitchen handles flour, dairy and other allergens. Strict dietary requirements require a direct conversation with the team.
Reservations and Seating
PST currently lists 48 seats, but popular periods can still fill. Reservations are sensible for weekend dinner and small celebrations.
The official listing allows reservations. Large groups may require a deposit, so contact the restaurant in advance.
Roppongi Station is about three minutes away on foot. Nogizaka Station is approximately four minutes away.
Price and Value
PST is priced above a casual takeaway pizzeria. The specialist dough, wood fired preparation and central location explain much of the premium.
Half pizzas add flexibility. They allow a couple or small group to compare more flavours without ordering several full pies.
For another distinctive pizza experience, see our Antonia Dubai review. Tokyo visitors may also enjoy our Gohan Sumidaya review and Tsukiji Market guide.
Tips for Visiting
- Reserve ahead for weekend dinner.
- Remember that weekday lunch is not currently listed.
- Bring a card or supported electronic payment method.
- Try one signature pizza and one simpler tomato based pizza.
- Confirm last orders when booking.
Things to Know
- Opening hours differ between weekdays and weekends.
- The restaurant is cashless.
- Seasonal pizzas change regularly.
- Half sizes are available for many pizzas.
- Reservations are recommended at busy times.
PST Roppongi Review Photos
Frequently Asked Questions
Is PST Roppongi open for lunch?
Lunch is currently listed on weekends and holidays only, from noon to 3pm.
Does PST Roppongi accept cash?
No. The official restaurant page describes the venue as cashless.
What pizza should you order first?
Tamaki is the signature choice. Margherita and Marinara provide simpler comparisons.
Are reservations available?
Yes. Booking is recommended for popular dinner periods and may require a deposit for larger groups.
The Brief Review Verdict
PST Roppongi delivers a polished pizza experience that blends Italian technique with Japanese precision. The Bismarck showed excellent crust texture and a rich centre.
Prices are premium, but the dough and ingredient quality support the positioning. Reserve ahead, expect cashless payment and consider half sizes for variety.