Little Sicily Pizza 2

Such amazing food. Was told before I moved here this was a must try, and it didn't disappoint. The spicy chicken cheesesteak was pit of this world. Next time I'll try the Indian style pizza! The spaghetti was good, and the serving was huge!

Food : Pizza was actually extremely delicious, so if you are looking for good Indian style pizza with mix blend of spices and taste you can go for it But if you are looking for expecting a good behavior, politeness , better customer relationship. I would say definitely avoid it. #rude behavior

A total vibe & our weekly staple. People from outside Philly come here thinking the most popular and best dish is their pizza but it’s really everything else on the spicy menu. The grilled veggie and masala fries are my personal favorites but they just added a peri peri paneer burger on their menu and it blew everything else out of the water!! It was so tasty and the paneer was incredibly soft. It was so good I had tell the manager how amazing it was and to make sure to put it on the menu in front of the register (they only had it on the TV menu).

Good flavor, sub lacked veggies, the hot spicy isn’t that hot. Pizza was good too. 3.5 overall.

The crust is *chefs kiss* great crunch. We got the Paneer pizza and it was so tasty. Very spicy though for those who can’t handle spice. Tucker had such a good time.

The spicy chicken cheese steak I had was the best I've ever experienced. The chicken was perfectly seasoned and had just the right amount of heat, while the melted cheese and fresh ingredients elevated every bite. I highly recommend pairing it with Marcela fries, which come with a delectably spicy nacho dip that enhances the meal even further. This combination is a must-try for anyone who appreciates bold flavors and a satisfying crunch in every bite.

The food has gone wayyyy down in quality. Dry stale pizzas from the spicy menu if you get a slice. Found HAIR in the chilli paneer, when i returned it, no apology or anything just removed the hair, and reheated it and gave it back. Additionally, uncooked raw veggies in the chilli paneer and they were cut into BIG pieces. Obviously did not eat it. Took it in a takeaway box but due to the excess oil it was leaking out of the takeaway box as soon as I left so threw out the takeaway. (Photos attached).

If you are all about traditional cheesesteaks and pizza... Then you are seriously missing out on two of the best dishes in Philly! The chicken cheesesteak with Indian spices is fantastic! So then I tried the Paneer pizza. That too was an amazing taste experience. The food fusion being done at the place is perfection. An absolute must try and a great introduction to Indian food in a way that is familiar to the less adventurous eaters.

Little Sicily 2 has one of the best cheesecakes in the cities and it deserves way more hype. It's a no frills, counter service restaurant located in a South Philly plaza next to WaWa. While it's busy, it's still clean and the service is always quick. Highly recommend the spicy beef cheesecake. It comes out piping hot, cheesy, and moist. The meat is well seasoned, perfectly spicy, and tender. It's served on an untoasted classic hoagie roll. I will say it doesn't come as stuffed as other restaurants like Angelo's. However, it is SO affordable and not overly indulgent. It's a great alternative to other iconic cheesesteak places. I personally would skip the masala fries as I don't love the thick cut. Lastly, the pizza is unique and worth a try but I also wouldn't get this when I come back.

The. Spicy. Chicken. Cheesesteak. Is. LEGIT. It's like any other top quality cheesesteak, but with chicken and Indian spices. It's so good... SO good... And huge. I ordered one for take-out and took it to the weird (but cool) Pier 68 park behind Walmart. And absolutely crushed the first half. Medium spice level, so I had just the faintest hint of a sheen of sweat at the end. Warm and sleepy. Then I crushed the other half for dinner. Also the people who worked there were friendly and prompt. Sure it's in a weird strip mall in a sort-of industrial area. Who cares? It's everything that everyone claims it will be. I would eat one right now if I could.

The place has unique options for Indian style sandwiches and pizza. Proper fries, jalapeño onion pizza and vegetable club sandwich is what we had and we loved it all.

