Today we stopped by Louie’s N.Y. Pizza Parlor at Universal Studios Japan to try the Garlic Shrimp pizza. Join us as we take a bite.
Garlic Shrimp Pizza — ￥1,650 (with fries and drink), ￥5,400 (whole pizza)
Louie’s N.Y. Pizza Parlor is located in the New York area of Universal Studios Japan. Louie’s is a slice of New York in the heart of Japan. With its authentic New York-style pizzas, generous toppings, and perfectly thin yet chewy crust, it captures the essence of a classic pizzeria experience with a unique Japanese twist.
Louie’s has a reputation for having the best quick-service pizza of any theme park in the world, so it’s no surprise to see it packed with people.
The Garlic Shrimp pizza is available for ï¿¥1,650 and comes with fries and a drink. You can get a whole pizza for ï¿¥5,400.
We got a meal with fries and a drink.
The slice of pizza comes on top of an order of steak fries.
Although the idea of garlic shrimp pizza sounded revolting, especially from a theme park, this item manages to deliver in a surprisingly positive way. The shrimp tasted fresh and weren’t stringy, while the garlic was balanced with a subtle lemon flavor that made every bite delicious. We strongly recommend grabbing a slice of this pie.
Louie’s delivers once again!
Do you think you’d give Garlic Shrimp pizza a try? Let us know in the comments.
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