PizzaRevo is also sold at supermarkets, but I usually buy it at the Hakata Hankyu store. Today was Wednesday, "Yakirebo Day," so I decided to try the Yakuin store for the first time. Normally, it's crowded during lunchtime and it seems like there's no space for dining in, but when I visited around 1 pm today, there were only 3 customers ahead of me. It seems like customers dramatically decrease. The two customers in front of me were also there for "Yakirebo Day." The other customer was dining in at the back table. I ordered "Seafood Basil," "Teriyaki Chicken," and "Carbonara" from the menu at the register. It was 1,980 yen for 3 pizzas. It seems to be calculated at 660 yen per pizza. I waited for about 20 minutes, then received three hot pizzas and took them home. When I ate them at home, the Seafood Basil had shrimp and squid on top. The Carbonara tasted familiar as I often eat it at home. The Teriyaki Chicken had a sweet and savory flavor with mayonnaise. The nori flavor goes well with it. The remaining two pizzas will be enjoyed with my wife during tomorrow night's Kirin Cup match. I wonder if they'll last for a day?

On Saturday at 8:00 PM, I dined in. The restaurant was almost full, but luckily I was able to find a seat. I ordered two Half & Half pizzas for 750 yen each. 1) Seafood Tomato Basil & Quattro Formaggi 2) Extreme Margherita & Teriyaki Chicken. For this price, it's authentic pizza. The cost performance is amazing. I want to come back again. Thank you for the meal.

I visited today because I've always wanted to try it. The prices are very reasonable! My family of three ordered three dishes to go, and it was just the right amount (although it might not be enough for big eaters haha). The food was delicious and the staff were very friendly. They even provided instructions on how to reheat the food at home, which I thought was very kind. They also had frozen pizzas and pasta available. I definitely want to go back again!

I went to Pizza Revo, a restaurant that is often seen when passing through the executive area by car. The best thing about this place is that you can eat pizza at a good cost performance. Two medium-sized pizzas cost 1460 yen. The teriyaki flavor was safe, and the Margherita had plenty of cheese and was delicious.

Today, I had a day off so I went to Fukuoka to check on my father who recently moved there for work. He had a dinner meeting with clients, so we didn't spend much time together. I decided to explore Fukuoka city for the afternoon. I arrived around noon and went to a pizza place in Yakuin called Pizza Revo. The prices were surprisingly cheap, with a lunch set including a medium-sized pizza and a drink for only 530 yen. The most popular pizza was the Extreme Margherita, so I ordered that. The pizza was quickly baked in a special oven and was ready in just 5 minutes. The crust was chewy and delicious, with a perfect balance of tomato sauce, cheese, and basil. It was amazing that such a tasty pizza only cost 530 yen.

About 10 years ago, a shop called "Pizza Revo" opened at the Yakuin Odori intersection... It was one of the pioneers of the one-coin pizza shop, and I finally had the opportunity to visit for the first time. The entrance doesn't seem very wide, suggesting that it may be a shop focused on takeout, but once you enter the store, you'll find that it is surprisingly deep... With high tables lined up along the walls and box seats in the back, there seem to be around 30 seats in total. The interior was about 80% full with various customers, including mothers with small children, couples, and groups of friends. At lunchtime, there is a lunch menu that includes pizza and a drink... You can choose your favorite pizza from the 7 types available and select the size. I decided to go with the "Quattro Formaggi Bianco" in size L. It's a shame that there is no salad set, but the pizza baked in a dedicated stone oven is authentic with a firm crust... It's a delight to be able to enjoy this for less than half the price of a typical restaurant.

・Margherita (M) 429 yen ・Mentaiko Mayo and Broccoli (M) 572 yen ・Seafood Tomato Basil (M) 682 yen ・Side Set: Revopote 275 yen ・Set Drink 165 yen (all prices include tax for eating in) I enjoyed the meal. Thank you for the delicious food.