This place is amazing. It was packed when we walked in. The tv was blaring CNN. I had a chicken cheesesteak and I really liked the spicy bite to the cheesesteak. The paneer pizza was delicious. I really liked the onions on the pizza as well as the paneer. I also appreciated how the pizza wasn't giving me heartburn since the tomato sauce wasn't as bitter as most pizza. I really loved my ride or die Indian Italian shop! I just wish their bathroom would have been cleaner. It was weird they only had a key to the girls restroom for both men and women to use.

Came here for a quick slice. I originally wanted to try the Indian style chicken pizza but apparently they dont offer that in slices (owners if reading please do!) So opted for the Indian style paneer pizza. Slice is fairly good portion. Although I'm not a huge fan of paneer, I thought it was very tasty. It comes with Indian spices, cilantro, jalapeño and onions. It all meshes pretty well and has a decent spice kick. Would definitely come back for a whole pie next time! They have room to sit. Pretty basic decor and setup inside.

Came here once with just one goal: try the Indian cheesesteak, and it did not disappoint. The exterior and interior look like a standard cheesesteak or pizza joint, but this place serves up an Indian cheesesteak (also available as chicken cheesesteak) loaded with Indian spices and seasoning that make it so flavorful, spicy, savory, that you'll be wondering why you haven't tried this flavor combination before. It's a no frills joint but with ample seating and space, most people we saw in line were getting some version of their Indian cheesesteak along with sides or other sandwiches. The masala fries are your basic thick cut fry with a nice sprinkling of theirmasala spices to give it a salty spicy kick - a bit heavy on the salt but still tasted very nice. Whether you live around or are just visiting, this place is definitely worth a visit!

We love this place SO MUCH!! We come here all the time for Indian chicken cheesesteaks and we love how you can adjust the spice level. The service is fast; and I love that you can order online and just pick it up!

This is a very interesting concept. A pizza place that is run by south asian folks. I have to say it looks busy every time we go. Pizza is insanely good. Cheesesteaks are a bit different than traditional ones, but are also very good. They have a spicy menu for those who love spicy food. I have to say that I am impressed.

Ambiance: (1/5) there was constant banging the entire 20 mins we were there. The place is very cluttered and not inviting. Price: (4/5) Prices are good but not sure if it is worth that price. Food: (2/5) The cheese pizza was overcooked and a bit stale. There was so much oil that I had to dab it off with a napkin. The pizza also had a slight garlic flavor which was a bit odd. The sauce was pretty sour as well. Service: (3/5) Food takes a while to come out so I would suggest ordering ahead.

I have to say I was very curious about Little Sicily 2's Indian Pizza after hearing so many great things about it, so we decided to try it. We placed an online order for the Indian Pizza with paneer one Saturday afternoon. You can also get it plain or with chicken. Little Sicily 2 is located on Columbus Blvd, in a strip mall with a gas station, a car wash, a Wawa, and a few other restaurants. The pizza shop also doubles as a liquor store. While we were there, we saw many people eating inside and more people entering the shop to order food. The idea of eating gas station pizza might seem gross, but all the way home, the pizza smelled fantastic in our car. We could not wait to eat it. This pizza was PACKED with flavor. The tomato sauce was perfectly seasoned and sufficiently spicy. The toppings were simple -- onions, jalapenos and paneer, but they were all that were needed. You are welcome to add more toppings for an additional cost. Anyway, the jalapenos kicked my taste buds into overdrive. I would say keep 1-2 jalapenos per slice if you're sensitive to spiciness. Next time I'm craving pizza, we're coming straight to Little Sicily 2. Now that we've had the Indian Pizza, I can't wait to try their most popular item, the chicken cheesesteak.

I can't wait to sink my teeth into their amazing medium spice chicken cheesesteak! Whenever we call in for pick up, the service is lightning fast. The staff is always so friendly and welcoming. I'm also super excited to explore their other menu options!

