New York Pizza Delivery (NYPD) CBD Store

First let me say I am a 4th generation NYC person so my rating maybe a bit tougher as I can compare a lifetime of eating the real deal.

I tried NYPD Pizza today and would have to say it is as close to real NYC pizza that I have had outside of NYC. The sauce and cheese would place the taste in NYC. The dough was slightly better than pizza hut crust. This failing would likely be the water used to make the dough. Real NYC calzone would have a ricotta/mozzarella filling with no sauce. NYPD used sauce and mozzarella which really did not appeal to me. Also the dough was a bit too thick for a calzone.

Pizza Hut and Papa Johns have now been officially booted for future pizza options in my house. We definitely will be ordering again.

NYPD Pizza definitely doesn't deserve only 2.7 stars.  I also have pretty high standards for pizza (as a college student in Boston, you practically become connoisseur, haha), and NYPD is the definition of solid.  Let me put it this way - if this restaurant was in the States, I doubt it'd be my first choice, but if someone else ordered it I'd in no way complain.  Best pizza I've had in Asia - Hong Kong inclusive.

If you're getting nostalgic for Pizza, or want to show a Chinese person what real pizza's like, NYPD's your best bet.  Go for the BBQ Chicken - it's their best, IMO.

Bad news however - the "Buffalo Wings" are a joke, as they are in all American restaurants in Asia.  I honestly don't see why it's so hard -  buffalo sauce is like the simplest thing ever.  

hi chris,

thank you for ur patron and support. fyi, NYPD Pizza will be opening in Hong Kong next week. the address is 15 Finnie Street, Quarry Bay , Hong Kong.  (Quarry Bay Station on the MTR exit B then turn left)

btw, we don't have buffalo wings on the menu. it's call Hot Wings :) cheers

Great Napoletana pizza, and fast delivery.

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