Ananas Pizzeria

My partner and I talked all the time about what an awesome space this would be, and we’re so stoked to see/support someone using it. The wings are absolutely insane in all the best ways! Pizza was super dope and packed full of flavor as well. Staff could not have been friendlier and we will definitely go back!

A delicious pizza spot in the First Hill neighborhood of Seattle. The restaurant looks ancient in a good way with fun architecture and amazing lighting. The food was great. The lemon pepper wings were delicious, I love how they were fried. The pizza was decent but the marinara was delicious. Drinks were awesome. Service was wonderful as well. I will definitely return!

Gluten free and dairy free/vegan options a huge plus. They are super accommodating. Loved the matcha martinis! Amazing service. Great food. The cauliflower crust was delicious, usually not a huge fan of it, but this is the exception. The music was also such a vibe.

First of all, these are one of the best pizzas ever! They are delicious and were ready within approximately 20 minutes. These pizzas were also 16 inches and were shared with four people in total. The interior lights colours (e.g. red) were amazing as well, staff are also really friendly as well. Would highly recommend going to this Pizzeria.

Ananas is bananas! Easily part of my top 3 pizzerias in Washington state. The meatballs are also so good. Can't wait to go back for more!!!

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Ananas, a charming spot known for its classic style pizza. The pizza featured a flavorful tomato sauce that was both rich and tangy, which really stood out. One aspect that could have made the pizza even better was the amount of cheese. While the sauce was excellent, a bit more cheese would have elevated the overall experience and provided a perfect balance to the flavors. The pizza also had a great crunch to it, thanks to its perfectly baked crust, which added a delightful texture to every bite. The atmosphere at Ananas is laid back and chill, making it an ideal place to relax and enjoy a meal. Despite the minor cheese issue, the overall experience was quite enjoyable and I would definitely recommend it for anyone looking for a good, classic pizza in a relaxed setting.

My son and I recently visited Ananas Pizzeria and were blown away by the exceptional food and customer service. The staff was friendly, helpful, and made my son and I feel right at home. The pizza was absolutely fantastic. The garlic buttery crust was perfectly crispy and provided a wonderful base for the flavorful sauce, cheese, and pepperoni. The meatballs were a palate pleasure, with a satisfying meatiness, a subtle hint of herbs, and a delightful beefy flavor. While the online menu was impressive, I discovered that they had even more delicious options available in the restaurant itself. They also offered chicken wings and garlic knots, which sounded like the perfect complement to a pizza dinner. If you're looking for a truly satisfying pizza experience, I highly recommend giving Ananas Pizzeria a try. You won't be disappointed! Just remember to order inside to take advantage of their full menu!

Tried out Ananas for takeout and had a nice dinner at home. It wasn't the cheapest pizza we've ever had, but everything was solid and the pizzas themselves were larger than we expected. Meatballs were tasty and ingredients across the board were fresh. It wasn't my favorite pizza I've had recently, but would definitely go back to try while dining in.

We had a date night at a hotel in seattle and wanted to enjoy some pizza and wine in our room! We found this spot and yelp and decided to check it out. It was really good pizza! We called our order in and took lime scooters to pick it up. It was only like a 10 min Ride to grab it. We ordered half hot honey and half mushroom pizza. The hot honey was so good! It did have a kick to it but not bad at all. It was bursting with a perfect amount of salty and sweet. The side salad was delicious as well!

In the food desert of apartments between Belltown and the hospitals of First Hill, here is a simple place near Town Hall that gives the 'hood something fun. It's kind of dive bar, but reminds me of 90s Seattle. They've got a decent happy hour seven days a week, Monday is all day. On the happy hour, you can get $1 off a slice and a meatball for $5. A Caesar salad for $6. The drinks are all around $10 and you can get a decent slice of pizza for a few dollars. Lots of hard liquor options. A very small but decent beer selection. It's small and often packed. In warm weather, gather outside in front at picnic table. Open until midnight, later on Friday and Saturday.

Came on a Thursday night and got seated immediately. Service was friendly, and the place had a very relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Food here was amazing! We got garlic knots & a half Magic Mario, half Lao pizza. - Garlic knots were chewy and had just the right amount of garlic and butter. - The pizza fell apart pretty easily (thin crust w/ a slightly floppy bottom), but I honestly did not mind since they were super tasty and came with a generous amount of cheese and toppings.