When it comes to eating pizza on a regular basis, most people tend to order delivery pizza. This is not only due to the COVID-19 self-isolation, but also because it is convenient. Although the delivery pizzas from major pizza chains are delicious, they can be expensive depending on the order, so I don't order them frequently. However, the "PIZZAREVO" I am introducing this time is a pizza specialty store in Fukuoka known for its low-priced and delicious frozen pizzas for delivery, and I visited their physical store for lunch. The name "PIZZAREVO" (Pizza + Revolution) is true to its name, offering low-priced, authentic, and delicious pizza that makes you want to visit again and again if it's nearby. The location of the store is in Yakuin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka. It is located at a corner near the Yakuin intersection, making it easy to find. For those coming by car, there is no parking lot, so it's best to park at a nearby coin parking. The store's appearance is hard to miss with its red building, and although it may not look like a typical pizza shop at first glance, the menu sign at the entrance makes it clear. The interior of the store is designed like a cafe, and customers need to place their orders and pay at the counter before waiting for their food. While there were not many customers during lunch on a weekday, there were many people coming in for takeout or delivery service, indicating that more people prefer to eat at home. The menu offers around 20 different types of pizzas, with the most eye-catching feature being the low prices. The cheapest pizza (Marinara) is priced at only 280 yen for a medium size (22cm)! *For a large size, it is an additional 100 yen, and for a small size, it is a deduction of 50 yen. It's surprising that you can enjoy pizza at this price! Additionally, on weekdays, you can get a pizza (selected from 7 predetermined types) and a drink for only 580 yen, making it even more surprising! Although it was not a weekday on this day, there are also other affordable drink sets and salad sets available. The pizza I ordered that day was the "Bolognese Pizza (medium size)" with a drink set. The pizza is baked in the pizza oven in the store and served. The pizza and iced coffee arrived, and I must say, the pizza was delicious! The dough was chewy, and the balance of cheese and meat sauce was perfect. I couldn't believe that it was so delicious at this price! Even for men, the medium size was just the right amount. There are also plenty of condiments available to adjust the spiciness, such as Tabasco and chili oil. My wife ordered the "Mentaiko Mayo and Broccoli" pizza, which I also tried, and the mentaiko did not disappoint. It was delicious. I felt reassured as I had tried frozen pizza once before, but it was delicious even when eaten in the store. The taste, as well as the fact that you can enjoy pizza at this price, is a unique charm that other pizza shops don't have. Whether in-store, frozen, or delivery, you can enjoy their pizzas, so if you're interested, be sure to give it a try!

I revisited the restaurant. I arrived just before 3:00, right at lunchtime, and ordered the Seafood Basil Pizza M with a cola for 580 yen! The medium spicy habanero sauce goes well with it. There are many variations in the lunch menu, so it seems like I won't get tired of it for a while.

There is a pizza restaurant near Yakuin-Odori Station. I thought they only did takeout, but I noticed they had a lunch menu and decided to try it. The restaurant is surprisingly spacious, and you can also dine in besides getting takeout. I opted for the small size pizza lunch set, which included Quattro Formaggi Bianca pizza and ginger ale. The set was a good deal, as the small size Quattro Formaggi Bianca pizza alone usually costs 570 yen. The pizza had a generous amount of cheese, including Gorgonzola, and had a mild flavor. The dough was soft and chewy, and I was able to finish it all even though I usually find medium size pizzas too much. Drizzling honey over the pizza made it even more delicious. The ginger ale was a nice touch. Getting a pizza for almost the price of a coin is a great deal. They also offer a Marinara pizza for just 254 yen, making it convenient for takeout as well.

When I heard about PizzaRevo, I thought it was just frozen pizza. But I heard they also have a shop where you can eat freshly baked pizza, so I decided to visit. I ordered the "Ultimate Margherita, size M" at the counter and paid with PayPay. I didn't have to wait long before the freshly baked pizza arrived. It was piping hot and incredibly delicious! And it was really cheap too!

