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Phnom Penh: Pizza 4P’s – A great place for pizzas
Pizza 4P’s in Phom Penh is the first international branch of the Japanese-owned, Vietnam-based pizza restaurant. Pizza 4P’s is located near the riverside in a rustic, yet sleek, space. Their pizza menu consists of the classics like the Margherita pizza, however, their menu expands to many unique, Japanese ingredient-based pizzas such as the Salmon Sashimi with onion ricotta cheese sauce pizza and many more! You can even choose a “Half & half pizza” where you can order 2 different flavors and toppings on one pizza! It is like no other pizza restaurant in Cambodia.
Along with their vibrant menu is their ‘zero waste’ concept with an ambitious vision to save the earth, which I deeply admire. Aside from their pizzas, they also serve pasta, desserts, and beer! Although I am too young for beer, it is said that their beer is really good, so beer-loving fan might want to go check it out. Their food is a bit on the salty side, but it was delicious nonetheless. Whilst enjoying the food you can even get a beautiful view of the riverside. They are currently very popular so a reservation is recommended if you don’t want to wait long. If you are looking for a blast of new flavors definitely head to Pizza 4P’s.
Their price range is standard for a pizza restaurant in Phnom Penh, with most pizzas and other mains at $7-$10.
Pizza 4P’s, F02-01 Street 1 Presh, 12300, Preah Sisowath Quay, Phnom Penh
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