I would rate this place a 3.7/5. Not too busy on a Saturday night. You can walk in and get seated right away. The restaurant was dark, but they had a few light strings hung up to light up the place. We ordered the half and half pizza which was the Lao and Magic Mario. The Lao pizza portion had too many different flavors that weren't as cohesive as we wanted it to be. We love mushrooms and truffle so the magic mario was our favorite of the 2 pizzas we got to try. The large garlic knots had a lot of garlic which we enjoyed eating. The caesar salad was just like any other salad. You can't go wrong with that. The drinks were really enjoyable. We got the spirit of ananas which was good and pretty strong. The matcha martini was refreshing and you could taste a slight hint of lavender.

Cozy, private, pizza hangout on First Hill. Dim lighting, a couple of TV screens, tables and a bar. Attentive and polite service. A few sides dishes if you don't want pizza. Veggie and gluten free options, including cauliflower crust substitute. A few beer options (porter/stout available) and other alcoholic drinks but I forget. 10% healthcare worker discount which is great for all hospital workers nearby. Tried the "Ananas" style pizza on cauliflower crust: good but will try something else next time. Pizza and a drink is a bit too pricey for solo eating but good for couples.

Such a cool place. I love how it's tucked between two other buildings. Hiding yet in plain site. I tried their pizza special which was the Philly cheesesteak and let me tell you it was delicious. I was pleasantly surprised. The service was exceptional. Our bartender was so sweet and attentive and made great drinks. Thanks!

I was intrigued by the name and the cool ambiance I saw online, and of course the reviews. I was disappointed since this is rather your drunk pizza at 2am than a nice wholesome dinner. The pizza was greasy and the crust was too thin. The lao pizza is very creative but the flavor left me to want more. The veggie pizza was very basic and the pesto tasted like it was from carrot tops and wasn't rich and flavorful like it should be. The good thing is that service was very fast but there were also only a few customers.

Ananas Pizzeria, which shares the same owners of the Capitol Hill Laotian Restaurant Taurus Ox offers an upgraded form of your typical pizzas! For one, they offer their signature Lao Pizza. The Lao Pizza has Khao soi pork, Lao lardons, bamboo shoot, red onion, dill, provolone,mozzarella, and red sauce. Those are definitely not typical pizza toppings you would find at your local Dominos, instead they're flavorful and full umami. If you're unfamiliar with Lao Food, it is a cuisine that definitely packs a punch of amazing flavors. That's what the Lao pizza gave off! My group also got the Bird's Eye Honey and Ananas Pizza. Both of they were as great as the Lao Pizza but probably was a bit greasy. Other than that, Ananas Pizzeria is a great environment for hanging out with a group of friends and for having a good time. I will come again if I have the chance to!

Pretty decent thin crust pizza but the pizza didn't hold its shape especially in the center and when holding a slice. Reminds me of NY style if I'm not mistaken. You can order by the slice for cheese, pepperoni or their specialty, ananas (pineapple, ham, pickles jalapeños and togarashi) Service was great. Dive bar feel once you're inside. They have Happy Hour 4-6pm and 10pm to close daily; all days Mondays.

Seattle's pizza scene has stepped up big time since 2017, and Ananas Pizzeria is proof. The name means 'pineapple,' though I still haven't tried their Hawaiian pie yet. But I did have their cheese and, for the first time ever, a cheeseburger pizza--and that thing was legit. The flavors are bold, fresh, and taste like they came straight out of New York. I haven't dined in yet, but from all accounts, the vibe is cool and that pineapple logo really pops. Plus, their direct delivery saves you from crazy third-party fees. If you're looking for a top-notch slice in Seattle, Ananas should be on your radar.

Great cocktails and pizza. We got the half and half of ananas and the Birds Eye honey and it was delicious. I preferred the Birds Eye honey more as it was tastier, especially with the pepperoni and hot honey. The special cocktail of the night was well balanced and tasty. One pizza is just right for two hungry adults! Service is excellent as well. What a hidden gem!

An excellent, home-y pizza spot in the First Hill/Cap Hill area. Been here a few times and meant to write a review but just now getting to it! There are roughly 15 tables of various sizes to sit at + a bar so there's definitely ample seating. I went here with two others and got 2 pizzas + their elephant ear. Everything was fantastic! The bird's eye had great flavor and gooey-ness from the honey and cheese combo, and the pepperoni really goes well with it. The ananas is their staple and while I usually don't do pineapple on pizza, I did enjoy it here. The pickled jalapenos were great as well. The elephant ear was actually my favorite, as the caramelized pineapple really tied the elephant ear and ice cream all together. It never hurts to have great service, too. David, our server was excellent - super friendly. Please check this place out if you're in the area!

