Discover the best pizza in Hong Kong
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For most of the 2010s, pizza in Hong Kong meant American slices and shared pies, with Pizza Hut running about 90 branches across Hong Kong and Macau. The shift to Neapolitan dough, one pizza per person, came late and fast.
The marker is Fiata, opened on Staunton Street in SoHo in September 2021 by Salvatore Fiata, a third-generation pizzaiolo from Caserta. It climbed from eighth to third in 50 Top Pizza Asia-Pacific between 2022 and 2025 and held third in 2026. Little Napoli, run by Naples-born Gavino Pilo, moved from Happy Valley to a bigger room in Wan Chai in December 2025 and carries a Michelin Bib Gourmand.
Most of the city's pizza sits in Central and SoHo, Wan Chai and Tsim Sha Tsui, and much of it inside malls: Falcone at IFC and The Peak Galleria, Luigi's at Elements, Mano at The Quayside in Kwun Tong. Pizza Central sells Roman pizza at Central Ferry Pier 7.
Book Fiata ahead, and arrive early at Little Napoli, where the line forms before opening. Falcone IFC takes walk-ins only, its Peak branch takes bookings. A Neapolitan margherita runs HK$150 to 210.
FAQs about Hong Kong
Where is the best pizza in Hong Kong?
Fiata on Staunton Street, ranked third in 50 Top Pizza Asia-Pacific in 2025 and 2026, is the critics' pick. Fiata has the most reviews on our list.
What is the best Neapolitan pizza in Hong Kong?
Fiata in SoHo and Little Napoli in Wan Chai, both run by pizzaioli from Campania and both in the 50 Top Pizza Asia-Pacific list.
Where is the best pizza in Central?
Fiata on Staunton Street, Falcone in the IFC mall and Pizza Central on Ferry Pier 7 for Roman pizza.
Where is the best pizza in Kowloon?
Luigi's at Elements in Tsim Sha Tsui and Mano at The Quayside in Kwun Tong.
Do I need a reservation for pizza in Hong Kong?
For Fiata, yes, it books out. Little Napoli draws a line, so arrive early, and Falcone IFC is walk-in only.
How much does pizza cost in Hong Kong?
A Neapolitan margherita costs about HK$150 to 210 at a sit-down pizzeria.
Is there pizza near the Peak in Hong Kong?
Yes. Falcone runs a branch in The Peak Galleria, and unlike its IFC sibling it takes bookings.
How many pizzerias are on the Hong Kong map?
We list 12 Hong Kong pizzerias, picked by hand and ranked by what people who came for the pizza thought.
