When we were on our way to Ikea to have some lovely Swedish Meatballs, walking along the shaded pavement, a big billboard with a big red word "Pizza" caught our sight and hold our attention. A pizza place in this kind of village-like place should be pretty homey. Out of curiosity, we went over and checked what people were having, and the pizzas looked pretty appealing, and we decided to pay a visit next time.
So on an extraordinary sunny day, we went back to this little pizza shop, feeling all excited to try their pizzas! Sweating our ways along the pavement, we formally arrived the restaurant and asked for a seating. You could literally oversee the whole tiny restaurant at a glance and the indoor air conditioned room is all packed up. So we sat ourselves at a table under the big sun umbrella in the outdoor area. Well, enjoying the sun once in a while wasn't that bad I guess.
A cheerful waitress came over and handed us the menu. Tiny as the restaurant is, they do have an English menu, well done! We thought the restaurant's name was simply Pizza at first, but we later learned the real name from the Menu where it says "King Pizza Tuesday". King Pizza Tuesday provides a wide range of set combos to choose from. Although the combos are presetted, they are actually very flexible. Since most of the pastas and snacks are of the same price, you could always change or add extra money to get anything you want from the menu. The pizza either comes in 8" or 13" with a amusing price of $52 and 123 approximately. One interesting gimmick is they used different countries' flag to present their pizza as well as the ingredients they contained.
