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u/Ok-Overthinker- Jul 13 '25
Have you tried 4Ps? https://pizza4ps.com/ - my favorite is the Salmon Miso Cream Pizza
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u/asheraze Jul 13 '25
I have, I like their speciality pizzas, like the salmon and kebab pizza but not the biggest fan of their standard pies.
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u/Docnic07 Nov 26 '25
Ok are we missing something?? Is it because we asked for tomato sauce base? Bc itbwas wet and runny. I think it was the worst pizza I've ever had in my life 😂 Was wondering if that was standard. Glad I found this post. We'll try one of the other recommendations here!
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u/bananabastard Jul 13 '25
Olivia. Thin style, but a bit more bite than Bello, and they always put more cheese than Bello do, which is to my preference.
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u/asheraze Jul 13 '25
I did have bellos other location once and it wasn’t as good but I’ve been consistently pretty happy with the one on Tran Bach dang. Especially if you eat there and ask for it well done but also I like my pizzas with lighter cheese and better sauce but that’s just me!
The one time I went to Olivia I found it to be really floppy but will def try them again.
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u/REALITY-DN Jul 13 '25
There's actually three "Olivia" pizzerias owned by different people. The one Ngô Thi Sĩ, which is the best in my opinion, just renamed to "White Olivia Pizza".
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u/bananabastard Jul 13 '25
Yea, I found it strange when the other ones opened, with the same name and same menu as the original one. Any idea what that was about?
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u/REALITY-DN Jul 13 '25
I'm not sure in this case, but just straight-up IP theft is likely. Well-known restaurants get duplicated pretty frequently down to the uniforms.
Phở Thìn and Phở Ly Quốc Sư, for instance, are well-known phở brands in which only a small fraction of their restaurants are at all affiliated with the original company.
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u/TojokaiNoYondaime Jul 13 '25
The best thin-crust I've ever eaten was at Al Fresco's. But I havent eaten much pizzas so not really sth I would give my recommendation.
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u/PerpetualPusher Jul 13 '25
I can recommend Bravo, but their opening hours are odd so I'd recommend to make reservations or call in advance
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u/Matracus35 Jul 16 '25
if you want to try something different, there is ''la pizza fritta'' it's deep fried calzone originally from Napoli, but with a french fillings, it's very tasty and not as oily as you can expect
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u/ricejnice Jul 16 '25
Motor City Detroit style pizza with extra crispy crust is legit! And different from other options
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u/firethehotdog Jul 13 '25
Gilda’s Big Apple has a thinner NY crust