Papa John's Pizza

I know my blog's starting to look like a food blog, but can't do anything about it right now. :-s  There's just some important family matters at the moment so traveling would have to take a back seat. It's already starting to rain anyway so it might not make sense to go to the beach at this time. :-p


Anyway, earlier we dropped by Robinson's Galleria to have lunch at Papa John's Pizza since BF has been meaning to try it. 

We ordered the small (9 inches) All the Meats Pizza, Php320.00

combination of pepperoni, Italian sausage, beef bits, and ham and bacon

Personally, I don't feel like there's much difference between their pizza and, say, like that of Pizza Hut maybe except that their sauce tasted like it was freshly-made and not just poured from the can. That's their peg anyway; better ingredients, better pizza. :p

The pizza also came with melted butter and Pepperoncini (or was it banana pepper?). I think the butter is a smart move so you can dip the pizza handle after you've eaten the rest (I know most people tend to ignore that part).

We also ordered Baked Italian Meat Balls, Php140.00

Succulent beef balls prepared with special herbs and spices covered and baked in pizza sauce and cheese. 

BF said this was ordinary, but I beg to differ. I liked this very much that had I still have more space left in my stomach, I would've ordered another one. :D The meatballs are very tasty; pure beef and is a far cry from the usual meatballs served in spaghetti. I would come back even just for this. :D

Passion Fruit Italian Soda, Php69.00

This is an interesting drink. So interesting that I can't even find the right words to describe it haha

Total damage is almost Php600.00 including service charge. Not bad at all considering that the food is good. :D

I wish they would open a branch in Alabang so I could devour those meatballs again hahaha

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Papa John's Pizza
Level 2 Unit 2401, 
Robinsons Galleria Veranda, 
EDSA corner Ortigas Avenue, 
Ortigas Center