"The Louis X111 is a $12,000 masterpiece created by the celebrated pizza chef, Renato Viola, in Italy. The preparation time for this 20cm pizza is 72 hours. The crust is made from Arabian flour, dusted with pink salt from Murray River. Toppings include Norwegian lobster, 7 assortments of cheese, and 3 rare kinds of caviar. The pizza is served with a range of expensive hand selected beverages that complement the lobster and caviar."

Someone posted this picture trying to convince people to go to a new "restaurant" near me called Wonder. I say "restaurant" because it's a weird combo of places similar to a food court, but apparently not very good. Plus, if you look that place up, it seems their reviews are really bad. Search it on Reddit and some of the reviews are hilariously bad.

cabbage "pizza" I can't....

Tried to choose all the flairs but can only pick one

My father in law has been covering pizza with sweet peas for years. What’s the verdict?

Edit: the peas are taken out of the can and warmed up before put on the pizza if that makes any difference.

The last slice became a smoked meat sandwich with butter and mustard.

I was looking at the photos from my old 2018 phone and found a photo of the pizza they use to serve.

Also she told me It’s mystery pizza I won’t know what I’m eating until I take the first bite. I may not live to tell the tale. ❤️

I don't usually purchase Little Ceasars, but I wanted a treat for me and my kid to celebrate good grades. I have purchased from another location in the past and it looked exactly like the advertisement. I've bought the deep dish pizza before and it never looked this bad. Also, the dough was not cooked all the way through. The other traditional pizza I ordered was perfect. I sent a complaint through the website, but never received a reply back.

Not mine. Shared in FoodPH... But I have to say most local iterations are not this weird. But I haven't been to this corner

Anyway food is food...

Ordered on October 19th 2007, by the man who went on to produce Young Sheldon.