Pizza Hut reveals new Ramenpizza

Pizza has introduced a new frame -pizza that is based on the “Jiro” style. But Pizza Hut Hopfuls outside Japan will have to come on a plane to try it for themselves, as it is currently only available in one country.

Pizza Hut has had no shortage of unusual emissions over the years designed to arouse interest, as surprising customers with the introduction of a pizza hut that came out in 2024. The company has also had many collaborations with third parties, including anime or video games as Genshin influence, But this special pizza is still unusual.

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In Japan, Pizza Hut has revealed his jiro-style frame pizza, with a name that can be translated as “pork bump thick-cut rich back fat soy sauce frame pizza.” The Jiro style frame is a little different from what many frame enthusiasts can be used to, as bowls with the jiro style frame are usually served with much more toppings than standard frame varieties, including several eggs, lots of chashu pork and lots of beans sprouts. In an attempt to mimic that style in the frame, this pizza cabin creation not only has the actual frame -noodles stacked on the crust, but also includes cabbage, chashu pork, pork fat and a sauce base made of garlic and pork bones. Of course, it's a very abandoned pizza, so Pizza Hut also offers an oolong tea combination to break down the wealth.

Pizza hut fans can't wait too long for the frame pizza

Pizza will put back buyers 2,940 yen with tea or 2,750 without it for delivery, or about $ 19.47 and $ 18.21 respectively. Those in the region can also receive a discount if they pick up pizza instead of getting it delivered. Although this is not the first time Pizza Hut has offered a Ramenpizza, this special taste will only be available for just over a month. Pizza went on sale on February 3 and will disappear from the Pizza Hut stores on March 9. Food creations with limited time are very common in Japan, which makes it difficult to resist trying them.

Unfortunately for frame enthusiasts in the West, it seems that there is no plan to bring a frame pizza outside Japan. Although it may be an interesting news for some Japanese food enthusiasts, it may not be able to sell well enough to make it worthwhile to pizza cabin sites in other countries. Even collapse between fast food chains and iconic anime tends to stay in Japan, so frame enthusiasts should probably not hold their breath for this pizza cab creation to come out elsewhere.