I thoroughly enjoyed the pizza at this place. The Ananas is basically their take on an Hawaiian pizza. The pineapples were fresh and this did the job for what it was. I didn't taste the togarashi at all though. The Lao and the Magic Mario was where it all shined for me. My partner is a huge fan of anything mushrooms and I love mostly anything Truffle. Truffle can be a hit or miss sometimes because you either really taste the truffle or you don't. You definitely do with this one and all the different types of mushrooms on this were divine. The flavors just melded really well and I could just taste the umami. Highly recommend! The Lao was another fave of mine. I've never had dill in my pizza before and don't think that's a Lao thing, but it really brought out the flavor of the Khaosoi pork for me. I would also 100% get this again. Service was really attentive. Drinks were a bit on the lighter pour side but my blueberry whiskey smash was tasty. Only gripe I had with the place is the lighting. Why did it need to be so dark? That aside, I would definitely go back.

I'm a big fan of this place! They have excellent pizzas and they've always been timely with their orders. If you show up a little early, you can sit at the bar and order a drink while you wait; it's a relaxing ambiance with warm lighting. The only downside is the parking. You need to find street parking and the neighborhood is a little lonely for a woman like myself to walk around at night. Have friends join you if you can!

Lao pizza. That's the order here. But everything else about this place is pretty damn cool too. I visited Ananas Pizzeria during happy hour and kid you not, I came back twice in one day. I first visited Ananas Pizzeria during happy hour on a Tuesday as my partner and I were going to an event at Town Hall, and Ananas Pizzeria is right across the street from it. Its predecessor was also a pizzeria that I had visited pre-Town Hall event, and must say, Ananas Pizzeria is so much better in every way. For starters, the food is delicious, especially the Lao pizza. So much so that the Seattle Times wrote about it as the item to get, particularly if you're a fan of Taurus Ox. Um, duh, who isn't a fan of Taurus Ox? That's one of my favorite restaurants, so I just had to check out this Lao pizza that my partner and I ordered after our event at Town Hall, which points me to my second visit in one day. I walked in the second time and the staff were like, "You're back!" Yeah, baby, I need to get that Lao pizza. The Lao pizza took about 20 minutes to make, which we didn't mind since it's a whole pie and clearly, they don't make it ahead of time, which is always promising. The Lao pizza could feed more than two people as the pizza was a hefty size. But the best part is what makes up this delicious pizza, like the pork belly, ground pork, bean paste and bamboo. It was fragrant yet savory. Crust was thin, which I prefer and cheese had that melted pull. You would be missing out if you didn't get this pizza. But if you're a weirdo or can't make room for a full pie, the happy hour is a great deal, offering slices at discounted prices, with some shareables, like the loaded tots, which is a must try here. Tots with cheese, jalapeno slices and Lao pork! Hell yeah! Plus, I love that they have Beer Lao here, and for a bigger size, which is two pints, it was less than 10 bucks on happy hour. Laos is on my bucket list, but until I get there, find me at Taurus Ox and now, Ananas Pizzeria. Love the pizza, the red lighting, the chill atmosphere and friendly staff. It's a great addition to the First Hill-ish neighborhood.

This place was great! Super cute little interior. We got carry out and it was ready for us on time. I love that you can do a half and half. I couldn't decide so I did that. We both loved the pizzas we got, and the elephant ear! We'd definitely come back. It also looks like they have a patio during nicer weather that seems dog friendly too!

Was traveling from California to Seattle , and was honestly surprised this place wasn't as busy . It's a small location with friendly staff , and a nice ambiance . I was amazed with the flavors of wings and the pizza options were great for a good price !

Me and my girlfriend came here to get some food and it was really good and the person taking care of us was super nice and quick with bringing us service definitely one of the best places I've eaten at in Seattle and it is absolutely beautiful inside as well and I have to mention that the chicken wings are the most tender chicken wings I have ever had in the entire state of Washington and super juicy and when I pulled the bone It came out like nothing

Fantastic pizzas, the perfect dough! Also good atmosphere, very chill and inviting, must go! Slices offered too.

