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Where to eat Pizza food in Harbin: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Pizza restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pizza food in Harbin. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pizza restaurants near you. including Pizza Hut (XiDa Zhi Jie), Big Pizza (Harbin JinGu Restaurant), Pizza Hut (Parksons)
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1. Pizza Hut (XiDa Zhi Jie)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By oy_oy333
I went there with my friend, it wasn't far from our dormitory. The location was perfectï¼in the same building with Carrefour. We had a small Hawaii pizza, a spaghetti etc. I had sweet corn juice and it was great, very highly recommended. The food was OK, up to their standard.
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2. Big Pizza (Harbin JinGu Restaurant)
Reviewed By Ciaran B
We ate here whilst staying in the Jingu hotel - the restaurant is situated on the 2nd floor of the hotel, but can be accessed from the street. The cost of the evening buffet was about £5, and this included drinks (including Harbin beer). There was a queue to eat here and on arrival we found there to be a wide selection of foods, not just pizza, the majority of which were good. There were traditional Chinese foods, stir fried greens etc, but also some more western foods, which weren't such good quality/tasting. The pizzas themselves were pretty unusual, mainly because the bases were sweet; I didn't really mind this but I'm sure some people would. The salad and fruit/desserts were generally good. Overall I give the restaurant a 4, only 3 for food, but 5 for value as you will be able to fill up here.
3. Pizza Hut (Parksons)
Reviewed By MyKombiandI
Pizza Hut in China. Its actually quite nice. The service is extremely efficiant. You are greeted by a guy who opens the door for you, then quickly ushered down stairs, then quickly ushered to your seat. Then very quickly someone comes up with the menus. 5 minutes later your order is taken. The food is kind of typical of a Pizza Hut but then with a Chinese twist. It was actually quite good and affordable. The cost was cheap for us Aussies but not for Chinese prices. The menus are in Chinese and some form of english, but there are photos so you can just point. Some of the staff can speak english but not all. The toilets are very clean and are a mix of western and eastern squat toilets.