This was a good pizza experience in Philly. They have a vast menu with traditional pizza parlor items such as wings, sandwiches, fries, and to my surprise they offer diversity with other dishes like pasta, wraps, and gyros. It seems to be a good local eatery that is diverse enough in menu options that it draws a lot of local foot traffic. The customer service is good. I recommend ordering in advance because this place does draw a lot of foot traffic, extending wait times. The dining room resembles a typical, casual pizza parlor. Ordering is simple. There are ready-to-sell slices of pizza on display at the front counter as is customary with many pizza shops. The pizza quality is good and about what you'd expect from an inner city pizza shop; not artisan, not upscale, not chef-inspired, just good, fast pizza. Give them a try.

I recently had a work trip that had me headed to Philadelphia. In my research for the best places for cheese steak in Philly, this place came up multiple times. People recommended the spicy chicken cheese steak for its twist that included Indian flavors over a traditional cheese steak. In my quest to eat things I can't typically get where I live, I headed here based on the reviews. I arrived just after they opened on a week day, where they are nestled into an unassuming strip next to a small wawas. At first I thought I had walked into the wrong place because all I saw was a small liquor store inside. I actually had to go out and then go back in after double checking. I'm so glad I took the leap and walked in, where there was a small counter with a couple of employees opening up for the day. I ordered the spicy chicken cheese steak (and honestly wish I had tried the Marsala fries) because my God, it did not disappoint. Hands down, the absolute best sandwich I had while in the area. The bread was crispy on the outside, with a nice chew on the inside. The chicken was seasoned impeccably with little bites of what seemed like cilantro and Indian inspired flavors. A bit spicy but nothing that couldn't be handled. The amount of cheese mixed in was also on point. I probably ate that sandwich in under 5 minutes because it was so good If you're in the area of Philly it's worth a stop. I honestly would recommend it over Johns Roast Pork which is just south of the store.

The best food ever in philly. It beats the regular classic cheesesteaks any day hands down be sure to get spicy chicken or spicy beef. it's perfect amount of spice and not too intense however it is full of flavor and absolutely delicious I don't recommend the masala fries it's that good i had better fries so i think it's best to skip the french fries and just get a bunch of chicken or beef cheesesteaks i ordered delivery instead of dining in so i don't know much about the ambiance or service 10/10 A++ delivery via grubhub

Little Sicily 2. My friend told me about an Indian style cheesesteak here so you know I had to check it out. The place was similar to any pizza strip mall. I got the spicy cheesesteak and for $11 a reasonable priced cheesesteak. I would recommend it for the price

Oops, I was too hangry to have patience to take photos of the food! The spicy chicken cheese steak was delicious actually. Wish it were a little bigger, size-wise but there is this flavor that you can't deny. The consistency and ratio between meat, cheese and condiments are superb. Also got the cheese fries and it wasn't anything special at all. The batch we got was very crispy, in a good way. But there wasn't a lot of cheese and the amount of fries was sad, for the price. There is adequate seating inside and decent free parking lot (although a busy one).

Got the paneer pizza which was delicious!!! I wish the sauce had more "tikka sauce" but I love how the paneer was cooked and how much spice the pizza had! We ordered online and it was quickly ready for pick up in the time they stated. Im excited to go back and try more!!

Little sicily might be my fav unorthodox place in philly. I find myself craving it often and everyone who i bring here is obsessed. As a spice fiend, i love that they can make things as hot as you'd like - mild, medium or spicy. I always split a veggie club sandwich (ask them to add chicken and make it extra spicy) and a slice of paneer pizza w a friend (their slices are huge and they'll split it in half for you). The pizza crust is always crispy, and the jalapeno/paneer combo is elite - not to mention the magical masala that they put in their sauce. The club sandwich is also so surprisingly good and addictive. The food comes out fast but if you're someone who is looking for ambiance then this place might not be for you. But if you just want some good food and a place to eat it, go here!!