Meh. Seattle obviously isn't known for its pizza. Being a native Chicagoan, I'm probably biased and admittedly spoiled by having some of the best pizza in the world in my backyard, but Ananas pizza reminded me of bad bar pizza. We had it delivered to our Airbnb while visiting Seattle recently. A friend who lives in the area recommended it. She said Ananas had the best crust in Seattle! This particular friend is from Chicago as well, so I trusted her judgment. It turns out that she's probably been away from the city (Chicago) far too long because Ananas pizza was mediocre at best. We thought it was greasy and a little too chewy. It just didn't taste very good. I can't say much more than that. The price was farily decent, though, so that was a plus.

Ananas came highly recommended. We went on a Saturday and sat outside on a nice night. Several pizzas looked good- We had the pepperoni and hot honey pizza. It was greasy and delicious. NY style with a slightly burnt crust, on point.

Ananas is owned by the same chef who created Taurus ox and ox burger. The pizzas are Lao inspired but also have traditional pizzas! My bf and I couldn't decide on just one pizza so we did half Lao and half magic Mario. When you do half and half, it's an extra $5. The flavor of the pizzas were absolutely amazing and the crust is chewy but not too hard. I only wish the pizzas were crispier on the bottom! The interior is interesting. I overheard from the waitress that it used to be a French bistro, hence the chandelier and fancy looking interior. There are 4 TVs and a bar area too! Feels more like a classy dive bar as it's on the medium to loud side.

My husband and I came here for a little pizza date night. It has a really unique atmosphere, think red dim lights with tables and a bar. Staff is friendly but since we came when it was a little busier they seemed short handed. We shared a split pizza - half Lao and half Bird's Eye Honey. And I got a side of ranch to go with it. The Bird's eye honey was our favorite, a perfect harmony of sweet and salty. I wanted to like the Lao pizza more because it was pretty unique but the flavor profile wasn't there for us. I ended up using a lot of ranch for this one. Overall, a nice little spot to get some pizza in a trendy atmosphere!

We got here at about 6:30pm. There were lots of people here but there are still a few empty tables. The vibes are super cute, not too loud, perfect for date night or group outings. We ordered the Lao pizza. Service was fast and friendly. The pizza smelled soo good, and tasted great, the crust is thin and has good texture. The cheese was gooey, we got a great cheese pull. The bamboo shoot was an interesting twist on this Lao pizza. One pizza is good for our group of 2 people with some leftovers. Overall I feel that the pizza flavor was great and interesting. While it did not stand out among other pizza place, I'll definitely come back to try the rest of the menu.

Love the vibes of this pizza spot and it's now open everyday from 5 PM to late. Its the newest restaurant from the chef/found of Taurus Ox which is more like a late night spot. I've tried to Lao pizza, the house special "ananas" (Hawaiian with jalapeno), and the magic mario pizza. So far the best pizza to me was the Magic Mario as it came with a wide variety of pickled mushrooms and it's the only pizza they don't sell by the slice. The crust on the pizza is really good too. It still feels pretty lowkey since it's new but I have a feeling its going to be getting popular one word gets out. It's definitely one of the newest late night spots on First Hill and I would go again and recommend!

We got a Lao pizza. We went on a Tuesday night and it was very easy to get a table. It was pretty quiet but dimly lit depending on the table. The pizza was very good, all of the flavors balanced and I've never had bamboo shoots on a pizza. I think they also brushed the crust with extra parmesan. I've also been to taurus ox but I think the fusion makes it harder to tell that it is Laotian because the cheese covers it a bit. Still a very good pizza though! It was 16 inches and a lot of food for two people

Loved supporting this local business in Seattle! Very nice environment and vibe as soon as you walk in. The staff was very friendly as we had to wait a bit for our seats. It's a smaller seating area and they were pretty full when we arrived with a party of 5. Great cocktail menu and the pizza choices were both exotic & simple, with pizzas with ingredients you wouldn't normally choose to your basic pepperoni. They also run specials. Our server David was amazing and super friendly. Gave us info on the city, chatted us up about why we were in Seattle and just had a great attitude. I will definitely keep this place on my list to visit for when I return to Seattle! Thanks!

Lao pizza and elephant ears is what made this place stand out for me! But the food came out super slow on the Thursday evening (lots of takeout orders). Sausage on lao pizza could have been more pronounced with bold flavors, but it was relatively tame and a bit oversalted. The breading of the pizza is masterful, but maybe not entirely worth the wait and price for me. Elephant ears on the other hand was an absolutely fantastic dessert. The caramelized pineapple along side the ice cream was incredible. The pineapple had a hint of rum that was perfectly and unexpectedly balanced, and the caramelized sweetness of the overriped pineapple was addictive. The fried dough part was crispy and fun. Service was great though and they were super nice. A bit out of the way would still recommend giving it a try at least once.

