The Jalapeno pizza costs 550 yen and features a crispy crust topped with pizza sauce, cheese, and jalapenos, giving it an American twist. The previous lunch set of 2 slices and a drink for 1000 yen is no longer available, now replaced with a set including a slice, drink, and potatoes.

I went to a hidden gem pizza place called "隠れ屋PIZZA屋さん！". When you walk around Shiseikan Elementary School, you will see a pizza shop sign next to ENEOS. Inside the building, there is an American-style atmosphere! You order and pay at the counter, then choose your seat. I ordered the set menu (1 slice of pizza) with options like Pepperoni/French fries (thick)/Coffee Float for an additional 280 yen, Margherita/French fries/Melon Soda Float for an additional 280 yen, and Margherita/French fries/Ginger Ale. When you order a float, it costs an additional 280 yen but it's Instagram-worthy! The straws and colors are cute and unique! While waiting for the pizza, I took pictures inside the store. Every corner is so cute! After about 15 minutes, the drinks, pizza, and fries arrived in that order. The Margherita pizza had melty cheese and be careful because the tomato can fall off easily. The Pepperoni had slightly firm cheese with salami on top, very tasty and easy to eat. The entrance and exit are in different directions, so it's not crowded and very convenient! This is a perfect spot for those who love junk food, your boyfriend, or friends will surely enjoy it too! Thank you for the meal.

Located slightly west of the center of Susukino, on the first floor of the hotel "The Stay Sapporo," there is a pizza restaurant. Although our home is within the delivery area, we decided to stop by for dinner while shopping at a nearby convenience store. You can enter the restaurant directly from outside without passing through the hotel lobby. The interior is set up with table seating, giving off an American vibe. The friendly and welcoming male owner manages the place alone. As shown in the photo, the pizza slices are quite large, served in triangles instead of whole pies. They also have a good selection of alcoholic beverages, and they offer all-you-can-eat pizza and drinks. This time, we ordered a set that included 2 pizza slices, fried potatoes (S), and a drink (M) for 1,280 yen. You can choose from 8 different types of pizza, so I went with "Pepperoni" and "Premium Cheese," while my wife chose "Cheese" and "Salad." The order was ready in about 10 minutes. The pizza crust was thin but had a chewy texture and was delicious. I was worried about whether I could finish two slices due to the large size, but the taste was so good that I finished them in no time. I felt like I could eat 3 or 4 slices even as a middle-aged person, so if you have a big appetite, the all-you-can-eat option might be a better deal. This place offers a different experience from typical pizza delivery chains, so I recommend it to pizza lovers.

Photo organizing series. I used it for lunch twice. The menu seemed to only have pizza. It had a crispy type of thin dough that you could eat quickly. When I went, they also had an all-you-can-eat option, but I wonder if they still have it now? They seem to have a celebration pizza where they write a message with salami as a birthday cake substitute, which seems like a fun idea! I would like to try it someday. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is American-style, with stylish T-shirts available, making it a comfortable place to be. It's a bit off the beaten path from Susukino, but I like it because it feels like a hidden gem.

This is a past review. I heard from a junior colleague at work that there is a delicious pizza place, so my husband and I went there right away. It is located at the end of Susukino. The purpose was the all-you-can-eat pizza during lunchtime (12:00-15:00)☆ It was only 1200 yen for 90 minutes of all-you-can-eat, which is cheap considering that normally one piece costs 390-500 yen for four types of pizza: cheese, basil, pepperoni, and jalapeno! Salad and French fries are also all-you-can-eat. I love potatoes, so I couldn't resist. All-you-can-drink soft drinks cost an additional 300 yen. The first thing I noticed when entering was how stylish and fashionable the place was! There were many couples, but it seemed like we were the only ones doing the all-you-can-eat. You need to order at the counter, so it's a bit of a hassle, but they put toppings on the pre-made dough with tomato sauce and warm it up for you. They brought it to our table. The thin crispy crust was delicious, but since all of them had tomato sauce, I got a little tired of the taste. The size is bigger than Costco's pizza, I think. So after splitting all four types in half, I was full. My husband went for seconds twice from there. I went for seconds on the salad twice, and I even had three servings of fries. Why does ketchup taste so good with fries? I also managed to drink three cups of soft drinks and was full. It was a good deal, but I wished there were more flavor variations. Thank you for the meal.