The cheese steaks are still good but concerned about the hygiene in the sitting area and location in general.. the food is certainly not good for the health but once in a while to get your kicks in is fine

Little Sicily 2 offers Indian-style takes on Philly classics, with a secret "spicy menu" which is to die for. The spicy cheesesteak is loaded with flavorful meat (you can't go wrong with the steak or the chicken as both are delicious). The sandwhich is made with a mix of indian spices, gooey cheese, tangy mayo, cilantro, and piled into in a soft, classic Philly hoagie roll. Sandwiches are a decent size and relatively inexpensive (under $15), compared to other cheesesteak shops around. The place is a pizza joint so the ambiance is no frills and it's counter service; however, there is never a wait and always plenty of seating (and plenty parking, too, as the restaurant is located in a strip mall off of Christopher Columbus blvd.). We cannot recommend this place enough, as it possibly has the best cheesesteak in Philadelphia.

I went here with a group of friends so we could try multiple dishes. I am from Bombay and must say the masala fries and Bombay club sandwich was very delicious and exactly how we get in bombay. The place is not so very clean but all the food we tried was really tasty. You have to order yourself and once the order is ready they will call out for you and we gotta go and pick from counter. They were really quick.

Next time you venture to IKEA, do yourself a favor and grab lunch or dinner at Little Sicily II. Get the Italian-Indian-American fusion: the spicy menu. The pizza with paneer is basically a regular cheese pizza (red sauce) with onion, paneer, chilies, and their tasty masala spices. Masala fries are good. The spicy veg sub was very spicy but the veggies soaked up a lot If you eat meat, the masala cheesesteak and chicken cheesesteak are the way to go. The shop is big, with eat-in seating and a big cooler of to-go alcoholic beverages. They seem busy, so expect it to be a little noisy for dine-in. But it's bright and clean and tasty.

Good food if you want fusion Indian. The club sandwich lives up to the hype. Fries and pizza were also good. Quick service too. Wish they delivered

Why would you ever eat a regular Philly cheesesteak when you could have an Indian one! Seriously, this is sooo much better than the regular famous ones. The food here is fantastic but make sure you order off the spicy/Indian menu. We tried the spicy Chicken cheesesteak, spicy beef cheesesteak, Bombay veg club and the masala garlic bread. Everything was great but my personal favorite was the chicken cheesesteak. The folks who work there are super nice - Honestly wish they would rename/ rebrand the place so its more obvious that this is what they sell. Def try this place out when you are in Philly!!

I loooooove the Indian food menu at this place with the veg club sandwich with masala fries being my fav!!!!!!!!

Don't let this place fool you, i he no idea they had Indian inspired cheesesteaks and paneer pizza! The food is surprisingly good. We ended up getting the beef Philly cheesesteak spicy, and it was spicy! Along with a slice of the paneer pizza, which was my favorite. The food spicy, but had such an interesting twist. Would come back to check out some of the other menu items!

Really cool South Asian-owned business! Desi-style spicy cheesesteaks, sandwiches, and pizza. The big (and only) downside for me was that every item is smothered in cilantro, which is my most hated herb and I literally will not eat it. Lots of menu options and several drink fridges with a variety of alcoholic and non-alc drinks. Shared the Grilled Veg sub, Bombay Club, Masala Fries, and Masala Garlic Bread. All items were served hot and were very flavorful. I couldn't stop eating the fries (seasoning was delish) and we washed all the spicy savory food down with soda. Garlic bread was good as well! Sub & sandwich were also tasty but I didn't eat much because of the cilantro issue. Next time I'd like to try a fresh paneer pizza (without cilantro if possible). Have heard the cheesesteaks (not actually steak-based) are good as well! They definitely need to introduce a vegetarian paneer or mushroom Desi-style cheesesteak.

If you're looking for a Philly cheesesteak but don't eat beef, this is the spot for you. Look for the spicy menu and order the spicy chicken cheesesteak made to your preferred spice level. The egg bhurji cheesesteak is second on my list and heavily underrated in my opinion. Don't forget an order of masala fries and ask for ketchup at the counter. A little bit out of the city but this place is absolutely worth the Uber drive. Although an unassuming looking place on the outside you will not be disappointed at all. If you're looking for a fancy ambiance, this is definitely not the place but the food is phenomenal.

