Pizza restaurants in Asia
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La Pizzeria
- Leh, India
- Restaurants › Pizza
Leh’s most attractively appointed garden restaurant is considerably pricier than most other eateries, but well worth the extra for thin-crust pizzas, excellent pumpkin soup (Rs90), tajines, tandoori dishes or even trout in brandy sauce. Beer is also served (Rs 150).
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Kro’s Nest
Huge pizzas, onion rings, chips and chicken wings draw in the student crowd (both local and foreign) from the surrounding colleges. The grungy decor, wooden tables and floors, as well as the free beer nights, give the place a frat-boy feel that’s authentically American. It’s on the west side of 101 Middle School. There’s a daily set lunch deal (Y55) and another branch inside the north gate of Workers Stadium.
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Himalayan Pizza
At the south end of town, this place produces decent pizza as well as spaghetti and roesti. There is no menu and the owner speaks fluent Swiss-German but no English. Give your order an hour or more in advance if possible.
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Rendezvous
The steaks here are superb, but then again, so is just about anything at this suitably romantic restaurant, where diners can lounge in AC comfort or pick at their coq au vin under the stars on the lush garden terrace.
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Pizza Bagus
Ubud's best pizza with a crispy thin crust is baked here. Besides the long list of pizza options, there's pasta and sandwiches – all mostly organic. Tables are in and out, there's a play area, and they deliver.
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Tony's Restaurant
Although it looks closed, Tony's is still firing up pizzas. It is located directly behind the bus terminal.
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Red Star Express
Top pizzas from this eatery newly relocated from its old haunt on Xi Jie. Splash on the Tabasco, line up a Corona or three and sit back to enjoy some wholesome ingredients. For herbivores there's the vegetarian pizza, while the default option for carnivores is most likely the chilli beef pizza. The menu continues on into burger, burrito and sandwich territory. If you need to sleep off your pizza, upstairs doubles (with shower and air-con) are available.
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Kro's Nest
Huge pizzas, onion rings, chips and chicken wings draw in the student crowd (both local and foreign) from the surrounding colleges. The grungy decor, wooden tables and floors, as well as the free beer nights, give the place a frat-boy feel that’s authentically American. It's inside the north gate of Workers Stadium. There’s a daily set lunch deal (Y55) and another branch is on the west side of 101 Middle School.
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Shakey’s Pizza Restaurant
The multilevel, three-phase shopping mall New Town Plaza, connected to the Sha Tin KCR station, has more eateries than you can shake a chopstick at. Our favourites are all in Phase 1; they include Bay Phoon Town, Shakey’s Pizza Restaurant, Shanghai Xiao Nan Guo, Cafe Merlion and Honeymoon Dessert.
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Mínyáng Shāobǐng
Also known as Chinese style pizza, this simple hole-in-the-wall outlet serves up delicious, fragrant Tujia (土家) bread pizza (shāobǐng; 烧饼 sprinkled with crumbs of meat and sesame seeds and aromatically seasoned with fried onion and cumin. Filling, cheap and very tasty, with other branches around town.
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Marco Polo
The place has brick-oven pizza that is considered by many to be the best in town. The décor is a bit odd - a mix of European ambience plus Mongolian antiques, tsam masks and the odd mastodon tusk thrown in for good measure. Try not to let the kiddies wander off unaccompanied, Ulaanbaatar's most notorious strip club is right upstairs!
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Pizza Della Casa
This longtime favourite dishes up some of Mongolia's best pizzas, pastas and calzone at reasonable prices. The toon (tuna) is highly recommended. There are two locations, the Peace Ave one is near the Peace & Friendship Building, and the second is in the Sky Shopping Mall. It has free delivery for orders over around Tug7500.
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New York Style Pizza
This isn’t some fancy pseudo-Italian wood-burning-oven pie, this is the real deal: gooey, greasy, calorie laden and utterly delicious. Perfect for a lunch on the run. It’s located outside exit No 5 of the Jing’an Temple metro station. Another outlet is in Lane 248 at the Taikang Rd Art Centre.
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Thonglor
The ever-expanding Scoozi empire of excellent pizzas skilfully tossed and topped before being blistered in a wood-burning oven now boasts branches at Thonglor and Thanon Khao San. Go minimalist and order the tasty napoletana, a pizza topped with little more than mozzarella, anchovies and olives.
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Coconut House
It's a cheesy name, but there's oodles of inviting space and atmosphere upstairs and down at this bar-restaurant. The menu boasts a popular pizza selection, rosemary roast chicken, slow-roasted shoulder of pork and other tasty offerings. The namesake coconut tree rises proudly into sunlight from an interior courtyard.
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Manohar
There’s only chhole (masala chickpeas, served with puri, a flat savoury dough that puffs up when deep fried) to go with your tea or coffee in the morning, but mains – pizza, Chinese, South Indian – are served from mid-day onward. Has an impressive range of Indian confectionary at a side counter.
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Restaurant Le Provençal
The French influence is most noticeable around Nam Phu, where you’ll find this small, atmospheric eatery serving Gallic cuisine. Restaurant Le Provençal serves rustic southern-French-style dishes, though its pastas and oven-baked pizzas are at least as good.
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Hútóng Pizza
The Chinese accuse Marco Polo of stealing pizza from China, and it's come back again. This very relaxing spot near the lakes fires up some enormous pizzas (although they are slow in coming). The hútòng house interior is funky and the attic room is handsome, with old painted beams.
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Café de Patana
Southwest of Durbar Sq behind a small Uma Maheshwar temple, this is place is a long-running travellers’ favourite. There’s a pleasant open-air courtyard and a rooftop garden (with one table right at the very top of the building). The menu runs to pizza, Newari dishes and cold beers.
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Tiananmen
The Chinese food here is spicy; that may be your primary sense of it, as the surroundings are moodily dark in this hip little restaurant-cum-bar. Infidels will find a few pizzas and local dishes bringing up the rear of the menu. Drinks are predictably good and varied.
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Amido's Pizza Garden
Considering how far Pai is from Naples, we reckon they do a pretty damn good pizza here.
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Machan Restaurant
The jungle-themed decor and bamboo facade here represent Corbett’s wildlife-spotting towers, while the menu offers some of Nainital’s best comfort food in the form of pizzas and burgers, along with Indian fare. Watch the chefs at work in the open kitchen.
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One More Bar
One More Bar has a fine second-storey position on the waterfront, behind the Virgin Mary statue. Fresh seafood is the highlight of a menu of pizza, burgers and Asian stir-fries. There's darts and a pool table, as well as live music some nights.
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Mediterraneo
Food served on a lovely terrace overlooking the street includes chicken, salads and organic whole-wheat pasta, but it’s all about the pizza here, baked in the wood-fired oven. There’s also beer (Rs. 130) and Maharastran wine (bottle Rs. 750).
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Skylark Gusto
Nikkō's only late-night restaurant is a branch of Skylark, a national chain of 'family restaurants'. It makes up in value and variety what it lacks in individuality. Offerings include pizzas, pasta and tonkatsu (pork cutlet).
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