Chico’s Pizza Bar - Pizza restaurant in Thao Dien, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City

Supreme pizza. Super saucy, juicy. Burger is also great. It was smoky and flavorful

Server kept picking and blowing his nose 🤢🤢🤢🤢 Booger brisket calzone was in the menu 🤢🤢🤢 We've been to this place a few times and only, really, enjoyed the brisket, but after our most recent visit we will never be coming back; the server kept picking and blowing his nose. It was so disgusting! He would touch the inside of his nose and then serve our food.

Just came in for a short stop and had anchovy pizza. I could compare it with others and find lacking. Price is high; it was an incredible 50k for extra rocket and it was scarce and sparse in my estimation and liking. Service is good and staff is friendly. Atmosphere is cosy, as in garden mood. So, it's just okay. Not that I'd go back for it.

We went here for lunch and we ordered a bunch to taste their best pizza. The waiter welcomed us to our table since we reserved prior to our visit. The serving time was approx 15min. The food was great. The pasta was a so-so but the 4 cheese pizza is the best deal for me. However, since me and my friend was not feeling well during our travel going here, we asked for warm water. The men waiter are very diligent to give us warm water. But as I observed I was trying to raised my hand to one of the woman staff and I felt like she intentionally ignored me. Also, I think they have to improve their comfort room since it doesn't smell good. All the rest are okay.

Today for lunch, I visited a wood-fired pizza place located in Thao Dien, Ho Chi Minh City. The ambiance here evokes the cozy atmosphere of a small village in Italy. It was mostly foreign customers enjoying their lunch, a testament to the place’s appeal. The main fare includes pizza fresh from the wood-fired oven, with pasta and steak also being prominent dishes. While the taste might not be top-notch, the ambiance, the friendliness of the staff, and their fluency in English were remarkable. The downsides were the slightly hot indoor environment and the lack of credit card payment options. If you’re planning a visit, I recommend bringing cash.