I've been going here for a couple years, and the food never fails to hit the spot. The paneer pizza, club sandwich, and fries are all great. I've enjoyed every Indo-Italian I've had there. I wouldn't recommend ordering ahead of time only because the food might get cold. Food is served quickly and hot, so don't worry about waiting too long. The restaurant itself is a dingy, but I don't mind eating there with my friends.

I was introduced this place because my friend knew I like Indian food + cheesesteak. I've turned around and gotten many people addicted and telling their friends. Every single time I'm here I get the spicy Indian chicken cheesesteak. Mouthwatering and crave-able. If you take this to-go, pop it in the toaster oven for a crispier bite *drooooool* The spicy Indian steak cheesesteak is my friend's go-to. Prepare to wait whether you call ahead or order in person. Very worth it!

Tasty indian style sandwitch & Vegi subs. One of a kind. Excellent. Same amazing taste every time. Prompt service. Friendly staff. Sometimes there is long wait on weekend evening s. Its worth waiting for.

My go to place for lunch when ever I am in Philly.Love the Egg Kheeema,Bombay Cluba sandwich and there Spicy Chicken Cheesesteaks are over the top.

This is one of the few places where I actually recommend to friends from out of town. One of the best cheesesteaks in my opinion in Philadelphia. It's the best for vegetarians! Great and consistent service.

A friend told me about Indian flavored cheesesteak and pizza and I am here for it! At first I thought this place just a regular counter style restaurant but they have add a twist to classics. I didn't think the Indian flavors would work with the cheesesteak or the pizza. The cheesesteak has a good kick and was flavorful. I think it would have been better if there was some veggies added to it to help break up the richness. As for the paneer pizza. That was surprising as well. I wished there was some sort of yogurt sauce they drizzle on top. Either way, I'm glad a place like this exist. There was a lot of seating inside and judging by the rush lunch it is popular. There is a good amount of parking outside as well. At first I thought it was part of the gas station. But it is part of the shopping center. It's nice you can buy beer and open it while you enjoy you meal. I didn't get to try the non Indian flavored items but hope to one day!

We decided to get a Sicilian and it was huge! Pretty good pizza, could have been cooked a little more. The store itself was pretty intimidating because of the aggressive employees and customers but maybe that just means it's authentic?

Had heard so much about this place - finally checked it out with my parents yesterday. It was crowdedddd. And there are not a lot of tables so i'd say get here early for dinner. Lines were long as well and we waited maybe 30 min for our food. That being said, even my Jain mom (no onions, vegan mayo) was able to enjoy the bombay sandwich. We also got a paneer pizza slice which had peppers, paneer and onions. The masala fries that came with the sandwich were good and I wish I knew how to mimic those spices.

Amazing spicy Indian chicken cheese steaks. And fries are delicious, too! Staff is also very friendly and they sell beer, which is a nice bonus! Highly recommend!

Chicken cheese steak was great. Tried both the mild and spicy version. For South Asian taste buds, spicy version is the best.

Ambiance: 3/5 - Nothing special about the ambiance of this place. It was a bit run down, but had plenty of seating and my friends and I were able to enjoy comfortably. Price: 4/5 - Reasonable price for a full pizza and cheesesteak. No complaints on the price. Food: 4/5 - The masala fries were a disappointment as they were not seasoned well enough. The chicken cheesesteak and the indian pizza were both a great twist on traditional cuisine. The cheesesteak had hints of Indian spices which I thoroughly enjoyed and I would recommend that to anyone that visits this place. The pizza also had authentic Indian flavors and if you are looking for an Indian twist on American cuisine, this place does it well. Service: 5/5 - Little interaction with the servers besides the ordering of the food, but it did not take a long time to come out and the workers were friendly. Overall, a solid place to visit if you want a quick bite to eat. I did not feel bloated or anything after the food and I would visit again!

