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대단합니다! 1분에 1판씩 팔리는? 미친 퀄리티 25cm 1인 수제피자 / American Style 25cm Homemade Pizza / Korean street food
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대단합니다! 1분에 1판씩 팔리는? 미친 퀄리티 25cm 1인 수제피자 / American Style 25cm Homemade Pizza / Korean street food



🎥 대단합니다! 1분에 1판씩 팔리는? 미친 퀄리티 25cm 1인 수제피자 / American Style 25cm Homemade Pizza / Korean street food

😘안녕하세요! 가성비 좋은 길거리 음식과 ‘찐맛집’을 찾아 소개하는 [찐푸드] 입니다. 영상 즐겁게 시청하시고 행복한 하루 보내세요:)♥
Hello. I’m [JJIN-Food]. Finding and introducing street food and delicious restaurants is my great happiness. Enjoy the video and have a good day:)♥

ℹ️ Information
미친 가성비 1인 피자 전문점 ” 피자먹다 ”

🗺️위치
서울특별시 강남구 도곡로 516 피자먹다 114호

💲 Price (가격):KRW 2,900 (USD2.3)

– 25cm 마리게리따 피자 2,900
– 마약옥수수 피자 3,900
– 스위트고구마 피자 3,900
– 콤비네이션 피자 4,900
– 페페로니 피자 4,900
– 스위트 불고기 피자 4,900
– 하와이언 피자 4,900

🚀 Google Map
https://goo.gl/maps/gTrn3CVeYGM5piGZA

💌 무료 업체 촬영 요청 및 맛집 제보
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30 Comments

  10. dazuoTV

    Thank you for a very nice video of 10 American style square pizzas selling one per minute 👍

  13. Lissa OD

    Wow! The best take-away pizzas I've ever seen 🤩 Wish I can have those in New Zealand 🍕

  20. BWTECH

    These are not American style pizzas! Half those toppings you will very rarely see in America. I wish we did but nah…this looks way better than American pizza!!

  22. Marvin M

    The 10 Kinds of American Style 25cm Homemade Pizza are very good and very delicious 🍕😍🤩😋💕.

  25. Dennis Kim

    That pizza looks really good!! But I'm not sure about "American style", its more of Korean style tbh

  26. Sara Cohen

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