First time at the restaurant. Ordered M-size Arrabiata for ¥638, Basil Chicken for ¥693, and Revolset for ¥385. Chose Tiramisu for dessert. The pizza was delicious for the price, with plenty of toppings and cheese. However, the Tiramisu was not good - I left it uneaten. The cocoa powder on top was about 5mm thick, powdery, and made me cough. The inside had no coffee flavor. The sponge was dry, and the cream was also dry. I recommend getting the set with either nuggets or fries.

All of the menu items are cost-effective and reasonably priced, so it's a tough decision, but I'm planning to order the most expensive item in a large size with extra cheese and additional toppings once my points card is full. Today, I ordered a pizza with mentaiko (spicy cod roe) and broccoli with double the cheese. As you can see in the photo, the pizza was loaded with cheese, broccoli, and mentaiko, providing a satisfying and delicious meal. I also enjoyed adding my favorite medium-spicy habanero sauce to the crust, which added an extra kick to the meal. I hope they start offering a spicy version of the habanero sauce soon, but I also worry it might be too spicy to handle.

Originally, I always felt that the prices of delivery pizzas were too high, and I had heard that in Italy, pizza is a cheap and casual dish. Our place offers pizza at a low price. We have a wide variety of menu items, and you can choose to dine in, take out a freshly baked pizza, or take home frozen pizzas. Personally, I find it troublesome to dispose of pizza boxes, so I always choose to dine in. When I first visited in August, I ordered a large Margherita pizza, but I felt that the amount of toppings was not enough. This time, I ordered a teriyaki chicken pizza in medium size for 594 yen and added extra cheese for 121 yen. The total was 836 yen, and I enjoyed a delicious and satisfying meal. Next time, I plan to try doubling the cheese on the Margherita pizza.

It's been a while since I visited. When I used to live nearby, I often used their takeout service. The garlic shrimp with broccoli was delicious, with a good amount of garlic that paired well with the ingredients. The crust was chewy and easy to eat.

Yakuin Odori Station is a 2.3-minute walk away. It is located at the four-way intersection. This pizza is available as a frozen product in various places such as supermarkets, so many people may be familiar with it. It is also located in Hankyu department stores. I visited the Yakuin store for the first time in 7-8 years. You order at the counter, pay, receive your drink, and then wait for your pizza at your table. The interior of the store is small, so it may quickly fill up during lunchtime on weekdays. I ordered the Margherita pizza in size M for 590 yen, and it was delicious. I also shared a cola for 220 yen with my child, and even the M size was enough for us. If it were closer to my home, I would likely use it frequently. Thank you for the meal.

I always use takeout from this restaurant. The Mexican tacos have just the right amount of spiciness and the tacos are exquisite, making it a perfect menu for summer. The Extreme Margherita is my favorite on the menu and I always order it. The teriyaki chicken is also a favorite of my children, so we always order it. It has a substantial volume on the outside, so there is a good amount of chewing and it is satisfying.

When I heard that you could get a pizza and a drink for only 500 yen, I was expecting a pretty sad-looking pizza. However, I was pleasantly surprised when a well-made pizza was served. And not just one choice, but several options like Margherita and Marinara to choose from. Except for lunchtime peak hours, you don't have to wait long to eat, making it a good option for busy businessmen.

A few years ago, I visited a place called "Pizza Revo" in Yakuin Yotsukado, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City. They offer wood-fired pizzas at an amazing price starting from 280 yen to 550 yen. They have a menu with over 15 varieties of pizzas, and you can also order half and half of popular pizzas. When I visited with a friend, we ordered three pizzas. The dough is thick like Neapolitan style, but lacks chewiness which was a bit disappointing. However, the size is large with a diameter of over 20 cm, so the portion is satisfying. Also, on weekdays, you can get a daily pizza with salad and a drink for only 500 yen! It's unbelievably cheap. Definitely recommended!

Margherita 429 yen Sweet tomato sauce with stretchy fresh cheese. Baked well in the oven, the dough has a nice chewy texture. Best cost performance!