This place is a little gem off of Columbus Blvd in Philly. It is a pizza place owned by Indians. I found out about this place through an Indian coworker. They have 2 menus, a traditional pizza place menu and a spicy menu. I went for items on the spicy menu. I was suggested to try a food called keemu. This is a spicy egg dish cooked in spices and then placed into a delicious cheesteak roll and covered with cheese. As you can see from the picture they do not resemble eggs and the taste is out of this world! Next time I came back I had to try the Paneer pizza. This was so flavorful and delicious that I will definitely be back for more. The place also has beer that you can chill out and drink with. As you can see from the picture, I went for the OE 800. Definitely give this place a try especially if you like spicy and flavorful food.

Liked the food and vibe. Appreciated the televisions showing nfl football. Looking forward to teying more of the menu.

A gem pizza place in Philly. This place has really great indian options for pizza and sandwiches. The service was great and friendly. The location can be a bit confusing but it is located near a gas station with some parking. The food can be spicy so if you want low spice be sure to mention that!

Love the pizza and cheesesteaks here! It also has a special Indian menu that doesn't disappoint. It's great spin on traditional pizza and cheesesteaks. Also the masala fries are amazing ! Always look forward to ordering takeout from here

Delicious cheesesteaks and Salads. Would definitely go back again. The service ..they are funny and personable! Entertaining while you wait! Good peeps!

This little pizza place looks like just another take out place in a strip mall, I must have passed it at least a dozen times and not bothered to check it out especially since Wawa is a couple of doors down. Thankfully a friend of mine mentioned that that they have Indian style pizza and cheesesteaks! Say no more!!!! I looked at the reviews and the pictures didn't disappoint, we went on a Sunday and it was so crowded, we decided to try the paneer pizza, cheesy garlic bread, masala fries and the chicken spicy cheesesteak. We also bought hard seltzer and some beer. Although the wait time was excruciatingly long, the food did not disappoint! So so good! I am going to bring my NJ friends, who can't stop bragging about how good the Indian food in jersey is!

Okay this place was off the charts amazing! Super unassuming from the outside and looks like a gas station spot. But anyone who loves hole in the wall spots knows that that's usually a very good sign lol. Very busy inside, with most booths packed and a long line upto to a very busy cashier, trying to get their orders in. We were leaving with some food when I wanted to grab a beer to go, and the cashier let me cut the line and sorted me super quick. I appreciated not having to wait in a long line to just pay for a beer. My friends brought me here and we're raving about their egg sandwich and spicy chicken cheeseteak. And not were they not wrong in the slightest! I'm so glad I took their advice, it was love from first bite. Paired with a good cold beer, it hits the spot. I tried the egg sandwich and it was really good as well, probabaly be an amazing hangover cure, I'd suspect. I wish I could've gone back and got some more food, but I wasn't in philly for too long, unfortunately. Next time I'm in town, I know what spot is a must stop by. Come here to hang with friends, experience a little bit of the desi chaotic energy and leave with your belly happier than you would've suspected. Must try.

LOCATION: - in the city of Philly - in a small shopping center with a gas station - plenty of parking available - hole in the wall, not the cleanest looking place. - alcohol sold in cans or bottles or in packs along the wall in fridges. Reasonable prices. FOOD: - if you like spice, order under the spicy menu. There are different spice levels (mild, medium, hot) - my friends and I shared our meals. My favorites were the masala fries, kheemo, and Philly cheesesteak - food is full of flavor and are served as huge portions. Easy to share one meal with more than one person. - no water cups available; be sure to bring your own drink or be prepared to buy a drink from one of their fridges SERVICE: - SLOW especially when there's a rush. We were there just before the dinner rush (around 5-6pm) - friendly, answered questions OVERALL: Would recommend this place. A hole in the wall place that serves flavorful foods. Affordable $4-10 for a decent meal. Don't pass up on this place.

Unique flavors with the Indian twist on fries and the chicken cheesesteak! I'd recommend coming here if your looking for something different than your typical cheesesteak sandwich. The masala fries were good but a bit salty.

Love this place. Always get the spicy chicken cheesesteaks and masala fries here. You would not expect a place called Little Sicily Pizza to have great Indian food but it is the bomb.com. It's located next to a gas station. They don't allow dine-in about 30 mins before closing. Wait time can be a little long, especially during peak hours, but well worth it.