Best pizza in Kaohsiung - any recommendations?

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Postby ozzo » 14 Oct 2008, 14:16

thebayou wrote:I would also like to mention that we are not making Chicago deep dish pizza, but Chicago stuffed pizzas.


Damn! If ya had the deep dish, I'd be over there every other day! I just can't get enough of the sausage, one-piece rolled over the top of the whole pie. Mmmmmm.... Cheese on the bottom, sauce on the top. I remember the first time I saw the "Chicago Pizza" pizza restaurant in Taiwan....I almost shat myself! Then almost shat on the restaurant once I saw what it really was.
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Re: Best pizza in Kaohsiung - any recommendations?

Postby thebayou » 06 Dec 2008, 01:08

ozzo wrote:Damn! If ya had the deep dish, I'd be over there every other day! I just can't get enough of the sausage, one-piece rolled over the top of the whole pie. Mmmmmm.... Cheese on the bottom, sauce on the top. I remember the first time I saw the "Chicago Pizza" pizza restaurant in Taiwan....I almost shat myself! Then almost shat on the restaurant once I saw what it really was.


Here's a pic I took a few days ago of one of our Chicago stuffed pizzas.
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Re: Best pizza in Kaohsiung - any recommendations?

Postby golfmade » 25 Jan 2009, 21:49

Aye, while I'm originally from Idaho and never really had deep dish before, the Bayou's pizzas are great and I really like their deep dish, especially the 'hog wild' pizza. Lucky enough while I was in the hospital last week a good friend picked one up and brought it to me, talk about hospital food :D
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Re: Best pizza in Kaohsiung - any recommendations?

Postby haleyroach » 08 Jun 2009, 23:44

My uncle owns Andy's Pizza Garden. They've moved to 197 Minghua 1st Rd.

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Re: Best pizza in Kaohsiung - any recommendations?

Postby golfmade » 09 Aug 2009, 00:29

haleyroach wrote:My uncle owns Andy's Pizza Garden. They've moved to 197 Minghua 1st Rd.

I always hated going back home in a cab. Even when I gave them the card with a MAP on it, they still took me on a tour of the lake.


As far as I'm concerned the new place is great, if no other reason it's 5 minutes by scooter from my place.
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Postby Durins Bane » 11 Aug 2009, 08:46

scoregonzo wrote:My pizza place is a little hard to find, took me a couple of weeks when I first moved in.

If you can find the baseball stadium next to the lake you're not far. Coming from the front entrance to the lake, go past the hospital and stadium on your right. You'll come to a big intersection with Tokyo City on your left. Go through it and turn left at the next light with a taxi stand, continue straight past the field and then left again. We're the last house on the left. Don't turn at the 7-11 with a taxi stand, we are one small street back.

If you're turned around, call us at 0921232339 or 735 4076.
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You may have some great food but why would one drive all the way out there? There are plenty of places in Kaoshiung (Gaoxiong) proper that have decent food.
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Postby marboulette » 11 Aug 2009, 11:42

Durins Bane wrote:
You may have some great food but why would one drive all the way out there? There are plenty of places in Kaoshiung (Gaoxiong) (Gaoxiong) proper that have decent food.


You should really read the thread before yo post...

My uncle owns Andy's Pizza Garden. They've moved to 197 Minghua 1st Rd.


That's where the old Panchos used to be, BTW.

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Re: Best pizza in Kaohsiung - any recommendations?

Postby naguoning » 16 Dec 2009, 18:38

Just to let everyone know we have opened a second place down town rather than out on the beach at ChaiShan. Part of the reason behind this is we found a lot of our customers like our pizza but are unwilling or unable to make the trip to our place on the beach every time they would otherwise eat our food.
Our new place is in the HanShen (sometimes spelt Hanshin) department store on ChengGong Road (ie the old HanShen). It is in the B3 food court. We still have pizza with the same toppings etc like out at the beach but the sizes are different. The cost is a little lower reflecting that we don't have the high operating costs of being on the beach area and that being in the food court we don't serve you at the table etc. The pizzas are available in a small size so they start at NT$149 but still use good proper pizza cheese (ie white soft stuff, not the shredded cheap junk used by many chains for the lower cost). We also have pasta, risotto etc but not all of the dishes available at the beachside Escape.
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Re: Best pizza in Kaohsiung - any recommendations?

Postby crianp » 08 Feb 2011, 21:15

Where is The Bayou?
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Re: Best pizza in Kaohsiung - any recommendations?

Postby thebayou » 09 Feb 2011, 22:46

crianp wrote:Where is The Bayou?


Ming Cheng 1st Rd #226
310-7293

We open at 6:00 and reservations are generally a good idea.
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