Yuh-may...
Courtesy of our friends in Japan, here's a little taste of what you could expect from Japanese pizza (pun intended) :)
They seem to have a penchant for putting things like eggplant, corn etc on their pizza. At approximately AU$25, you'd hope that they're good...
http://www.pizzahut.jp/menu/
They seem to have a penchant for putting things like eggplant, corn etc on their pizza. At approximately AU$25, you'd hope that they're good...
http://www.pizzahut.jp/menu/
posted by Luke at 8:01 AM
8 Comments:
yea, everything seems cheaper in asian countries except pizzas!
A supreme large pizza in Hong Kong is approximately AUD $ 20...
I can read some of that!! :-D
I never had pizza in Japan.
Maybe there's a good reason for that......
hmmm, pizza...
If I could read what was on them, I'd let you know what I thought, but alot of them looked interesting. The Hawaiian looks a whole lot different to ours, and the cheese and cheese pizza has some red stuff on it...Rest assured if I ever went to Japan, I would have to try all the pizzas...Except the seafood ones. Garlic Kingdom, Genova Style, Korean Purukogi...mmmm...don't know what's on any of them, but still...mmmm...pizza...
You think it costs a lot to buy one and eat it there?
You should see how much it costs to get Japan's Pizza Hut to deliver to Cairns...
Korean Purukogi...
that's korean barbeque meat, all sorts of meat, that's what Sarah said...
A Large Cheese Pizza in the United States from Pizza Hut would be about thirteen US dollars. But if you want to get Pepperoni Lovers or Supreme or something along that line it would around sixteen for a large.
mmhmm, but look at the diameter of the japanese ones :) 31 cm for a large. What's the diameter of your $16 pizza Sarah?
So the best that I could find was that a large pizza is about fifty centimeters. So I guess our pizzas are a bit bigger. From what I remember from your pizzas ours taste a bit differant. Our crusts are definatly thicker. Our sauces are also a bit differant. We can also get some really good deals like for example right now you can get a large pizza for a quarter (twenty-five cents)when you order another pizza. Or you could get the five five five deal meaning you get three medium pizzas each for five dollars. So yeah, it appears that our pizzas are cheaper than yours I think, and our dollar is worth a bit more than yours, although right now it is a crappy conversion rate for us, but good for you.
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