I'm not going to bother going on a fool's errand to find a pizza this good when I'm back home in Bay Area. I've never had as good of a thin crust pizza: Perfect proportions, thin, but not floppy or soggy. The edges had perfect airy pockets of crispy dough. I had the mushroom with white sauce. It was just slightly more salty than I would want (but I'm salt sensitive); however, cheese is a salty food so it's not within their exact control.

Finally made it to Ananas Pizzeria for their "Lao Pizza." Full disclosure- I'm Lao/American-LOL. I love the tribute to Lao foods and ingredients and the creative spin on another pizza. The pizza is a must try for pizza lovers and for my Laotian community. Please let me know what you think- if it's more delicious because it's a pizza or because it's distinctively Lao?

We got in on a Thursday evening from out of town, and wanted to grab some dinner near by. Yelp pictures, and reviews brought us here. I am glad we came in. The pizza we ordered was really good. We ordered a Caesar salad, the Birds Eye honey pepperoni, and split the other side with the meatball. We also ended up getting an order of meatballs. The salad had the croutons crushed up. Which was a very nice touch. Full of flavor. Birds Eye honey pepperoni, Ah-maz-ing! Something I wasn't expecting. The spicy honey definitely complimented the pizza nicely. The meatball was also full of flavor. I really like that the pizza was a thinner crust. It reminds me of this pizza place we really like in San Diego, I believe called the Bronx pizza? It's been a minute since we have been there. The meatballs, now the meatballs...oh my! They were phenomenal! Like something you would imagine out of an Italian Nona's Kitchen. The service was also great, and also very attentive by everyone there. Team work, makes the dream work. My other favorite thing about this place, they had these glass light shades, with red dragon flies on them. The red dragon fly holds a special meaning to me, so I really loved seeing this. They were beautiful. I highly recommend this place. They also have a bar, which I didn't utilize. I just was not in the mood to have some extra spirits.

Ordered the Lao pizza TO-Go and only half the pie made it home. The picture below is the half that made it to share. It was THAT good. The Lao pizza is topped off with Lao sausage, bamboo shoots, onions, cheese, and red sauce. The crust is what it's about for me. That thin crust with the chewy texture and crisp on the outside. That perfect crust melts your heart and takes over your tastebuds. Definitely give it a try! I popped in to pick up my order and the vibes were cool with a full bar. Service was friendly and makes you want to return for more. Check them out!

The pizza is really good and the only reason I'm going with 4 stars is because of the price. $30 is a bit too much for a pizza. We've had the Laotian pizza, the hot honey, and the meat one and they can run a bit on the salty side especially the meat pizza but still really good. I can't speak for the service in the restaurant itself but the pickup is always pretty fast and everyone has been really nice. The inside is cute though, maybe one day I'll sit in but for now it's my go to pickup pizza place when I'm feeling like an expensive one.

I came across Ananas because I was craving a very specific kind of pizza - white sauce with mushrooms(specifically not just button mushrooms). And lo behold Ananas was the only place around me that had one (called the Super Mario pizza). It was amazing. They only have one size (16in) but I split it with my partner and it was perfect amount. For that alone, I would come back to this place. I feel like with pizza, you either go for the quality type (like thick crust or wood fired or etc), or a specific combo. And if I want a combo pizza, honestly dominoes or a frozen DiGiornos will do. But if you're ever craving a white sauce mushroom pizza, THIS IS THE PLACE. It has shiitake, shineji, and oyster mushrooms, and truffle seasoning! 5 for our favorite plumber's go to pizza

Very good pizza and the prices were fair at $25 for basic pepperoni and I went with the fancy honey pepperoni which I thought was weird but the reviews rave about how good it is. Sure enough that is a very weird choice but it was all eaten within 10 minutes of getting it home. Definitely going back. Service was quick the ambiance was dark bar meets quick service so someone knows how to appeal to the customer!

Believe the reviews. Whomever is making their dough knows what they are doing. It was fantastic. We tried the split pizza the ananas pizza on half and the hot honey pizza on the other. While both were very good the real star was the hot honey side. Service was quick and attentive. Bar has a unique welcoming feeling. Everything was comfortable. Look for the pineapple in the outside, we weren't sure we were into the right place until we saw the menu. Delicious pizza, give it a try.

