
Tokyo's Best Pizza Arrives in Sydney
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Pizza Studio Tamaki, renowned for its wood-fired pies and light, chewy crust, is expanding to Sydneys central business district on May 15th. Founded in Tokyo in 2017, the pizzeria has gained international acclaim, with signature options like the Tamaki pie. The new Sydney location, seating up to 78, will offer a menu inspired by Tokyo originals, with plans for local Australian touches.
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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Tokyo's Best Pizza Arrives in Sydney. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On this March 3rd in Sydney, here's what is making headlines. David Chang declared back in 2018 that Tokyo has the world's best pizza. Now, one of the city's top spots, Pizza Studio Tamaki, is bringing its acclaim pies to Australia with a new opening in Sydney Central Business. District on May 15th, the Pizzeria launched in 2017 in a small Tokyo neighborhood by founder, Subasa Tamaki. It specializes in wood-fired pies with a light, chewy crust and a salty finish from special oven techniques using Okinawan sea salt. Over the years, it expanded with more spots in Japan, plus locations in Bangkok, Singapore, Manila, and New York. Fans rave about signature options like the Tamaki pie, Lotus with smoked mozzarella, pecorino, basil, and cherry tomatoes that burst for extra flavor. The Sydney site at 259 George Street will seat up to 78 people, making it the chain's largest worldwide.
It's partnering with Kaizen Food Group, the team behind another popular Tokyo ramen spot that arrived here last year. Tamaki visited Sydney recently and loved the bustling area around the restaurant, comparing it to lively pizza rias in Rome. The menu will stick close to Tokyo originals, including five cheese with honey and sausage egg pies, with plans for some local Australian touches. Dean and his brought to you by a sponsor. Comfort you can hear sound you can relax into S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com.
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