Japan’s Tony Pizza! 🍕 Hidden Gem in Tokyo’s Pizza Scene #japantravel #japan #food
Tony’s Pizza in Kitji isn’t just famous for its slices. It’s legendary because of the man behind them. Now in his late 80s, originally opened the shop in 1968 after returning from several years in the US, including time spent in New York City. He learned New York style pizza back then, but tweaked it for Japanese taste using high protein oron flour, the same kind used for ramen, so the crust stays chewy without drying out. Watch how he hand kneads every dough ball right on the counter. No rolling pins, no flowery boards, and bakes it in a New Yorkmade oven. The result, these massive foldable slices with a cheesy pull that still look handmade and taste nostalgic right in the heart of Tokyo.
🍕 Welcome to Japan’s Tony Pizza — one of Tokyo’s hidden pizza spots loved by locals!
In this video, we explore their signature Neapolitan-style pizzas, the story behind the shop, and what makes it stand out in Japan’s growing pizza scene.

8 Comments
One of the worst looking pizzas ive ever seen aint gon lie ✌️😂
He way too skimpy on the sauce
Cheese pizza
LIKE THE MAN BEHIND THE SLA- gets sent to pluto without resources
That isn't a pizza.
That's clearly a cheeza.
All of those JFK pictures in the restaurant show how much cherishes the memories he made in the USA during his presidency, it must have been a special time for him ❤️
YUM
I love seeing food that is adjusting to tastebuds outside the U.S.