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[red_devil]

We have the main chains like Mr. Pizza, Pizza Hut, Dominos, Papa Johns, Pizza School. Then we also have the mom and pop's places.

I personally like sort of the wacky toppings like the sausages, or the shrimp pesto, or fried calamari rings...i don't like to play around with my crust though. Usually just hand tossed or thin.

If you know of a good mom and pop's place, post specifics how to get there, etc!

[little_kitty]

As I'm not in Korea yet, I can't comment on Seoul pizza...BUT...when I lived in Japan, Dominoes made the BEST pizza ever: the Garlic Master. About 40 cloves of garlic baked with cheese and little pepperonis. Genius!

[egrog1717]

It's usually a little undercooked for my liking, especially when they're crazy busy, but hands down nothing in Seoul beats a Costco pizza for price, size, and taste...

[alphakennyone]

Sbarro

For a short time there was a "pizza truck" with an oven in the back selling 5000 woners outisde Hanti station. Those were shortlived but AWESOME.

[lorenchristopher]

For a higher price, California Pizza Kitchen is great, although they have good deals for lunch specials.

Cheaper option (as mentioned before) is Costco pizza. Mmmmm.

[Tiberious aka Sparkles]

CPK.

[Maserial]

[wylies99]

[peter07]

My vote goes to the pizza at Beer O'Clock in Sinchon, Seoul. I was very pleasantly surprised over how great it tasted and also the low price.

[wylies99]

12,500 for a large bulgogi pizza at Costco.

[crossmr]

[Brooksmatic]

I like the cheese pizza at Costco and the potato pizza from Mr. Pizza. Potato pizza with sweet potato crust. Mr. Pizza is real pricey but they use legit ingredients.

[alphakennyone]

[egrog1717]

Speaking of McDonalds... Anyone ever have their pizza back in the day???
That was the s*** back in the day! LOL

[crossmr]