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Mozza Pizzeria at MBS or Pete's Place are still the best in my opinion. Wood-fired, light but hearty... bliss

eyah wrote:

GracieShen wrote:Skinny Pizza @ Wheel Lock Place(#04-03) served the BEST pizza and GOOD services!! You should give it a try!!

I really love to eat pizzza but you are right Skinny pizza is the best for me. They are very generous with the toppings which makes the pizzas filling, but yet healthy.

Yes, Its the toppings that make me love the pizza!! Other than that, I cannot think of any reason. Heh

ld_runner wrote:Skinny is what you will be if you eat their crappy pizza. LOL!

haha totally agreed!! maybe that's why it suited me! :p

tinkerbell88 wrote:Mozza Pizzeria at MBS or Pete's Place are still the best in my opinion. Wood-fired, light but hearty... bliss

the pizza must be expensive yah? Sound GOOD!!

What about Verve Pizza? Is it any good? Has anyone tried this yet?

has anyone tried l'operetta in boat quay?
owned and run by japanese working towards vera pizza napoletana certification (if they haven't received it already..)

There is CPK along Orchard Road. I think its the only branch in Singapore.

Ryan_ wrote:There is CPK along Orchard Road. I think its the only branch in Singapore.

it ain't good...

Had a decent pizza last night.

It was from the Pizza place next to L'estaminet (I think they have the same owner) on Greatwood Ave.

ld_runner wrote:Hey Everyone.
Needless to say it was the worst pizza ever. A glorified 12" taco like chip served cold with toppings.For the price charged per person the entire meal was a complete disaster.
"Friends don't let friends eat at SKINNIES"

+1

The best pizza I have found here (which isn't exactly a ringing endorsement, I've had some truly awful pizza in the last year) was from Sarpino's Pizzeria (pronounced piz-AIR-ee-ah, it took me four calls to figure out that's what the lady said when she answered the phone). Some of the topping combinations are weird, but others are winners and the crust is the good chewy type not this paper thin mush folks seem to rave about here. I know thin crust is common in Rome, but I prefer my pizza American style-a nice balance of toppings and crust that you can pick up with your hands without it falling apart.

Domino's pan pizza is also not bad :)

ld_runner wrote:Hey Everyone.
Pete's place in the basement of the Hyatt. Its a well established instiuitution here in SG with an impeccable reputaion for authentic Italian cuisine. There's not a bad dish on the menu. Its a delight to the senses. If anyone wants to join me I'm going there tonight. Looking forward to making some new friensds.
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Tim
"Friends don't let friends eat at SKINNIES"

I second that. Pete's Place is GREAT. Before 7, u get free bread + make it yourself salad. Get a Hyatt card and you get a discount for all the restuarants in Hyatt. If it's a party of 2, they take 50% off your bill, 33% off for 3 people and so on!

Da Paolo Pizza Bar is great too! Nice, light, fluffy crust with lovely toppings. The consistency of the Mozzarella is to die for... I tried German Pizza recently at Magma on Bukit Pasoh Road... interesting paper-thin crust, with goats cheese and a smattering of leek and smoked salmon. You can have the meat fest one, with smoked meat on it too. It was really sensational.. light but satisfying; comes as a large square pizza, sliced into smaller squares, which makes it ideal for sharing! Highly recommended with German wines to pair with too!

German pizza = flammkuchen.



http://www.instructables.com/id/Flammku ... -of-pizza/

Pizza Capers is awesome for their eclectic range of gourmet style creations. My particular favourite is the "Gulf of Mexico".

It's an Aussie chain I believe but the only one I've seen in Sing is the East Coast Road store.

www.pizzacapers.com.sg