I ordered: Mozzarella & Basil...550 yen, Pickles...350 yen, Iced Coffee...350 yen. The pizza is quite large, so just one piece is filling. The interior of the restaurant is stylish with a lot of stainless steel. It doesn't feel very relaxing though. There are many guests from the hostel in the same building, I guess. By the way, there used to be a large fish sculpture on the roof of the first floor. Strange... Thank you for the meal!

I went to a lunchtime pizza all-you-can-eat deal from 12pm to 3pm! Normally, one piece of pizza costs between 390 yen to 500 yen, but with this deal, you can eat four different kinds of pizza (cheese, basil, pepperoni, jalapeno) for 90 minutes for only 1200 yen! Plus, you can also enjoy all-you-can-eat salad and fried potatoes. For an additional 300 yen, you can have all-you-can-drink soft drinks with 10 different options. Each item is subject to additional consumption tax. The New York style pizza is a great deal and you can eat until you're full with a 50cm diameter pizza, the largest I've ever had! The thin and crispy crust with melted cheese is delicious. Even though I don't eat much, I was satisfied with just four slices. Thank you, Pike!

This is a pizza restaurant located on the first floor of Stay Sapporo in Nishi 9-chome, Minami 5-jo. I used it as a gift for my friends before, and they were delighted with the delicious crust, so I decided to visit again. Met up with a friend and started with a toast with highballs and sparkling wine. The interior of the restaurant has a clean and bright atmosphere. You can order pizza by the slice, so you can enjoy various flavors. They warm it up before serving, and it tastes as good as freshly made. I was worried it might be too hard, but the cheese sticks nicely to the crust, which is great. I ordered the jalapeno because I like spicy food! The jalapeno was just the right level of spiciness, and I felt like eating more. The crust is delicious, chewy but not too thick, so you can eat it easily. My friend ordered the egg salad pizza for today. The fried potatoes were perfectly seasoned and tasty. It would make a great gift too! The pizza was huge and delicious! Thank you for the meal!

The American pizza here is handmade, with each slice costing around 500 yen and a decent portion size. The previous restaurant here, haru, had a wooden interior, but after renovation, it has been transformed into a silver-colored, aluminum-like space. The rock music playing at a fairly high volume suggests that it's more suited for a quick meal before moving on to the next activity rather than for chatting with someone or leisurely reading a book while sipping coffee. The place provides food on paper plates, bowls, and plastic forks. When a song with the lyrics "it smells like sh*t" came on, I couldn't help but chuckle. Lunch is served until 3 pm, but even after that, you can still pop in for a slice of pizza when you're feeling hungry. Both the pizza and chicken dishes tasted good. It's also a smoke-free environment, which is nice. Keep up the good work.

Welcome.---------- January 2017 ----------A pizza place that opened in the former cafe bar along Nishi 9-chome Street. The interior features stylish steel tables, quite different from the previous establishment. It is run by two young men from Ezo, offering American-style pizza with large slices and a variety of toppings. They also serve craft beer, and customers pay before ordering. Lunch sets are available, and it is possible to have a drink during the day. The base is a thin crust topped with tomato sauce and cheese, known as "Cheese Pizza," with the option to add various toppings. They have pre-made pizzas that are finished with toppings and reheated upon order. We ordered the "Lunch Set A," which included a Cheese Pizza measuring 20cm in length. The crust was crispy and thin, with a chewy texture from whole wheat flour. The melted cheese added richness to the tangy tomato sauce. As the pizza cooled, it became even crispier. The Cheese Pizza with jalapeños added an extra kick when warmed up. The salad pizza was visually appealing, with plenty of watercress and a Caesar dressing. The fried chicken, though slightly smaller than KFC, had a crispy coating and tender, flavorful meat. Due to its location with limited access, most customers are regulars or acquaintances from the previous establishment, showing the support from the building and surrounding area.

Cheese slice cheese potato Sapporo Classic.

Pepperoni, sliced cheese, sliced red eye.