South Korea's popular 10-inch pizza chain, Eat Pizza, opened its first branch in the Philippines at the 2nd floor of SM North Edsa's main mall.
South Korea's popular 10-inch pizza chain, Eat Pizza, opened its first branch in the Philippines at the 2nd floor of SM North Edsa's main mall. Eat Pizza offers a unique take on pizza with fresh ingredients and a mix of traditional and inventive Korean flavors. The chain's distinctive 10-inch serving size ensures every customer can enjoy their own personal pizza, tailored to their preferred flavor, making it an exciting addition to the local food scene.
Whether you are a solo diner craving pizza or just as a way so that everyone gets to order the flavor that they want, Eat Pizza offers an out of the ordinary pizza experience in every slide for everyone,' he explained.Eat Pizza is made with high-protein dough which is infused with the richness of extra virgin olive oil then topped with 100 percent natural mozzarella cheese and the freshest ingredients.
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