Mr Pizza: Korea’s No. 1 Gourmet Pizza
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Close your eyes and imagine the world without pizza. Scary, no? Don’t worry. Obviously, it will take a long, long time before pizza gets wiped out on the face of the world. So, anyway, we got to try out a new pizza place in SM Seaside City and it was heavenly. What was even better is that they have daily promos that will make you rethink your diet. 
Mr. Pizza was one of the first places we saw after getting out of SM’s My Bus so it’s in an extremely convenient location for commuters. If I’m not mistaken, this pizza parlor is actually the number 1 pizza chain in Korea — and they also have a Mambaling branch (based on their Facebook page). I loved the ambiance of the place the moment we got in. The staff was very friendly and that was even though they didn’t know I blogged. The one con about being a blogger is that they tend to treat you like a royalty (sometimes) because they know you’d be writing about them. 
I think we went on a Wednesday so we were able to get a free classic pizza (the Bulgogi one) and take it home for the rest of the family to enjoy. 
We waited for a while before they served our pizza but you guys can check out how yours was made. 
We consider everything as a learning experience so it was a huge plus that their kitchen was open for people to see. One of the staff showed us his moves. The dough fell to the floor, unfortunately, and had to make its way to the trash bin. *sob sob* 
The rest of the crew also showed us their dance moves. I think they had this break every hour or so (wasn’t able to confirm). It was fun to watch; too bad I didn’t get to take a video of them. 
Mr. Pizza abides by what they call the 300% principle. That means 100% hand-kneaded, 100% full-hearted topping and 100% grill-baked. Yum yum yum! 
Overall, pizza was good and the price was even better. Interiors and service: double check!
Mr. Pizza was one of the first places we saw after getting out of SM’s My Bus so it’s in an extremely convenient location for commuters. If I’m not mistaken, this pizza parlor is actually the number 1 pizza chain in Korea — and they also have a Mambaling branch (based on their Facebook page). I loved the ambiance of the place the moment we got in. The staff was very friendly and that was even though they didn’t know I blogged. The one con about being a blogger is that they tend to treat you like a royalty (sometimes) because they know you’d be writing about them. I think we went on a Wednesday so we were able to get a free classic pizza (the Bulgogi one) and take it home for the rest of the family to enjoy. We waited for a while before they served our pizza but you guys can check out how yours was made. We consider everything as a learning experience so it was a huge plus that their kitchen was open for people to see. One of the staff showed us his moves. The dough fell to the floor, unfortunately, and had to make its way to the trash bin. *sob sob* The rest of the crew also showed us their dance moves. I think they had this break every hour or so (wasn’t able to confirm). It was fun to watch; too bad I didn’t get to take a video of them. Mr. Pizza abides by what they call the 300% principle. That means 100% hand-kneaded, 100% full-hearted topping and 100% grill-baked. Yum yum yum! Overall, pizza was good and the price was even better. Interiors and service: double check!Have you had your pizza fix lately?
Mr. Pizza Cebu Lower Ground Floor, SM Seaside City Cebu Store Hours: 10am to 10pm
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I have tried Mr. Pizza several years ago and the taste was heavenly. At first I thought that it would be similar to Pizza Hut, but taste and amount of topping were totally different. Talking more about Mr. Pizza, they sell ‘extraordinary’ pizzas that are suited for Korean taste. Even though I am foreigner, I liked what they served. And I believe that Mr. Pizza’s pizzas are really great for kids because it comes with big amount of topping, fluffy dough and delicious cheese. And, of course, their pizzas are like homemade pizzas that are the biggest reason I liked eating at Mr. Pizza. Also, I noticed that they have dances and songs to entertain customers. I could say it is a good customer’s service. That is why I think even the littlest ones wouldn’t be bored while waiting for the pizza to come. After reading your blog post, I really want to taste Mr. Pizza’s pizza again!