Regards.

I never proclaimed that Pizza Hut’s pizzas are THE original ones, and you can actually read about my post on the up and coming pizzeria in Ipoh, named Michelangelo’s Pizzeria for a better understanding.

http://www.j2kfm.com/preview-michelangelos-pizzeria-ipoh/

Italiannie’s is a place for gathering, serving large portions of pasta/pizza etc to be shared, at affordable prices. It may NOT be the most authentic versions out there, but compared to Capri’s disastrous (pardon me, but the experience with the pizza and pasta that afternoon left us with a rather poor impression of the food) versions, my vote went to Italiannies. But bear in mind this was more than a year ago.

And David, before you make any discouraging remarks, I DID NOT rave about the Gong Pian at Ayer Tawar, and I’m sure you would have understood from the review how I compared Ayer tawar’s version with Sitiawan’s. Do read properly before throwing criticism, thank you.

I can understand that you’re a FAN of Capri, and the NON-LOUSY food they may serve, but do remember that this review was based on personal opinions, and subjective to my personal tastebuds.

Thanks, and MERRY X’MAS.

To the author of this post, again, REAL pizzas (read-REAL) aren’t definitely those from Pizza Hut, nor even Dominos. Pizza Hut’s idea of a pizza is actually off the original concept. They’re supposed to have crispy crusts, yet having a chewy dough at the same time.

Don’t mean to offend those, including the author, but i do think that you guys just need to make a trip to Italy to experience that best in Italian food. And once again, you guys seem to be of those ‘pro lousy-food’ people. The gong piah you raved about wasn’t that nice after all. In fact, i’ve actually tried the ‘gong pian’ at Jalan Raja Omar. At 10 cents more, it’s actually much, much better than the one at Ayer Tawar.

yeah, unless it’s hot and fresh, the biscuit tends to get rock-hard fast!