Call the best pizza kitchen in Sapa and the second-best might pick up: the town’s two 4,9★ ovens share one phone number and, by every sign, one family. Between them sit a deep-dish institution, a wood-fired upstart — and four more ovens worth knowing. All six, re-checked in July 2026.
Quick answer: The best pizza in Sapa is Chicago Pizza on Phan Si Păng — 4,9★ across 6.000+ reviews, with 940 of them praising the deep dish. Street Pizza is its wood-fired sibling on the Cầu Mây alley. For pasta and a longer Italian menu, go to Pi’s Kitchen or Casa Italia. Most pizzas run 100.000–200.000 VND.
| # | Oven | Best for | Address | đ/person (Maps) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chicago Pizza | The deep-dish institution | 042 Phan Si Păng | 100–200K | 4,9★ (6.087) |
| 2 | Street Pizza | Wood-fired, same family | 025 Ngõ Cầu Mây | 100–200K | 4,9★ (4.187) |
| 3 | Pi’s Kitchen | Pizza plus real pasta | 041 Fansipan | 200–300K | 4,7★ (1.284) |
| 4 | Casa Italia | The Italian trattoria | 007 Mường Hoa | 200–300K | 4,6★ (1.810) |
| 5 | Delta Italian | Handmade pasta & tiramisu | 050 Phố Cầu Mây | 100–500K | 4,6★ (336) |
| 6 | Romano Pizza | The quiet neighborhood pick | 611 Điện Biên Phủ | 200–300K | 4,6★ (185) |
The 6 Pizza Ovens, Ranked
1. Chicago Pizza — the deep-dish institution
The numbers are absurd for a mountain town: 4,9★ across 6.087 reviews, with the phrase “deep dish” turning up in 940 of them. The Mixed Chicago Pizza is the order — a proper knife-and-fork slab. One visitor speaks for the crowd: “Best Chicago-style pizza in Vietnam.” Cold-evening insurance at 100.000–200.000 VND. Best for: the deep dish that built the reputation.
2. Street Pizza — the wood-fired sibling
Here is the town’s best food-family secret: Street Pizza shares its phone number with Chicago Pizza — same people, second oven, different philosophy. This one goes thin and blistered from a brick oven, at 4,9★ across 4.187 reviews on the Cầu Mây walking alley. Order at whichever has the free table; the family wins either way. Best for: wood-fired crust mid-stroll.
3. Pi’s Kitchen — pizza plus real pasta
The chewy wood-fired dough gets its own fan club — pizza shows up in 480 of its reviews, at 4,7★. But Pi’s is where the rest of the Italian menu is real too: carbonara, pesto, tagliatelle, done properly. One practical note from the reviews: an 8% VAT lands on the bill even for cash. Window seats overlook Fansipan street. Best for: a table split between pizza and pasta people.
4. Casa Italia — the trattoria
The only kitchen on this list Google files as an actual Italian restaurant — women-owned, and wearing its Restaurant Guru 2025 recommendation proudly. It holds 4,6★ across 1.810 reviews on Mường Hoa. The menu reads like a trattoria rather than a pizza counter, and the room feels like a dinner out, not a refuel. Best for: the sit-down Italian evening.
5. Delta Italian — handmade pasta and tiramisu
A small room on Cầu Mây with outsized kitchen ambitions: quattro formaggi, handmade pasta, a tiramisu that earns its own review mentions. Unexpectedly, it also grills one of the most praised steaks in town. 4,6★ across 336 reviews, with a host reviewers describe as part of the experience. Best for: pasta made by hand, dessert non-negotiable.
6. Romano Pizza — the quiet neighborhood pick
Out on Điện Biên Phủ, past where most visitors stop walking, a 4,6★ family room serves gnocchi, bruschetta and pizzas one reviewer flatly calls “world-class”. The same review adds what regulars like best: it is “much quieter than the tourist hubs.” Best for: escaping the center without downgrading dinner.
✅ Worth it: Chicago Pizza for the deep dish. Street Pizza when you want it thin and wood-fired. Casa Italia for the full trattoria evening. Romano when the center feels too loud.
❌ Cut from this list: Three names from the old version were never really Italian. Moment Romantic is a salmon-and-hotpot kitchen — a good one, in our salmon guide. Le Gecko is French, café and all. The Old Town is a European all-rounder that belongs in our Western food guide. Fewer flags, honest list.
FAQs
What is the best pizza in Sapa?
Chicago Pizza on Phan Si Păng — 4,9★ over 6.000 reviews, famous for a Chicago-style deep dish. Its wood-fired sibling Street Pizza, on the Cầu Mây alley, holds the same rating with a thinner crust.
How much does pizza cost in Sapa?
Most pizzas land between 100.000 and 200.000 VND at Chicago and Street Pizza. The trattoria-style rooms — Pi’s Kitchen, Casa Italia, Delta — run 200.000–300.000 VND per person with pasta and dessert.
Do Sapa pizzerias have vegetarian options?
Yes — vegetarian pizzas and pastas are standard at all six, and Chicago Pizza’s vegetarian spring rolls are a menu favorite. For dedicated meat-free kitchens, see our vegetarian guide.
Is there real Italian food in Sapa beyond pizza?
Casa Italia and Delta are the genuine articles — handmade pasta, tiramisu, a proper dining room — and Pi’s Kitchen bridges both worlds. For everything else Western in town, our Western food guide carries the map.
Hungry beyond the crust? Every dish, market and table in one place: Sapa Food Guide: What to Eat & Where to Find It →
Sapa fog and hot cheese were made for each other — the town just needed a few ovens to prove it. Start with the deep dish, argue about the thin crust later, and let the local food win you back tomorrow.


