4P's Pizza, Hanoi - review by Rusty Compass
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4P's Pizza, Hanoi

| 07 Jun 2022
4P's Pizza, Hanoi
43 Trang Tien St, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
Lunch and dinner

Price guide: $$$

07 Jun 2022

Saigon’s most popular pizza - Japanese owned 4P’s - moved to Hanoi in 2016. As at early 2022, there are now several across Hanoi. These guys take their food seriously and they're also serious about their sourcing of food - quality and sustainability. Recommended.

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The Pizza 4P’s story began in Saigon in 2011. Less than a year later, the city’s Japanese owned pizza joint was one of the most popular restaurants in town - packed most nights.

Now 4P’s is sharing its culinary delights in Hanoi.

This is no ordinary pizza place.

4P’s adds a distinctly Japanese twist to the pizza experience - without straying too far from the familiar Italian roots. There's a good selection of pasta, salads and craft beer as well.

Founder Masuko ditched his job investing in Vietnam’s tech sector to set up Pizza 4P’s - he’s a man passionate about his cheese too. He’s spent years developing a Vietnam-sourced version of cheese that’s the perfect fit for his menu. It comes from the 4P’s Japanese managed dairy cattle farm in the central highlands town of Dalat. The burrata is a delight.

The 4P’s farm now supplies cheese to hotels and restaurants across the country. It’s fresh - free of additives and preservatives.

If you’re looking for a unique pizza  experience in Hanoi - check out 4P’s.


There's a new one (2021) in Bao Khanh St near Hoan Kiem Lake and St Joseph's Church.

 

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