Stephanie Choe
Google
Exceptional pizza — far beyond expectations.
I tried the Tuna, Wagyu, and Diavolo pizzas at Savoy Azabujuban, and each one was outstanding in its own way. The crust was near perfect — pillowy and light with just the right amount of chew, beautifully charred from the wood-fired oven. Not soggy, not dry — exactly how Neapolitan pizza should be.
For those unfamiliar, Neapolitan-style pizza has a naturally thin, airy crust with a bit of char and a subtle smoky flavor. It’s nothing like your typical chain pizza — this isn’t Papa John’s.
The Tuna pizza was the standout: sushi-grade bluefin, gently seared, paired with fresh wasabi. It was unexpected but incredibly balanced and flavorful. The Wagyu pizza was rich and decadent, and the Diavolo offered just the right amount of spice to round things out.
I’ve had highly rated Neapolitan pizza in Naples, but honestly, Savoy delivered a better overall experience — from the dough to the toppings. It’s a must-visit for any pizza lover.