Such an amazing pizza place. The service was phenomenal. We had the Magic Mario and the Greenhouse Pizza. Both pizzas weee excellent, but the Magic Mario was everyone's favorite! The Caesar salad was good. Their ranch dressing was so tasty. We also splurged, and had dessert. The Elephant Ear did not disappoint!! Casual but cool atmosphere...we enjoyed the outside seating. We were so impressed by our meal and service!

Delicious pizza, yummy drinks, and great service!! I loved the lighting of the room, decor, and the music was such a vibe. Bartender was awesome and friendly and quick. :) They sell slices as well if you don't want a full pizza!

Fantastic happy hour! 3-6 and after 10pm daily. All day Mondays. Super great deal!! And the cocktails are excellent. I usually get a margarita or the old fashioned. I tried a new one this time, Spirit of Ananas. If you like a good margarita, this one kicks it up a notch. The pizza is also delicious and the Ceaser salad. Birds Eye Honey is out go to pizza, always. Highly recommend this place. Great bar, food, service always!

Food was amazing!!! A must try for the unique and yummy pizzas lots of veg options too! Came with a bigger group and had ananas, Birds Eye honey, meatball, greenhouse, and Luigi. All delicious. I also tried the non alcoholic pineapple cider and matcha Martini, both were great.

Did we just heard Laos and pizza in the same sentence? Laos pizza, whattt?! Of course, had to check it out. There are 3 type of pizza that you can get by the slice, but it's pretty basic favor such as cheese or pepperoni, if you want to try more specialties which I feel like is the whole point of commuting to Seattle and coming here, you'd have to order a whole pizza. I'd say that it can fill maybe 2-3 people? There are vegan cheese option. Chill, casual, probably a good place to drink on any day of the week on top of eating great pizza. We ordered the Laos. Everything on it is good, except I don't think Laos sausage is my thing, it has a rather strong acquired taste so I'll just make sure to try other ones on the menu next time. Seen so many foodie on Instagram rave about this place. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

Hallelujah! This space has been languishing since the tragic death of the owner of Primo, and it is great to see it resurrected. It's a simple menu of pizza only, but the pizza is really good. This neighborhood has been cursed with a surfeit of mediocre pizza. No longer. The couple who run the place could not be nicer. They have put a lot of effort and care into the place and it shows. The vibe is easy and pleasant. It's a great place to hang, have a drink, and eat some pizza.

They are open late, they can do half and half pizza, and their pizza is delicious: well made dough, overall crispy crust but not too thin, and delicious flavors. I got half birds eye honey and half magic mario. They both were good, but the honey one was amazing.

Excellent salad. Amazing bartender. Beautiful environment. Lovely, cozy but laid back feel. Will definitely come back soon!

In town visiting for a conference and this was a close walk. We were overwhelmed with how good EVERYTHING was! The Magic Mario mushroom pizza was the best pizza I've ever had. Every bite I just kept saying, "this is so good, so good!". My husband also got a slice of the ananas pizza just to try and he liked that as well! We got a coconut sticky bun for dessert which I figured would be fine, but it was another "this is so good" moment! I can't say enough about the meal. We will definitely be back before leaving town! So good!

I got half hot honey pizza and half Mario - $5 up charge to do a split, wish that was communicated over the phone when I ordered! Pizza was delish. They have daily pizza slice specials that are posted on the board. Didn't know they had other happy hour items! Cute space.

They didnt have the laos pizza when i went so we got the birds chili honey and the ananas pizza. Tbf im not a big fan of pineapple on pizza lol so the ananas one was okay to me. The other one was pretty good! If anything a bit oily. The elephant ear dessert was something ive never had and was also pretty good

Ordered 3 different pizza flavors. The crust is pretty nice- thin and light. Definitely more crispy when you order by the slice (which I enjoyed). Also got their version of a Hawaiian pizza, which the group thought was tasty but a little bit too much sauce for us. We also tried the Lao pizza as it seemed like this was the pizza "unique" to them and I was really interested in a good fusion pizza. It sounded good in theory. Unfortunately this was not a hit. 1) the flavors were odd and overpowered by all of the bamboo and lots of dill on the pizza. 2) really really saucey and barely any meat. This made the pizza just feel soggy with lots of bites of bamboo and dill. Sadly this is not a repeat for us. But I would go back to try their other flavors, as the other two were tasty.

I've never craved and wanted pizza so much in my life! The Laos and the Magic Mario especially is so good! The staff were incredibly nice and the ambience was so cool. We'll definitely be back!